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Beacon

Rated for weather it will probably never see.

What it is for

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.

What it is not for

Anything 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.

Variants

P4.8

200 × 200 px per cabinet

Peak brightness: 8,000 nits
Contrast: 5,000:1
Refresh: 3,840 Hz
Colour depth: 14-bit
Ingress: IP66
Optimal viewing: 9.6–14.4 m
Fully merged at: 16.5 m
Power per m²: 720 W peak
Mass per m²: 38 kg
Indicative rate: R 19,000/m²

P6.67

144 × 144 px per cabinet

Peak brightness: 10,000 nits
Contrast: 5,000:1
Refresh: 3,840 Hz
Colour depth: 14-bit
Ingress: IP66
Optimal viewing: 13.3–20.0 m
Fully merged at: 22.9 m
Power per m²: 800 W peak
Mass per m²: 38 kg
Indicative rate: R 15,000/m²

P10

96 × 96 px per cabinet

Peak brightness: 10,000 nits
Contrast: 4,500:1
Refresh: 3,840 Hz
Colour depth: 14-bit
Ingress: IP66
Optimal viewing: 20.0–30.0 m
Fully merged at: 34.4 m
Power per m²: 850 W peak
Mass per m²: 40 kg
Indicative rate: R 12,000/m²

—Worked example

A 6-metre Beacon wall

6 × 3 cabinets in P4.8. These are system-level figures — the ones that decide whether the building can actually take it.

Active area: 5.76 × 2.88 m
Resolution: 1,200 × 600
Peak power: 11.9 kW
Mass: 630 kg

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