Media façade P50

Media façade P50 — a large-format screen for an entire building. Pixel density 400 dots/m² (20×20 per 1 m²), brightness up to 6 000 nit, ingress protection IP67. It is viewed from a long distance, so the coarse pitch is not a drawback here but a way to cover a large area for sensible money.

Where it is used

• entire building façades — advertising and architectural lighting
• car parks and blank walls that need a large image seen from a distance
• structures limited in weight and wind resistance
• round-the-clock outdoor operation: sealed modules, −20…+60 °C range

Viewing distance

The manufacturer specifies a viewing distance of from 30 m. Any closer and the image breaks up into dots — a media façade is meant to be seen from the street, not from two steps away.

Construction and servicing

Ingress protection — IP67: the screen withstands direct rain, snow and hose-down cleaning. Operating temperature −40…+60 °C.

Power and load

Peak draw is 560 W/m² (a white field at full brightness); with real content it is about 187 W/m². For a 6×3 m screen (18 m²) that means roughly 10.1 kW at peak and 3.4 kW in normal use. Power supply 110–240 V. In the technical specification we size the power lines by the peak rather than the average — otherwise the breaker trips on a white frame.

What the delivery includes

• fully assembled cabinets — the modules, power supplies and receiving cards are already installed;
• a video processor — chosen for the screen resolution so that there are enough ports with headroom to spare;
• the supporting steel structure to suit the mounting location;
• installation, commissioning and brightness tuning for the site;
• operator training and handover of the firmware files;
• warranty and service — a stock of modules and power supplies is held in Almaty.

We work out the exact price from your dimensions: it depends on the area, the mounting structure, the installation height and the control kit. Send us the size of the opening and a photo of the location and we will come back with a quotation and a layout drawing.