LED display screens as a popular media tool, are increasingly favored by users. LED display screens release various information in real-time, synchronously, and clearly in the form of graphics, text, animation, and video. Not only can it be used in indoor environments, but it can also be used in outdoor environments, with advantages that cannot be compared to projectors, TV walls, and LCD screens. Faced with a dazzling array of LED displays, many users say they have no way to start when choosing LED displays. How to choose a model for outdoor LED display screens? Below is a brief introduction to commonly used indoor displays, hoping to be helpful for purchasing LED displays.
Indoor LED screen model
Indoor LED displays mainly include P2.5, P3, P4, P5, and P6 full color LED displays. This is mainly classified based on the spacing between LED display points. P2.5 means that the distance between our two pixel points is 2.5mm, P3 is 3mm, and so on. So if the spacing between points is different, the pixels in each square meter will be different, resulting in different sharpness. The smaller the point density, the more pixels per unit, and the higher the clarity.
Installation environment
Installation environment: The installation environment is our first consideration when choosing an LED display screen. Is our LED display screen installed in the lobby, in the conference room, or on the stage; Is it fixed installation or mobile installation required.
Closest viewing distance
What is the closest viewing distance? We usually stand a few meters away from the screen to watch. The best viewing distance for our P2.5 is beyond 2.5 meters, while the best viewing distance for P3 is beyond 3 meters. As the name suggests, the number after P not only represents our LED display model, but also represents our best viewing distance. Therefore, when choosing an indoor LED display screen model, it is important to estimate the approximate viewing distance to facilitate our selection of a good model.
Screen area
The size of the screen is also related to our LED display screen selection. In general, if the indoor LED display screen does not exceed 20 square meters, we recommend using a bracket form. If it exceeds 20 square meters, we recommend using a simple box. Also, if the screen area is large, it is usually possible to compensate for the defect in our closest viewing distance through the screen area, but it is best not to do so in this way.
Post time: May-31-2023