indoor · P1.2–P4
Indoor LED Video Walls
Fine-pitch LED walls with no bezels and no seams, sized to the room rather than to a panel grid. For reception areas, showrooms, auditoriums, worship halls and boardrooms where people stand close to the screen.
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- GST invoice
- Pan-India delivery
- On-site service in Karnataka
- Transparent, published pricing
An LED video wall is a single continuous picture with no bezel lines running through it. That is the whole difference from an LCD video wall, and it is why a logo or a face crossing the seam does not get sliced into quarters.
Choosing the pitch is choosing the budget
Indoor pitch is the single biggest cost lever, and each step down raises the price sharply — a P1.5 costs roughly three to five times what a P4 costs for the same area. The right question is not "what is sharpest" but "how close will people stand".
| Room | Closest viewer | Sensible pitch |
|---|---|---|
| Boardroom, studio, premium lobby | Under 3 m | P1.2 – P1.9 |
| Retail interior, reception, worship hall | 2 – 4 m | P2 – P2.5 |
| Auditorium, large showroom, cafeteria | 3 – 8 m | P3 – P4 |
| Hall viewed from the back only | Over 8 m | P4 is already more than enough |
Indicative pricing
| 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. |
Installation and service access
Front-serviceable cabinets matter more indoors than outdoors. If the wall is flush against a structural wall there is no rear access, so a failed module has to come out from the front — which means specifying front maintenance at design time, not discovering the problem two years later.
- Wall-mounted on a fabricated frame, or floor-standing on a stacking base
- Power and data run to a single controller position
- Air conditioning is not required for indoor pitches, but the controller cabinet needs ventilation
- Commissioning includes colour calibration across all modules — new panels rarely match out of the box
Specification
- Pixel pitch
- P1.2 – P4
- Brightness
- 800 – 1,500 nits
- Bezels
- None — a continuous surface, unlike an LCD wall
- Refresh rate
- ≥3,840 Hz for camera-facing installations
- Cabinet
- Die-cast aluminium, front-serviceable
- Colour depth
- 14 – 16 bit processing
- Panel life
- 100,000 hours typical
- Control
- Synchronous — behaves as an extended display
Common sizes
- 6 × 3.5 ft (21 sq ft)Reception backdrop
- 10 × 6 ft (60 sq ft)Showroom / worship hall
- 16 × 9 ft (144 sq ft)Auditorium stage
- 24 × 13 ft (312 sq ft)Large hall / conference
Made to size — these are the sizes people most often order, not a fixed range.
Common questions
How much does an indoor LED video wall cost?
Indicatively ₹3,000–₹6,000 per sq ft for P3–P4, ₹6,000–₹12,000 for P2–P2.5, and ₹10,000–₹16,000 for fine pitch P1.2–P1.9, excluding GST. A 10 × 6 ft reception wall in P2.5 typically lands around ₹4–7 lakh installed.
LED video wall or a set of LCD screens?
LCD is cheaper per square foot but every panel has a bezel, so a video wall made of LCDs always shows a grid of black lines across the image. LED has no seams. For anything where a single large image or a brand logo has to read cleanly, LED is the only one that looks intentional.
What pixel pitch do I need for a boardroom?
P1.2 to P1.9 if people sit within three metres of it, which they usually do in a boardroom. Past about three metres a finer pitch stops being visible and you are paying for pixels nobody can resolve.
Does it need a dedicated air conditioner?
Not usually. Indoor LED runs at a fraction of outdoor brightness so heat output is modest, and normal room cooling is enough. The controller and power supplies do need ventilation, so we plan that position during the site assessment.
Used by
- Retail & showrooms
- Restaurants & QSR
- Jewellery
- Hospitals & clinics
- Real estate
- Malls & retail centres
- Colleges & schools
- Banquet halls & places of worship
- Corporate lobbies & boardrooms
- Banks & financial services
- Gyms & salons
- Weddings & functions
- Automotive showrooms
- Ganesh festival & pandals
- Government & public spaces
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