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Closest viewer, camera position and content detail define pixel pitch.
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A modular rental LED system for flat walls, curved screens, 90° corners, flexible surfaces and geometric stage objects. Indoor and outdoor variants combine 7,680 Hz refresh, rear service and project-specific cabinet mapping for touring, XR and immersive production.
UM is best selected from geometry first. Define the audience, viewing distance, indoor or outdoor exposure, curve direction, corners and screen object before freezing cabinet count or signal topology.
Closest viewer, camera position and content detail define pixel pitch.
Indoor 800-nit / IP30 or outdoor 4000-nit / IP65 configuration.
Flat, curve, flexible, 90° corner, rounded corner or geometric object.
Rear service, rigging, cable routes, power zones and technician access.
A creative rental structure succeeds only when the audience-facing geometry and the technician-facing service system are designed together.
The quick-release power box opens direct access to receiving-card and power components, while the rear cabinet structure supports modular replacement. Because the listed UM configurations are rear-service, the scenic structure must preserve safe technician clearance behind the screen.
Curves, corners and stage objects require different cabinet types. Treat each one as a defined building block in the approved cabinet map—not as a generic panel forced into a shape.
Concave and convex walls are planned from radius, cabinet type and lock range.
Dedicated 250 × 500 mm corner cabinets create defined edges without forcing a standard panel.
Multiple cabinet families can be combined into three-dimensional scenic elements.
Rounded edges extend the screen beyond a conventional flat or single-axis curved surface.
The cabinet platform stays familiar, while each production environment changes the priorities for rigging, camera performance, weather protection and visual form.
Repeated transport, rigging and teardown demand predictable service access and documented cabinet maps.
rigging · repeatability · recovery7680 Hz refresh and fine indoor pitch provide a starting point for camera-facing stage systems.
camera · calibration · geometryFlat walls, corners and shaped elements can share a recognizable rental workflow.
detail · modularity · reuseCurved, flexible and four-edge formats let the display wrap, turn or become a stage object.
form · immersion · structureProject footage shows UM Series inside a large-format stage production. Use it to review visual scale, installation context and the relationship between the LED surface and scenic architecture.
The cabinet map should identify exactly where standard, flexible, corner and outdoor formats are used before rigging, flight cases, power zones and spare quantities are finalized.
500 × 500 × 84 mm · 8.3–8.4 kg
500 × 500 × 88 mm · 7.8 kg
250 × 500 × 84 mm · 4.5 kg
500 × 500 × 84 mm · 7.8 kg
500 × 500 / 500 × 1000 × 84 mm · 8.8 / 14 kg
250 × 500 × 84 mm · 4.3 kg · IP65
Six core parameters are shown for each indoor and outdoor configuration. Confirm the final cabinet type, BOM, geometry map and project configuration before ordering.
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| Parameter | UM 1.9 Curved | UM 1.9 Flexible | UM 2.6 Curved | UM 2.6 90° Corner | UM 2.6 Flexible | UM 2.6 Rounded Corner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel Pitch | 1.953 mm | 1.953 mm | 2.604 mm | 2.604 mm | 2.604 mm | 2.604 mm |
| Brightness | 800 cd/m² | 800 cd/m² | 800 cd/m² | 800 cd/m² | 800 cd/m² | 800 cd/m² |
| Refresh Rate | 7680 Hz | 7680 Hz | 7680 Hz | 7680 Hz | 7680 Hz | 7680 Hz |
| Cabinet Size (W × H × D) | 500 × 500 × 84 mm | 500 × 500 × 88 mm | 500 × 500 × 84 mm | 250 × 500 × 84 mm | 500 × 500 × 88 mm | 500 × 500 × 84 mm |
| Cabinet Weight | 8.3 kg | 7.8 kg | 8.4 kg | 4.5 kg | 7.8 kg | 7.8 kg |
| Power Consumption (Max. / Avg.) | 650 / 217 W/m² | 650 / 217 W/m² | 650 / 217 W/m² | 650 / 217 W/m² | 650 / 217 W/m² | 650 / 217 W/m² |
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| Parameter | UM 2.9 Curved | UM 3.9 Curved | UM 3.9 90° Corner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel Pitch | 2.976 mm | 3.906 mm | 3.906 mm |
| Brightness | 4000 cd/m² | 4000 cd/m² | 4000 cd/m² |
| Refresh Rate | 7680 Hz | 7680 Hz | 7680 Hz |
| Cabinet Size (W × H × D) | 500 × 500 × 84 mm / 500 × 1000 × 84 mm | 500 × 500 × 84 mm / 500 × 1000 × 84 mm | 250 × 500 × 84 mm |
| Cabinet Weight | 8.8 kg / 14 kg | 8.8 kg / 14 kg | 4.3 kg |
| Power Consumption (Max. / Avg.) | 650 / 217 W/m² | 650 / 217 W/m² | 650 / 217 W/m² |
Creative LED structures create problems when form, structure and signal design are approved at different times. Lock these four items together.
Active dimensions, cabinet type, exact curve or corner positions and module orientation.
Hanging / stacking method, loads, tolerances, rear clearance and scenic interfaces.
Voltage, circuit zones, controller outputs, receiving-card mapping and cable paths through shaped structures.
Rear-service path, calibration data, spare modules, spare cabinets, flight cases and technician access.
Six common buying and engineering questions covering pixel pitch, price, indoor/outdoor selection, camera performance, creative geometry and rigging/service planning.
Use P1.953 from about 2 m, P2.604 from around 2.6 m, P2.976 from about 3 m and P3.906 from around 4 m. Final selection should also consider screen dimensions, smallest content detail, camera positions, native resolution and whether the project is indoor or outdoor.
There is no reliable single price because total system cost changes with pixel pitch, cabinet type, curve or corner geometry, cabinet quantity, rigging hardware, control system, flight cases, spare ratio and installation conditions. For an accurate UM quotation, provide active dimensions, required shape, project country, indoor/outdoor use and viewing distance.
Use 800 cd/m² indoor configurations for controlled-light stages, exhibitions, studios and interiors; use 4000 cd/m² outdoor configurations when higher ambient light and IP65 front/rear protection are required. Confirm ambient light, screen orientation, camera use and day/night brightness requirements before ordering.
Yes. Listed UM configurations use 7680 Hz refresh and 14-bit grayscale, providing a strong starting point for live cameras, touring productions and XR stages. Final results still depend on shutter speed, frame rate, scan mode, processor settings, brightness and calibration, so test the intended camera package at real operating settings.
Yes, using the cabinet type designed for the required geometry. Indoor curved, flexible and rounded-corner formats, dedicated 250 × 500 mm 90° cabinets, outdoor curved/corner formats and four-edge curved cabinets can support different creative structures. Freeze the radius, cabinet map, module orientation and support frame before production.
Rigging must follow the approved cabinet map, cabinet weights, hanging or stacking method, venue limits and support geometry. Because the listed UM configurations use rear service, preserve safe technician access behind the display and document power zones, signal topology, spare cabinets, calibration data and cable routes through all curved or corner transitions.
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