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outdoor · P4–P10

Outdoor LED Displays

Weatherproof LED screens for shop frontages, building facades, petrol pumps and roadside sites. Bright enough to read at noon, and running your own content instead of a printed panel that never changes.

Roadside pole-mounted outdoor LED billboard beside an apartment block
  • Manufacturer warranty
  • GST invoice
  • Pan-India delivery
  • On-site service in Karnataka
  • Transparent, published pricing

An outdoor LED display is a signboard that has become a screen. Instead of one printed message that stays until you reprint it, you get a surface you can change from your phone — different offers in the morning and evening, a festival greeting on the day, a new price the moment it changes.

What actually matters when buying one

Most outdoor quotes differ on four things, and only one of them is usually discussed.

SpecWhat to insist onWhy
Brightness5,000 nits minimum, 8,000+ for west-facingUnder 4,000 nits can wash out badly in strong midday light, depending on orientation and exposure. This is the single most common under-specification.
Ingress ratingIP65 on every exposed side; front and rear when fully in the openBengaluru monsoon plus roadside dust. IP54 on an exposed cabinet is a false economy.
Refresh rate≥1,920 HzBelow this the screen visibly bands on phone cameras — which matters, because customers photograph storefronts.
LED chip brandNamed in writing on the quoteChip brand is most of the price difference between two apparently identical quotes.
The four specs that separate a cheap quote from a comparable one.
Pixel pitch against comfortable viewing distance: P1.5 suits 1 to 3 metres, P2.5 suits 2 to 4 metres, P4 suits 4 to 15 metres, P6 suits 6 to 25 metres and P10 suits 10 metres and beyond.0 m8 m16 m24 m32 mComfortable viewing distanceP1.5Boardrooms, studiosP2.5Retail interiors, receptionP4Shop frontage — outdoor sweet spotP6Roadside displays, facadesP10Highway billboards, rooftops
The rule made visible: the minimum practical viewing distance in metres is roughly the pitch in millimetres, and each bar runs from there through the comfortable range. Past that range, a finer pitch buys less and less — put the money into brightness instead.

Sizes and indicative pricing

CategoryPitchView fromIndicative ₹/sq ftBest for
Outdoor P4–P5P4–P54 m₹3,500₹7,000The outdoor sweet spot. Sharp enough for video and photographs at shop-frontage distances. Insist on 5,000+ nits and IP65 on every exposed side — an under-specified P4 can wash out badly at noon.
Outdoor P6–P8P6–P86 m₹2,500₹5,000The usual choice for a roadside shop board. Top of the range buys higher brightness and a die-cast cabinet; the bottom is typically an iron cabinet with a lower-tier LED chip.
Outdoor P10P1010 m₹1,500₹3,500Cheapest outdoor option. Fine for highway boards and rooftop displays read from 10 m or further. Text and bold graphics only — photographs look coarse at this pitch.
Indicative ranges, exclusive of 18% GST. Final price depends on pitch, brightness, cabinet type, structure, cabling and site conditions. We confirm everything in a written quote after a free site assessment.

Bigger screens are cheaper per square foot — the controller, structure and installation cost is spread across more panels. Below about 6 sq ft the fixed costs dominate and the rate per square foot looks unreasonably high.

What the quote should include

  • LED panels with the chip brand and pitch stated
  • Receiving cards and the sending controller
  • Mounting structure and fabrication
  • Power cabling from your existing point, and whether a new meter or sanctioned-load increase is needed
  • Installation, commissioning and content-upload training
  • Warranty terms in writing, with what is covered and for how long
  • GST, stated separately

Specification

Pixel pitch
P4 – P10
Brightness
5,000 – 8,000+ nits
Ingress protection
IP65 front and rear
Refresh rate
≥1,920 Hz (no flicker on phone cameras)
Cabinet
Die-cast aluminium or iron
Control
Asynchronous with cloud CMS, or synchronous
Panel life
50,000 – 100,000 hours
Serviceability
Front or rear access, depending on mounting

Common sizes

  • 4 × 2 ft (8 sq ft)Small shop board
  • 8 × 4 ft (32 sq ft)Standard shop frontage
  • 12 × 8 ft (96 sq ft)Large frontage / first floor
  • 20 × 10 ft (200 sq ft)Building facade / roadside

Made to size — these are the sizes people most often order, not a fixed range.

Common questions

How much does an outdoor LED display cost per square foot?

Indicatively ₹1,500–₹3,500 for P10, ₹2,500–₹5,000 for P6–P8, and ₹3,500–₹7,000 for P4–P5, excluding GST. The range within each pitch is mostly brightness, cabinet type and LED chip brand. A 4×2 ft shop board typically lands at ₹35,000–₹50,000 installed.

Will it be readable in direct sunlight?

Yes, if it is specified correctly. You need at least 5,000 nits for a normally lit frontage and 8,000+ for a screen facing direct west sun. Anything under 4,000 nits is liable to look badly washed out at midday — how badly depends on which way it faces and how exposed the site is — so put 5,000 on the order no matter what the brochure says.

What happens in heavy rain?

An IP65-rated outdoor cabinet is sealed against rain from every direction. What actually fails in Indian conditions is usually the cable entry and the power supply enclosure rather than the panel, so we seal and route those properly at installation and check them at service visits.

How long does installation take?

A standard shop frontage is usually one day on site once the structure is ready. Larger facades with fabrication take three to five days. The longer part is normally the site assessment, structure fabrication and any power work before installation day.

Can I change the content myself?

Yes. Most shop installations use an asynchronous controller with a cloud or app-based CMS, so you upload images and video from a phone or laptop and schedule them by time of day. We train you on it at handover, and content changes cost nothing.

Tell us the size and where it goes

Free site assessment, a written quote, and an honest opinion on whether you need what you think you need.