GX Indoor Fixed LED Display 47 mm Slim, Front-Service Design

Choose pixel pitch from the closest regular viewing distance, content detail and total screen size. GX 1.95 is the better starting point when viewers stand closer or the wall must reproduce smaller text and detailed graphics. GX 2.6 is more appropriate when the audience is farther away and the project prioritizes a larger display area or a lower total pixel count.

Before quotation, confirm the nearest viewing position, active display width and height, target resolution and the most detailed content that must remain readable.

For controlled indoor environments, the GX listed brightness of 600 nit is intended for applications such as retail, malls, corporate lobbies and showrooms. Actual suitability depends on ambient light, nearby glazing, direct sunlight, reflections and the required white level.

For a project facing strong daylight or a glass storefront, evaluate the brightest real operating condition instead of selecting brightness from the nominal specification alone.

GX 1.95 and GX 2.6 are listed at 7680 Hz, which provides a strong starting point for camera-facing indoor LED applications. Final on-camera performance also depends on scan mode, receiving-card configuration, camera frame rate, shutter speed, brightness and calibration.

If the wall will be filmed regularly, test the actual production camera and intended shutter settings before final acceptance.

There is no reliable single price for a GX indoor LED wall because total project cost changes with pixel pitch, screen area, cabinet map, control system, supporting structure, power distribution, installation, freight and service requirements. A finer pitch normally increases pixel density and hardware cost, while larger screens increase cabinet quantity, structure and electrical requirements.

For an accurate GX quotation, provide the active screen dimensions, nearest viewing distance, project country, installation method, signal source, target resolution and site drawings or photos.

GX is designed for front service, allowing routine LED module and cabinet service access from the display face, so a conventional rear service corridor is normally unnecessary. The complete project still needs safe access to external power distribution, signal terminations, controllers and any equipment installed outside the cabinets.

Confirm module-removal clearance, front working space and the maintenance route before the supporting structure is finalized.

The GX cabinet itself is listed at 47 mm deep, but 47 mm is not the complete finished-wall depth. The installation must also allow for the supporting structure, leveling tolerance, cable bend radius, power and data routing, ventilation and construction tolerances.

Approve a complete wall-section drawing before fabrication, especially for recessed walls, architectural feature walls and installations with strict finished-depth limits.