LED Display Applications

Corporate meeting rooms typically benefit from indoor fine-pitch LED displays with a pixel pitch matched to the seating distance — for example, P1.5 to P2 for rooms where viewers sit 2 to 3 metres from the screen. A refresh rate of 3,840 Hz helps avoid camera flicker during video calls. The exact specification depends on the room size, ambient lighting and content type.

Yes, LED screens are increasingly used in place of projectors in government halls and auditoriums because they offer higher brightness, wider viewing angles and no dependency on room darkening. Unlike projectors, LED displays maintain image clarity in lit rooms and can be built to large custom sizes. Whether a replacement is suitable depends on the hall dimensions, viewing distance and budget.

Outdoor LED displays need sufficient brightness for direct sunlight (typically 5,000 to 10,000 nits), weatherproofing rated IP65 or higher, structural support engineered for wind load, and maintenance access. In Malaysia's tropical climate, corrosion resistance and drainage are also important. A site assessment is recommended before finalising a specification.

Viewing distance determines the appropriate pixel pitch — as a general guide, the minimum viewing distance in metres is roughly equal to the pixel pitch in millimetres. The installation environment affects brightness requirements (outdoor and daylight-lit indoor spaces need higher brightness), cabinet type (weatherproof for outdoor), and service access (front-serviceable for wall-mounted installs). Our LED screen pixel pitch guide explains this relationship in more detail.