Description
A corner facade forces a choice between two poor options: installing two separate displays with a visible seam, or giving up one of the two frontages. These cabinets solve the problem at the source, with pieces built to close the angle and keep the image continuous across both faces.They come in two configurations: a right-angle corner for straight ninety-degree corners, and a forty-five-degree angle for chamfered facades and buildings with a break. Both share the 6 mm pixel pitch, IP65 protection and 8,500 nits of the outdoor line, so they visually match the rest of the display.It is a custom development: the building’s geometry determines the number and type of angled pieces. Our team surveys the site and defines the layout before manufacturing.
Key technical data
•Pixels per m²: 27,778• Minimum viewing distance: 3 m• Cabinet: 0.96 × 0.6 m• Resolution per cabinet: 160 × 100 px• Full HD (1920 × 1080) from: 11.52 × 6.48 m (74.65 m²)• Protection: IP 65• Lifespan: 100,000 hours• Refresh rate: 3,850 Hz• Reference size: 3.84 × 1.8 m (4 × 3 cabinets)• Power at that size: 2.07 kW average · 3.87 kW max• Typical sizes with this cabinet: 1.92 × 1.2 m (2×2 cab. · 2.3 m²) · 2.88 × 1.2 m (3×2 cab. · 3.46 m²) · 3.84 × 1.8 m (4×3 cab. · 6.91 m²) · 4.8 × 2.4 m (5×4 cab. · 11.52 m²)

Recommended for
• Corner facades with two exposed frontages
• Chamfered buildings or those with a forty-five-degree break
• Projects where the image must be read from both streets
Not recommended if
• Conventional flat surfaces, solved with a standard cabinet
• Continuous curves, which require a flexible cabinet
• Indoor installations
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