The 3.2 × 4.5 metre, 14.4 m² P2.5 LED video wall is the sensible major investment for larger spaces: for sports halls, conference centres and event venues where viewers watch the image from several metres away. Its resolution is 1280×1800 px (400 px/m), brightness is above 600 cd/m² and refresh above 6000 Hz – live relay and camera capture are free of banding. The image is continuous from 2.5 metres and the comfortable viewing distance starts at 6 metres, which in a hall setting covers every spectator. In real use the wall consumes about 2.1 kW on average (below 147 W/m²). The 100,000-hour lifespan means 10+ years even with intensive use for several hours a day.
Indoor LED video wall P2.5 – 3.2 × 4.5 m (14.4 m²)
The 320×450 cm P2.5 wall was made for the larger spaces where the viewing distance is naturally several metres: the stand of a sports hall, the plenary hall of a conference centre, a larger event venue. From that distance the image of a P2.5 pixel pitch is indistinguishable from the denser build, while the investment is noticeably better – which is why it is often the optimal choice on mid-range hall projects. The near-square ratio composes well: a single large image or a zoned scores–statistics–advertising layout both work on it. Quality chips, bin-matched modules and our own service backing are standard here too. A free site survey supports the choice of size.
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Technical specifications
This model is built to order, so it has no list price — request a quote and we will price it exactly to your dimensions.
A large surface on a sober budget
A 14.4 m² surface is a serious visual presence – dominant from the stand and from the back row of a plenary hall. The question at that point is not whether a wall this size is needed but at what pixel pitch: by the 1 mm ≈ 2.5–3 m rule of thumb, a P2.5 image is continuous from 2.5 metres and comfortable from 6 metres, and in a hall or a large room even the nearest spectator is typically further away than that. The extra cost of a denser pixel pitch would remain invisible here – so at this size P2.5 is not a compromise but sizing accuracy. The budget freed up typically funds the control, the content production or a second, smaller display.
Technical data for specialists
The resolution is 1280×1800 px at a density of 400 px/m; the surface can be divided into several independent zones with the control software, so live scores, statistics and sponsor content can run in parallel. Brightness above 600 cd/m² gives a high-contrast image even under strong hall lighting, and the refresh rate above 6000 Hz is free of banding on multi-camera live relays and slow-motion replays. Contrast above 5000:1 and 16.7 million colours render advertising content in saturated, vivid colours too. The power feed is 220 V and peak consumption is 439 W/m² – about 6.3 kW for the whole wall – which we agree with the site's engineer during the electrical design.
Industrial reliability, with our own backing
In a hall setting the wall runs for several hours a day, continuously through the season – only quality materials stand up to that. The modules are made from named LED chips from a bin-matched production run, so the surface does not go patchy and the panels do not differ from one another on camera. The robust cabinets stand up to an intensive, well-attended environment. If a fault occurs, the module can be replaced from the front in minutes – even between two quarters or two programmes – with the part arriving from regional stock within days and support available by phone. The 100,000-hour lifespan is well over 10 years of service even at several hours of daily operation.
Consumption and handling day to day
Real consumption stays far below the peak: with mixed content it averages below 147 W/m², about 2.1 kW for the whole wall – the electricity for a match day or a conference day comes to roughly 15–20 kWh, a few euros. Control runs over Wi-Fi or LAN from a central desk: content changes, zone management and timed switching on and off can be handled remotely. Day-to-day operation needs no engineer – if you can write an email, you can handle this – and training the operating team is part of the handover. If a question arises, phone support is available, not a foreign ticketing system.
Installation, extension, payback
Because the cabinets arrive pre-built and calibrated, on-site installation including the support structure and commissioning typically takes 2–3 days; an indoor wall needs no official consent, and we clear up the structural questions at the free site survey. The quote is itemised: modules, control, support structure, installation. The surface can be extended later with bin-matched cabinets of the same pixel pitch. In a sports hall the payback is tangible: selling the sponsor and advertising surface, the jump in event hire class and the one-off equipment hire that falls away together typically bring the investment back within a few seasons – we prepare a specific calculation on request.
Typical applications
Indoor LED video wall P2.5 – 3.2 × 4.5 m (14.4 m²) — frequently asked questions
Why choose P2.5 instead of P2 at this size?
At this surface area the price difference from pixel density is significant, while from the several-metre viewing distance of a hall the difference in image quality is effectively imperceptible – P2.5 here is sizing accuracy, not a compromise.
Can it be used for camera capture of a live sports relay?
Yes. Because of the refresh rate above 6000 Hz, no flicker or banding appears on a live relay or a slow-motion replay.
What is its actual energy consumption in daily use?
Peak consumption is 439 W/m², but with real content the average stays below 147 W/m² – about 2.1 kW for the whole wall, so the electricity for a match day comes to roughly 15–20 kWh, a few euros.
Can the surface be divided into several zones?
Yes. The control software divides the 14.4 m² into several independent zones: live scores, statistics, advertising and a camera feed can run at once, and can be rearranged during the match.
How long does it last, and what warranty backing is there?
The 100,000-hour lifespan is 10+ years even at several hours of daily operation. The warranty is set out in the quote and can be extended with the Warranty+ package; in the event of a module fault we replace it from the front in minutes with a bin-matched part from regional stock.
Who installs it, and how long does it take?
Our own installation team carries out the work: with the pre-built cabinet system, installation typically takes 2–3 days including the support structure and commissioning, concluding with training for the operators.
