The W60-75 (2×2 HUB75) is a control card designed for modular LED walls, connecting directly to the modules through four HUB75 outputs, up to roughly 512×256 pixels. We recommend it specifically for smaller full-colour LED walls, up to a 2×2 module layout, where the card drives the module rows directly and in perfect sync. You upload the content from a phone app over Wi-Fi or LAN, and the card then plays it on its own with no computer. With a 1-year warranty, professional installation and spare parts held in stock, we make sure that a bespoke-sized wall runs reliably for years.
LED wall controller W60-75 (2×2 HUB75)
We recommend the W60-75 (2×2 HUB75) card for projects where the LED wall is built from individual modules and the controller has to connect directly to the module rows over standard HUB75 cabling. The four HUB75 outputs let the card drive several module rows at once in a coordinated way, so even a smaller wall in a 2×2 layout shows a uniform, seamless picture. The card works on the asynchronous principle: the uploaded content is held in its memory and played back continuously from there, independently of the network connection. In the modules we use quality-controlled, bin-matched LED chips, so even a bespoke layout shows no visible colour difference at the module joints.
Send me the detailed quote
We will email you a technical proposal tailored to your project: sizing, recommended pixel pitch, power consumption, an itemised price and the installation steps. If you also upload a photo of the site, we will create a free visualisation from it.
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.
Coordinated control of modular walls, and the ideal viewing distance
When the LED wall is not a single unified sign but assembled from individual modules, the controller has to be able to present the module rows precisely in sync, as one coherent picture. The four HUB75 outputs of the W60-75 (2×2 HUB75) were designed for exactly that: the card sends the signal in four directions, so every point of a smaller wall in a 2×2 module layout receives exactly the same timing and content. This solution is ideal for smaller, bespoke-sized LED walls, shop windows and exhibition stands, where the modules are fitted in a custom layout, typically at a viewing distance of 3–8 metres. The card supports full-colour display, so logos, lettering, graphic elements and simpler animations all appear true to life.
Connection, uploading, operation
The card connects to the modules over standard HUB75 cabling, while content is uploaded through the accompanying phone app over a Wi-Fi or wired LAN connection, depending on the conditions at the site. The card downloads the content assembled in the app, stores it in internal memory, and then plays it back on its own and continuously, independently of the network connection, coordinating all four outputs. That keeps every element of the modular wall in sync, with no flicker or drift. We give a 1-year warranty on the card; we recommend that installation is carried out by a professional, because of the way the modules have to be wired.
Why choosing a bespoke modular solution is not a risk
Many buyers fear that a bespoke-sized modular wall is more complicated and more fragile than a ready-made, single-piece sign. In reality the opposite is true: because of the modular build a faulty element is accessible from the front and can be swapped in minutes, without dismantling the whole wall. We supply the part from regional stock with service backing behind it, and the bin-matched, quality-controlled LED chips in the modules guarantee that no colour difference will be visible after a swap. Installation is carried out by our technicians, so the outputs are assigned precisely to the planned module rows — that is the guarantee that the wall works flawlessly from handover onwards.
Running it: consumption and simplicity of use
The average operating consumption of a 2×2 modular wall typically runs at around 40–70 W/m², higher at peak load, but with mixed daily content the lower figure is the norm, which for a shop-window wall means a well-plannable monthly cost. Content management through the phone app is just as simple as with a single-piece sign: if you can write an email you will learn to handle this too, and practical training is included as part of the handover.
Typical applications
LED wall controller W60-75 (2×2 HUB75) — frequently asked questions
What do the 4 HUB75 outputs mean in practice?
The card can send the signal in four directions to the module rows in sync, so every element of a smaller wall in a 2×2 layout shows one coherent picture.
Does installation need a professional?
Because the modules are wired over HUB75 cabling, we recommend involving a professional for installation, so the outputs are correctly assigned to the module rows.
Can it be used for a module wall larger than 2×2?
The recommended configuration at this size is a 2×2 layout; for significantly larger walls it is worth choosing the W60-75 card with 5 HUB75 outputs.
What happens if a dead pixel appears in a module?
Because of the modular build the faulty element is accessible from the front, the swap typically takes minutes, and we supply the part from regional stock with service backing behind it.
Can this system be extended to a larger wall later?
Yes, the modular system can be extended afterwards; for a larger layout you can move to the card with 5 HUB75 outputs while keeping the existing modules.
Is there a free site survey for the bespoke size?
Yes — for a bespoke-sized modular wall we always hold a free site survey, so the module layout and the support structure fit the location precisely.
