LED Display Modules
LED display modules are the replaceable building blocks of a screen — the module carries the LEDs, driver ICs and mask, and slots into a cabinet or onto a steel frame. Common sizes are 320×160 mm and 250×250 mm, with magnetic or screw fixing.
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Fine-pitch indoor and high-brightness outdoor displays for permanent installation.
Viewing Distance and Installation Method
Match pixel pitch to viewing distance, then confirm wall structure, mounting method and power routing.
Service Access and Long-Term Support
Front or rear service access, spare modules and maintenance planning for multi-year operation.
LED display modules are the replaceable building blocks of a screen: a module carries the LEDs, driver ICs and mask, and slots into a cabinet or onto a steel frame. Common sizes are 320×160 mm and 250×250 mm, with magnetic or screw fixing.
| Module size | Pixels (P2.5) | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 320×160 mm | 128×64 | Rental and fixed cabinets |
| 250×250 mm | 100×100 | Fine-pitch indoor cabinets |
| 192×192 mm | 77×77 | Compact indoor frames |
Frequently Asked Questions
A module is the smallest replaceable unit of a display: it holds the LEDs, driver ICs and mask, and mounts into a cabinet or onto a steel frame with magnets or screws.
The common sizes are 320×160 mm and 250×250 mm; 192×192 mm and 320×320 mm are available for specific cabinets. Matching the module to the cabinet keeps spares interchangeable across a fleet.
Yes. Front-service modules are removed with a suction tool without touching neighbouring modules, which is why a spare ratio of 2–3% is normally kept for rental and fixed projects.