Four series.

Close enough to touch. Still no pixels.

Flip-chip COB for rooms where people stand within two metres of the wall — boardrooms, broadcast sets, flagship retail. The die is encapsulated in a single resin plane, so there is nothing standing proud of the surface to catch a shoulder or a lens flare.

Not forDaylight-facing atria. Nano tops out at 1,200 nits by design; if the wall faces glass, specify Core or Beacon.

Contrast

12,000:1

measured at 100 lux ambient, not in a blacked-out lab

Surface

Monolithic resin

no lens standing proud — wipeable, knock-tolerant

Refresh

7,680 Hz

no banding at 1/8000 s shutter

A 6 m × 2.4 m wall in the finest pitch of this series resolves to 6,400 × 2,520 px.

The wall that runs for a decade and is never mentioned again.

SMD for corporate lobbies, control rooms and lecture theatres — the installations that have to be right on day one and invisible for ten years after. Front-serviceable module by module, so a failure is a five-minute job, not a scaffolding job.

Not forSub-metre viewing. Below about 1.9 m the SMD lens structure becomes visible; that is what Nano is for.

Service

Front, 5 min

single module swap without touching the frame

Uniformity

±2% ΔE

factory-calibrated per cabinet, data stored on the card

Flatness

±0.1 mm

cabinet-to-cabinet — the spec nobody publishes

A 6 m × 2.4 m wall in the finest pitch of this series resolves to 3,200 × 1,260 px.

Eighteen trucks. Forty cities. One tool.

Touring and rental. Curve-lockable in 5° steps to ±15°, quarter-turn latches, and a cabinet that survives being loaded by a crew who have been awake for nineteen hours. Everything a tech needs to reach is reachable without a tool they can lose.

Not forPermanent fine-pitch install. You are paying for a road case that happens to be a display; a fixed job should buy Core.

Curve

±15°, 5° steps

mechanical detent — no shims, no guessing

Rigging

12 high

stacked or flown, verified to 4:1 safety factor

Mass

7.2 kg

per cabinet — one crew member, one hand

A 6 m × 2.4 m wall in the finest pitch of this series resolves to 2,304 × 960 px.

Rated for weather it will probably never see.

Architectural and out-of-home. IP66 front and back — not the IP65-front / IP54-rear split most of the industry quietly ships — with a 10,000-nit peak that holds legibility with the sun directly behind the viewer.

Not forAnything indoors. The brightness floor is higher than a room can comfortably take, and you would be paying for a sealed enclosure you do not need.

Ingress

IP66 / IP66

both faces — verified, not front-only

Brightness

10,000 nits

peak; auto-dims on ambient sensor to 8% at night

Wind load

160 km/h

certified with the standard mounting frame

A 6 m × 2.4 m wall in the finest pitch of this series resolves to 1,200 × 600 px.