P3.9 Indoor LED Video Panel

A P3.9 LED panel is one tile in a much larger video wall. "P3.9" means each pixel is 3.9 mm from its neighbour — close enough that from about 4 metres viewing distance you no longer see individual LEDs, just a continuous image. Cabinets lock together on their edges with quick-latches, so a 3×2 array of these tiles becomes a single 3×1 metre screen.

Each cabinet contains its own RGB LED modules, a power supply, and a Novastar receiving card. A sending unit (MCTRL660 or similar) at front of house takes an HDMI or DisplayPort signal from a laptop, media server, or camera and distributes video to every cabinet over standard Cat5/6 cables in a daisy chain.

Indoor use, 1,200 nit brightness — bright enough for well-lit venues but not blindingly harsh at close range. Common applications: wedding halls, corporate stages, church backdrops, concert IMAG (image magnification), broadcast studios. Our team designs the array, rigs it, wires it, and commissions the sending card on site.