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Cost-Effective Rental LED / Selection Atlas

UR Series Start with the Viewing Distance.

Q: Which pixel pitch—P2.6, P2.9, P3.9 or P4.8—is best for viewers 2–10 m away?

Use the closest regular viewer as the first filter: about 2.6 m for P2.604, 2.9 m for P2.976, 3.9 m for P3.906 and 4.8 m for P4.807. Fine text, camera framing, screen size and budget should then refine the choice.

Q: How many 500 × 500 mm or 500 × 1000 mm cabinets are needed for a 10 m × 5 m wall?

A 10 m × 5 m wall uses 20 cabinet columns. With 500 × 500 mm cabinets it requires 10 rows and 200 cabinets; with 500 × 1000 mm cabinets installed vertically it requires 5 rows and 100 cabinets. Mixed-height layouts require compatible pixel pitch, module orientation, calibration and locking direction.

Q: For an outdoor concert screen viewed from 10–50 m, should buyers choose P3.9 or P4.8?

Both can work. Outdoor P3.906 provides 4,500 cd/m² and a higher total pixel count, favoring IMAG and closer cameras. P4.807 provides 4,000 cd/m² and reduces total pixel count for longer viewing. Choose from content detail, camera crop, processor capacity, sunlight and budget.

A flexible indoor and outdoor rental LED range covering P2.604 to P4.807, 800 to 4,500 cd/m², 7,680 Hz refresh and lightweight 500 mm cabinet formats. UR Series is designed for buyers who need a clear model-selection path before comparing complete project quotations.

Build a UR Configuration Compare all five models

01 VIEWING02 LIGHT03 CABINET04 GEOMETRY05 QUOTE

UR2.6 / Indoor2.604 mm800 cd/m² · close-view

UR2.9 / Indoor2.976 mm800 cd/m² · corporate / expo

UR3.9 / Indoor3.906 mm800 cd/m² · event stage

UR3.9 / Outdoor3.906 mm4500 cd/m² · outdoor stage

UR4.8 / Outdoor4.807 mm4000 cd/m² · longer viewing

Selection Logic

Choose the model by the job—not by the product name.

UR Series is easiest to compare when every supplier receives the same project conditions. Start with closest viewing distance, ambient light and camera position, then freeze cabinet map, installation method and commercial scope.

01VIEWING

Closest Viewer

Use roughly 2.6 m, 2.9 m, 3.9 m or 4.8 m as the first pitch filter, then validate real content detail.

02LIGHT

Indoor or Outdoor

Indoor versions provide 800 cd/m²; outdoor options provide 4,000 or 4,500 cd/m².

03CAMERA

7,680 Hz Chain

All five configurations use 7,680 Hz, but shutter, processor, calibration and operating brightness still matter.

04SCOPE

Whole-System Quote

Compare controller, structure, flight cases, spares, cables, freight, commissioning and warranty—not cabinet price alone.

Camera Study

7,680 Hz across the full lineup.

All five UR configurations specify 7,680 Hz refresh and 14-bit grayscale. Indoor models prioritize closer viewing, while outdoor models provide 4,000–4,500 cd/m² for brighter environments.

Camera test frame rate · shutter · processor output · scan mode · calibration · operating brightness

UR2.6UR2.9UR3.9 INUR3.9 OUTUR4.8 OUT

Concert stage image shown on a high-refresh UR Series LED display — CAMERA REFERENCE / 7680 HZ ACROSS FIVE CONFIGURATIONS

Touring Weight Scale

Two cabinet heights. Four road weights.

Cabinet weight affects labor, rigging, flight-case loading and transport. Indoor panels are slightly lighter; outdoor panels add environmental protection while keeping the same 500 mm width.

UR Series 500 by 500 and 500 by 1000 mm cabinet weight comparison — WEIGHT REFERENCE / INDOOR + OUTDOOR CABINETS

500 × 500 Indoor6.8 kg

500 × 500 Outdoor6.9 kg

500 × 1000 Indoor11.4 kg

500 × 1000 Outdoor11.7 kg

Planning note Add hanging bars, support hardware, cables, controllers and safety hardware when calculating the complete system load.

Service Bench

Shared 250 × 250 mm modules simplify the touring spare kit.

UR cabinets use a common 250 × 250 mm module format with modular frames and captive hardware. Standard configurations use rear service, so safe rear clearance remains part of the structure.

Rear-service components inside a UR Series touring cabinet — SERVICE 01 / REAR COMPONENT ACCESS

Shared 250 by 250 mm module in two UR Series cabinet frames — SERVICE 02 / SHARED MODULE FORMAT

Shape Catalog

Four ways to move beyond a flat rental wall.

Optional 0°, ±3° and ±6° positions support flat, concave and convex walls. Corner and mixed layouts still require approved hardware, structural review, service access and a cabinet-by-cabinet content map.

Concave UR Series event wall using curved cabinet locks — 01 / CURVE
Concave & Convex
Optional ±3° and ±6° cabinet transitions.

