LED Video Wall Price in India
What an indoor video wall costs by pitch and size, and the one specification that decides whether it looks right on camera.
Indoor LED video walls are priced by area, and the pitch decides where in the range you land. The current bands are below, excluding GST.
| Category | Pitch | View from | Indicative ₹/sq ft | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indoor P3–P4 | P3–P4 | 3 m | ₹3,000 – ₹6,000 | Auditoriums, large showroom walls, anywhere viewers stay 3 m back. Cheapest way to get a genuinely large indoor screen. |
| Indoor P2–P2.5 | P2–P2.5 | 2 m | ₹6,000 – ₹12,000 | Retail interiors, reception walls, worship halls. Comfortable from about 2 m, which covers most indoor rooms people actually stand in. |
| Indoor P1.2–P1.9 (fine pitch) | P1.2–P1.9 | 1 m | ₹10,000 – ₹16,000 | Boardrooms, studios, premium lobbies — screens people stand right next to. Only worth the cost below about 3 m; past that it is indistinguishable from P4. |
| Size | Area | Indicative range (Indoor P2–P2.5) | Typically |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 × 6 ft | 60 sq ft | ₹3.6 – 7.2 lakh | Reception and boardroom wall |
| 12 × 8 ft | 96 sq ft | ₹5.8 – 12 lakh | The most requested size in India — shop frontages, showroom walls, stage backdrops |
| 16 × 9 ft | 144 sq ft | ₹8.6 – 17 lakh | Auditorium and banquet main screen |
Worked examples
| Where | Size | Pitch | Indicative installed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reception backdrop | 6 × 3.5 ft | P2.5 | ₹1.3 – 2.5 lakh |
| Showroom wall | 10 × 6 ft | P2.5 | ₹4 – 7 lakh |
| Boardroom | 8 × 4.5 ft | P1.5 | ₹4 – 6 lakh |
| Auditorium stage | 16 × 9 ft | P3 | ₹5 – 9 lakh |
| Mall atrium | 16 × 9 ft | P2.5 | ₹9 – 17 lakh |
Pitch is the budget, so choose it on distance
Each step down in pitch raises cost sharply, because pixel count scales with the square of the pitch. A P1.5 costs roughly three to five times a P4 for the same area. The only question that should decide it is how close people actually stand.
Under three metres — a boardroom, a reception desk — P1.2 to P1.9 is visibly sharper and worth it. Past three metres it is indistinguishable from P2.5 and you are paying about double for nothing.
What the quote must include
- Panels, with pitch, brightness and LED chip brand stated
- Receiving cards, sending controller and video processor
- Mounting frame, and whether it is front- or rear-serviceable
- Colour calibration across all modules at commissioning — new panels never match out of the box
- Power and data runs to the controller position
- Warranty duration, coverage and response time
- GST, stated separately
Front service is a design decision
If the wall sits flush against a structural wall there is no rear access, so a failed module has to come out from the front. Front-serviceable cabinets cost more and must be specified at design time — discovering the problem two years later means dismantling the wall to change one module.