Name: Indoor LED Display P2.6 | 500 mm Modular Cabinet | iLED
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Indoor LED display P2.6 · 500 × 500 mm cabinet

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Indoor display with 2.6 mm between pixels in a 500 × 500 mm square cabinet. The square module makes free-proportion layouts easy.

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Description

The P2.6 offers density virtually equal to the P2.5 —147,929 pixels per square meter— in a 500 mm square cabinet. The difference is not in the image but in the geometry: a square module lets you build vertical, square or unconventionally proportioned displays without cuts or special pieces.It is the usual choice when the display must integrate into an architectural element —a column, a niche, a wall with a set proportion— and the size allows no adjustments. It also simplifies spare-parts inventory, because all modules are interchangeable in any position.With 2,500 nits and viewing from 1.3 meters, it covers the same range of commercial and corporate indoor applications as the P2.5.

Key technical data

•Pixels per m²: 147,929• Minimum viewing distance: 1.3 m• Cabinet: 0.64 × 0.48 m• Resolution per cabinet: On request• Full HD (1920 × 1080) from: 4.99 × 2.81 m (14.02 m²)• Protection: On request• 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)

Gabinete LED cuadrado de 500 × 500 mm para interior

Recommended for

• Vertical, square or non-standard proportion layouts• Integration into niches, columns and architectural elements• Projects seeking to simplify spare-parts inventory

Not recommended if

• Outdoor installations• Very large surfaces where the 640 × 480 mm cabinet reduces the number of pieces• Viewing closer than 1.3 meters

Brand

ILED

Class

A, AA, B

Pixel pitch

P2.6

Viewing distance

1.3

Usage

Indoor

Frequently Asked Questions

What really sets a P2.5 apart from a P2.6?

In image, virtually none: the density difference is marginal and not visible at viewing distance. The difference is the cabinet. The P2.6 is a 500 mm square and allows free proportions; the P2.5 is 640 × 480 mm and reduces the number of pieces on large surfaces.

Can I build a vertical display with this model?

Yes. It is one of its main advantages: the square module allows vertical formats without special pieces or cuts, with the same image quality in any orientation.

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 conventional finish and a 7-year policy; class A delivers 2,500 nits with a conventional 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.