Name: Indoor LED Display P2.5 2500 Nits | iLED
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Indoor LED display P2.5 · 640 × 480 mm cabinet

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Indoor display with 2.5 mm between pixels and viewing from 1.2 meters. It is the most installed indoor model in our catalog.

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Description

The P2.5 is the sweet spot of the indoor catalog: 160,000 pixels per square meter and a minimum viewing distance of 1.2 meters cover most commercial scenarios, from a restaurant wall to a corporate boardroom.Its 2,500 nits comfortably exceed the lighting of a commercial interior, keeping the image legible even facing large windows or under intense fixtures. The 640 × 480 mm aluminum cabinet weighs 7 kilograms —about 23 kilograms per square meter— and allows flush wall mounting with no visible frame between modules.Classes AA and A allow front service, which is decisive when the display is mounted against a wall with no rear access. It is the difference between servicing a module in minutes or dismantling the entire display.

Key technical data

•Pixels per m²: 160,000• Minimum viewing distance: 1.2 m• Cabinet: 0.64 × 0.48 m• Resolution per cabinet: 256 × 192 px• Full HD (1920 × 1080) from: 4.8 × 2.7 m (12.96 m²)• Protection: IP 55• Lifespan: 100,000 hours• Refresh rate: 5,740 Hz• Reference size: 3.84 × 1.92 m (6 × 4 cabinets)• Power at that size: 2.21 kW average · 4.79 kW max• Typical sizes with this cabinet: 1.92 × 0.96 m (3×2 cab. · 1.84 m²) · 3.2 × 1.44 m (5×3 cab. · 4.61 m²) · 3.84 × 1.92 m (6×4 cab. · 7.37 m²) · 5.12 × 2.4 m (8×5 cab. · 12.29 m²)

Recommended for

• Restaurants, cafés and bars with a content wall• Boardrooms, lobbies and corporate receptions• Stores where customers pass a meter and a half from the display

Not recommended if

• Any outdoor installation or one exposed directly to rain• Spaces with permanent direct sunlight on the display surface• Viewing closer than one meter, where a finer pitch is better

Brand

ILED

Class

A, AA, B

Pixel pitch

P2.5

Usage

Indoor

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is front service worthwhile on an indoor display?

Because most indoor displays are mounted flush to the wall, with no space behind. With front service, a module is removed from the front with a magnetic tool and replaced without dismantling the assembly or altering the building.

Are 2,500 nits enough for my venue?

In practice yes, and they are more than enough for most interiors. Brightness is calibrated down during commissioning to avoid viewer eye strain and reduce power consumption. The extra headroom helps with large windows or intense lighting.

How do the classes of this model differ?

The class defines brightness, LED finish, service type and warranty level: class AA delivers 2,500 nits with a full black finish and a 7-year policy; class A delivers 2,500 nits with a standard finish and a 7-year policy; class B delivers 2,500 nits with a conventional finish and a 5-year policy. The choice depends on the site's exposure and the project's expected operating horizon.