LED screens, or Light Emitting Diode screens, are a type of display technology. They use light-emitting diodes to create images and visuals on a screen; each diode acts as a pixel, and by varying the intensity of these pixels, the screen can produce a wide range of colors and brightness levels. LED screens have become increasingly popular due to their energy efficiency, brightness, color accuracy, and slim form factor.

The power requirement varies depending on the screen, and our team will assist you in determining the specific power needs during the sales process.

The installation can be handled by our professionals at Techledwall, alleviating any concerns on your part, but we also offer Turnkey Solutions so you can do it yourself if you wish to.

Pixel Pitch refers to the distance between pixels, usually measured in millimeters. Essentially, the smaller the pixel pitch, the closer the LEDs are arranged on your display, which determines both the ideal viewing distance and the perceived visual quality of LED displays. Typically, the ideal viewing distance is approximately 2-3 times the pixel pitch value, measured in meters. Pixel pitch is commonly denoted by a “P” followed by the numerical value: an LED wall or panel referred to as P5 would have a pixel pitch of 5.