P3.076 Indoor LED Video Wall 640x480mm Cabinet for Lobby Advertising Screen

The P3.076 indoor conventional LED video wall is made for lobbies, atria and halls where viewers stand several metres back. A 3.076mm pitch gives 104×52 pixels on a 320×160mm module and 105625 pixels/㎡ on the wall, keeping text and logos readable at distance.

Each 640×480mm cabinet yields 208×156 pixels and joins cleanly into a large advertising screen, so a wide wall needs fewer cabinets, less framing and a lighter supporting structure.

For public venues, the 3840HZ refresh and IP43 front protect the picture in busy halls, while the 1100 CD/㎡ brightness holds up under glazed lobby lighting and camera recording.

• 3.076mm pitch for long-distance indoor advertising and wayfinding
• 104×52 pixel module mounted on a 320×160mm board
• SMD2020 lamps reach 105625 pixels/㎡ density
• 1/40 scan constant current driving for reliable daily operation
• 640×480mm cabinet resolves 208×156 pixels
• 3840HZ refresh and IP43 front for stable indoor performance

• Office and hotel lobby signage
• Wayfinding and directory screen
• Station and terminal board
• Exhibition booth advertising
• Retail promo wall
• Atrium and public hall display

Big-format indoor advertising rewards fewer, bigger cabinets, and the P3.076 delivers exactly that with a wide 640×480mm cabinet that resolves 208×156 pixels. Less framing means a lower steel and labour cost for the same wall area.

Efficient SMD2020 lamps and IP43 front protection keep daily running reliable, and the 3840HZ refresh keeps live and recorded content smooth on camera. Cabinets are aged and colour matched so a multi-panel lobby wall shows one consistent image.

The P3.076 is often paired with a media player and a light sensor to auto-dim through the day, balancing visibility and power use in glazed lobbies. Standard cabinets, hub cards and spare modules keep multi-site rollouts consistent and quick to maintain.

Where a wall faces glass, the P3.076 can take an anti-glare mask to cut reflections, and a light sensor trims brightness as daylight changes. The wider cabinets also mean fewer joints, so a long lobby wall reads as one continuous panel.