UR Series 90 degree corner cabinet configuration — 02 / CORNER
90° Transition
For exhibition booths and creative stage edges.

Straight and curved UR Series cabinet layout for creative stages — 03 / MIXED
Creative Wall
Combine flat and curved sections from a dimensioned elevation.

Ground-stacked UR Series stage wall with support structure — 04 / INSTALL
Stack or Hang
Select the support method from venue conditions and engineering review.

−6°−3°0°+3°+6°

Core Specification Matrix

Five models. Six purchasing parameters.

Compare the six fields most useful for early-stage model selection, electrical planning and rental logistics.

Swipe horizontally to compare five models.

Parameter	UR2.6 Indoor	UR2.9 Indoor	UR3.9 Indoor	UR3.9 Outdoor	UR4.8 Outdoor
Pixel Pitch	2.604 mm	2.976 mm	3.906 mm	3.906 mm	4.807 mm
Brightness	800 cd/m²	800 cd/m²	800 cd/m²	4,500 cd/m²	4,000 cd/m²
Refresh Rate	7,680 Hz	7,680 Hz	7,680 Hz	7,680 Hz	7,680 Hz
Cabinet Size	500×500×65 / 500×1000×65 mm	500×500×65 / 500×1000×65 mm	500×500×65 / 500×1000×65 mm	500×500×70 / 500×1000×70 mm	500×500×70 / 500×1000×70 mm
Cabinet Weight	6.8 / 11.4 kg	6.8 / 11.4 kg	6.8 / 11.4 kg	6.9 / 11.7 kg	6.9 / 11.7 kg
Power Max / Avg	600 / 200 W/m²	600 / 200 W/m²	600 / 200 W/m²	720 / 240 W/m²	720 / 240 W/m²

Indoor IP: IP30 / IP30 Outdoor IP: IP65 / IP54 Curve: optional 0° / ±3° / ±6° Service: rear

Quote Handoff

Four fields that make supplier quotations comparable.

Give every supplier the same project information so a low cabinet price does not hide missing structure, control, spares, freight or commissioning scope.

Screen & Viewing

Active dimensions, closest viewer, camera distance, native resolution, environment and operating hours.

Cabinet & Structure

500×500 / 500×1000 map, flat or curved angles, stack or hang, point loads, wind and rear service.

Power & Signal

Max/average load, voltage, circuits, controller ports, copper/fiber distance and redundancy.

Commercial Scope

Spares, flight cases, cables, structure, certification documents, freight, commissioning, training and warranty.

U.S. project reference Have a qualified engineer review the support system, load path and safety hardware. OSHA rigging requirements are a useful starting reference; the venue, authority and project engineer determine final requirements.

Buyer FAQ

UR Series Rental LED Questions Buyers Ask First

Six practical selection questions covering price, pixel pitch, cabinet quantity, curved layouts, trade-show viewing and outdoor concert use.

01How much does a UR Series rental LED screen cost?

There is no reliable single price because total project cost depends on screen area, pixel pitch, indoor/outdoor version, cabinet quantity, controller, structure, flight cases, spares, cables, freight, commissioning and warranty. For an accurate quotation, provide active dimensions, closest viewing distance, project country and stacking or hanging method.

02Which pixel pitch—P2.6, P2.9, P3.9 or P4.8—is best for viewers 2–10 m away?

Use the closest regular viewer as the first filter: about 2.6 m for P2.604, 2.9 m for P2.976, 3.9 m for P3.906 and 4.8 m for P4.807. Fine text, camera framing, screen size and budget should then refine the choice.

03How many 500 × 500 mm or 500 × 1000 mm cabinets are needed for a 10 m × 5 m wall?

A 10 m × 5 m wall uses 20 cabinet columns. With 500 × 500 mm cabinets it requires 10 rows and 200 cabinets; with 500 × 1000 mm cabinets installed vertically it requires 5 rows and 100 cabinets. Mixed-height layouts require compatible pixel pitch, module orientation, calibration and locking direction.

04What curves can be built with 0°, ±3° and ±6° UR cabinet locks?

The optional locks support flat, concave and convex layouts at 0°, ±3° and ±6° per connection. The final radius depends on cabinet width, cabinet count and angle sequence. Issue a cabinet layout showing total arc, support geometry, seam direction and content safe area before fabrication.

05For a trade-show LED wall viewed from 2.5–5 m, should buyers choose P2.6 or P2.9?

Choose P2.604 when viewers stand near 2.6 m, fine text matters or cameras frame the screen closely. P2.976 is appropriate from roughly 2.9 m when a lower pixel count is acceptable. Test real content at the intended viewing distance before final approval.

06For an outdoor concert screen viewed from 10–50 m, should buyers choose P3.9 or P4.8?

Both can work. Outdoor P3.906 provides 4,500 cd/m² and a higher total pixel count, favoring IMAG and closer cameras. P4.807 provides 4,000 cd/m² and reduces total pixel count for longer viewing. Choose from content detail, camera crop, processor capacity, sunlight and budget.

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UR Series Start with the Viewing Distance.