LED displays present information using small points of light called pixels. Understanding pixel pitch, screen size and color options helps you choose the right display.
Closer spacing
Wider spacing
Same area, different pixel counts
01 LED spacing
Pixel pitch
The distance between the centers of adjacent pixels. A smaller pitch places more pixels in the same area, allowing finer detail at shorter viewing distances.
For example, P10 means that adjacent pixel centers are 10 mm apart.
Scheduled maintenance14:00 - 15:00
Multiple items at once
Maintenance in progress
Key messages in larger text
02 Information and viewing distance
Size and viewing distance
Consider the number of characters and lines, together with the distance from which they will be read. Messages viewed from farther away need sufficient character height.
Even on the same screen size, the amount of visible information depends on character size and layout.
Single color
NOTICE
Multiple colors
STOPENTER
Full color
NOTICE
03 Color options
Display colors
Single-color displays use one color, while multicolor displays distinguish information using a predefined set of colors. Full-color displays combine red, green and blue (RGB) to reproduce a wide range of colors.
The choice depends on whether you need simple text, color-coded information or images.
These diagrams illustrate the basic concepts. Actual specifications are determined by the display content and installation environment.
DISPLAY TYPES
Typical displays for different uses.
Examples of common configurations by application. Size, display methods and controls are customized for each site.
01 Text and announcements
Text & notice displays
Show visitor information, announcements, work instructions and other text-based information.
Display example
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02 Vehicle movement and access guidance
Vehicle guidance displays
Display vehicle numbers, destinations and access status to guide vehicle movements on site.
Display example
Building 2 · Vehicle 1234 · ENTER
03 External data inputs and integration
System-integrated displays
We configure inputs and connections to display information received from external systems.
Configuration example
External data input → Transmission & control → Display
Final specifications and quotations are provided after consultation.
CUSTOM DESIGN & PRODUCTION
From size to controls, we design and manufacture in-house.
We review the installation space, display content and data inputs to configure the display and its control system together.
Screen and enclosure configuration
We review the screen size, display areas and enclosure configuration for the installation location.
Control and data integration
We define how messages are updated and which data is received from external systems, then configure the controls.
Assembly and functional checks
We check inputs, display output and the required integration functions against the agreed configuration.
How we make your display.
From the first discussion of operating conditions to design, manufacturing and guidance after delivery. We review the requirements together at each stage.
01
Review operating conditions
We first establish where the display will be installed and what information it needs to show.
Installation location and site photos
Display content and operating method
02
Agree on the design
We define the screen size, enclosure, inputs and system connections.
Screen layout and mounting structure
Controls and data integration
03
Manufacture and test
We assemble the agreed configuration and check the display and control functions.
Enclosure, module and controller assembly
Input, display and integration checks
04
Completion and delivery guidance
We check the completed display and components and explain how to use them.
Completed product and component checks
Basic operating instructions and technical consultation
You do not need to have the size or method finalized. Start by telling us where and how you plan to use the display.