An outdoor LED advertising screen has to stay readable in direct sunlight, keep running through rain, heat and wind, and let you change content without sending someone to the site. We supply IP65 outdoor LED displays matched to the viewing distance and conditions of each location, from close-range storefront signs to large building facades and roadside LED billboards.
10+
Years of LED project experience
Up to 10,000
nits max brightness
3840 Hz
refresh rate
IP65
outdoor protection
72 h
aging test before shipment
Five problems every outdoor advertising screen has to deal with, and what we build into our displays to handle each one.
Different locations need different screens. Here is how we match pixel pitch, brightness and format to each type of outdoor advertising site.
Facade screens are viewed from tens of metres away, so a fine pixel pitch is rarely needed. The priorities are structural safety, the load on the building, and maintenance access.
Recommended pitch: P5 or P6.66 for most projects; P8 or P10 for very large facades
Brightness: 5,500–6,000 nits
Typical format: Large single-sided screens, often front-serviced
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Drivers pass a roadside LED billboard in seconds, so text and images must be readable at a glance, even in full sun. Brightness and wind resistance come first.
Recommended pitch: P5 as the standard choice; P4 for sharper images
Brightness: 6,000–7,000 nits
Typical format: Single- or double-sided totems, pylon signs and highway LED billboards
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Storefront screens and signs are seen by pedestrians from a few metres away, so image detail matters more than maximum brightness. Space is usually limited, and the screen has to suit the look of the shop front.
Recommended pitch: P2.976 or P3.91 for close viewing; P4 for tighter budgets; P6.66 for large billboards seen from across the street
Brightness: 4,500–5,500 nits
Typical format: Shopfront screens, double-sided blade signs and pharmacy crosses
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Start with the viewing distance at your site, then match the pixel pitch and brightness.
| APPLICATION | VIEWING DISTANCE | PIXEL PITCH | RECOMMENDED BRIGHTNESS (NITS) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Building facade | Long (tens of metres or more) | P5 / P6.66 | 5,500–6,000 |
| Roadside billboard / totem | Medium to long, fast-moving traffic | P4 / P5 | 6,000–7,000 |
| Storefront | Short (a few metres to around 15 m) | P2.976 / P3.91 / P4 | 4,500–5,500 |
P8 and P10 suit very large facades viewed from longer distances. Recommended brightness depends on direct sunlight, viewing distance, local lighting and applicable regulations. All models are IP65 rated. Not sure which pitch fits your site? Read What Is Pixel Pitch? →
Two outdoor fixed LED display series cover most advertising sites. Choose by pixel pitch, cabinet format and how the screen will be serviced.
Best for storefronts, roadside billboards and standalone signs
| Pixel Pitch | P2.976 / P3.91 / P4.81 / P6.25 / P7.81 / P10.42 |
| Cabinet Size | 1000 × 1000 × 83 mm (custom 1500 mm width, 500 / 750 mm height) |
| Cabinet Weight | 22.5 kg |
| Brightness | 4,500 nits (P2.976); 5,500–10,000 nits (other models) |
| Refresh Rate | 3840 Hz |
| Viewing Angle | 140° / 160° |
| Maintenance | Front and rear |
| Protection | IP65 |
Best for building facades and space-limited installations
| Pixel Pitch | P4 / P5 / P5.71 / P6.66 / P8 / P10 |
| Cabinet Size | 960 × 960 / 960 × 1280 mm slim cabinet |
| Cabinet Weight | 21 kg |
| Brightness | ≥5,500 nits (P10: ≥6,000 nits) |
| Refresh Rate | 3840 Hz |
| Viewing Angle | 140° / 160° |
| Maintenance | Front, no rear access needed |
| Protection | IP65 |
Outdoor LED advertising screens we have supplied for facades, roadsides and storefronts.
Planning a similar outdoor LED project?
Send us your site size and photos. We will recommend the pixel pitch, brightness and cabinet layout.
What you can expect when you work with us on an outdoor LED project.
of LED display project experience for B2B clients in Europe and the US
CE / FCC / RoHS
compliance for smoother import and project approval
2-Year Warranty
on core components, with free spare parts for natural hardware failure
72-Hour Aging Test
on every screen before it leaves the factory
IP65 Outdoor Protection
on all recommended outdoor advertising models
Installation Guidance & Technical Support
remote guidance for your installer and technical support after the screen goes live
From your first message to a screen running on site, in five steps.
01
Requirements
Share the site, screen size, viewing distance and photos.
02
Proposal
We recommend pitch, brightness, cabinet layout and control system.
03
Production & Testing
Every screen goes through a 72-hour aging test before shipment.
04
Shipping & Installation Support
Drawings, wiring diagrams and remote guidance for your installer.
05
After-Sales
Spare parts and technical support after the screen goes live.
It depends on the viewing distance. P2.976, P3.91 or P4 suits storefronts viewed from a few metres away, P4 or P5 suits roadside billboards, and P5 or P6.66 suits large building facades, with P8 or P10 for very large ones.
For our recommended applications, 4,500–5,500 nits is enough for storefronts, 5,500–6,000 nits for building facades, and 6,000–7,000 nits for roadside billboards in strong sunlight. Our outdoor models reach up to 10,000 nits, and automatic dimming lowers the brightness at night.
Yes. All recommended outdoor models are IP65 rated and designed for long-term outdoor operation, and every screen goes through a 72-hour aging test before shipment.
Yes. Screens are built from standard cabinets, so the overall size can be matched to your site. The Outdoor Fixed series also offers custom cabinets of 1500 mm width and 500 / 750 mm height.
Yes. The Outdoor Fixed series supports both front and rear maintenance, while the Front-Service series is fully front-maintained, which suits building facades and sites with no rear access.
Yes. Screens can be connected to a cloud-based control system that lets you change content and schedules from anywhere, for one screen or a whole network.
Yes. Double-sided screens are common for totems, pylon signs and storefront blade signs.
The installation location, screen size, closest and typical viewing distance, single- or double-sided, and photos or drawings of the site.
Tell us four things and we will recommend the right pitch, brightness and structure for your project:
1. Screen size 2. Installation location 3. Viewing distance 4. Site photos
