The W60-75 (5×HUB75) is a control card with five HUB75 outputs, up to roughly 768×384 pixels of capacity, which we recommend for larger modular full-colour LED walls. The five outputs let the card drive several module rows arranged side by side or one above another in perfect sync, including wider, taller or asymmetric wall shapes. 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 even a large, business-critical wall does not stand idle for days because of a fault.
LED wall controller W60-75 (5×HUB75)
We recommend the W60-75 (5×HUB75) card for projects where the LED wall exceeds the comfortable capacity of a 2×2 module layout and several module rows have to be driven at once, in a coordinated way. The five HUB75 outputs give greater freedom in laying out the modules, whether the wall is wider, taller or a bespoke shape. 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, ensuring uniform, synchronised display across the larger wall. In the modules we use quality-controlled, bin-matched LED chips, so even a large-format wall shows no patchiness years later.
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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.
Driving larger modular walls, and the right viewing distance
When an LED wall exceeds the smaller 2×2 module layout and several module rows have to be displayed in parallel, in perfect sync, the W60-75 with its five HUB75 outputs provides the capacity needed. This card was made specifically for projects where the wall is wider, taller or an unusual, asymmetric shape, and the modules have to be driven in several directions so that the result shows a uniform, flicker-free picture. For larger shops, shopping centres, event centres, stadiums and showrooms, this solution delivers the best performance for modular, HUB75-based full-colour LED walls, typically at a viewing distance of 10–25 metres. The card supports the full colour range, so more complex graphics, logos and animations all appear true to life.
Installation, uploading, reliability
The card connects to the modules over five separate HUB75 cables, so we recommend that installation and the assignment of outputs to module rows are carried out by a professional, to make sure the result matches the physical layout of the wall exactly. Content is uploaded through the phone app over a Wi-Fi or wired LAN connection, depending on the conditions at the site. The card stores the uploaded content in internal memory and then plays it back on its own and continuously, independently of the network connection, coordinating all five outputs. We give a 1-year warranty on the W60-75 (5×HUB75) card, and we designed it specifically for heavy-duty, continuous operation.
A larger system, not a larger risk
With a large, bespoke-layout wall it is a fair fear that a fault will require a complex, expensive repair. That is not the case with the W60-75 (5×HUB75): because of the modular build any element is accessible from the front, and a swap typically takes minutes rather than dismantling the wall. We supply the part from regional stock with service backing behind it, and the bin-matched LED chips guarantee that no difference will be visible between old and new element after a module swap, even on a stadium-sized wall. Alongside the warranty, a Warranty+ package can be requested by operators for whom downtime would mean a direct loss of revenue.
Running it: consumption in numbers, and training
The average operating consumption of a larger modular wall suited to this card typically runs at around 40–70 W/m², and at full white, maximum-brightness peak load it can rise to as much as double. For a 20 m² wall this is a well-plannable, calculable monthly item in the operating budget, not a hidden surprise. Operation through the phone app stays as simple as with the smaller cards, and as part of the handover we provide detailed practical training for the operating team.
Typical applications
LED wall controller W60-75 (5×HUB75) — frequently asked questions
When are 5 HUB75 outputs needed rather than 4?
If the modular wall exceeds the capacity of a 2×2 layout, or is a bespoke, asymmetric shape, the five outputs provide greater flexibility and performance.
Does this card need professional installation?
Yes — because the five HUB75 cables have to be assigned precisely to the module rows, we recommend that installation is carried out by a professional.
How is synchronised display across the larger wall ensured?
The card drives all five outputs in a coordinated way, so every module row of the wall receives exactly the same timing and content, with no flicker or drift.
What happens if a module fails on a large stadium wall?
Because of the modular build the faulty unit is accessible from the front, replacement typically takes minutes, and we supply the part from regional stock with service backing behind it.
How long do the LED chips on a wall this size last?
Quality, bin-matched LED chips have a service life of around 80,000–100,000 operating hours, which means well over 10 years even in continuous 24-hour operation.
Is there a free site survey before a project this size?
Yes — for larger modular walls we always hold a free site survey, covering the support structure, the power feed and the network conditions as well.
