
Hosur is a Tamil Nadu town, but for an LED video wall it behaves like a Bengaluru suburb. Our factory is in Bengaluru; Hosur is about 40 km down NH-44, past Electronic City, Bommasandra and the Attibele border, an hour to ninety minutes with the van loaded. That is closer than some corners of Bengaluru itself, which is why Hosur and Krishnagiri district are the only places outside Karnataka where PixelSpot installs and services walls with its own crew. We do not run crews to Salem, Vellore or Chennai, and we will say so on WhatsApp rather than promise a service ring we cannot keep.
This page is written for the three kinds of buyers who actually call us from Hosur: the plant admin or HR head in the SIPCOT belt, the dealer on the showroom strip along the Hosur–Bengaluru road, and the hall, college or hospital owner in town. It covers where a wall earns its keep, the specification calls that differ from a Bengaluru office, a price band from our published per-square-foot rates, and the paperwork of buying from a Karnataka GSTIN into a Tamil Nadu one.
Where LED walls go in Hosur
The SIPCOT belt: reception, townhall, shop floor
Hosur's industrial spine runs through SIPCOT Phase I and Phase II, the SIDCO estate, Bagalur Road, Thally Road, Mathigiri and Zuzuvadi, with Shoolagiri's park further down the highway towards Krishnagiri. TVS Motor, Ashok Leyland and Titan set the tone for what a factory front-of-house looks like here (we name them as the town's landmarks, not as customers), and the tier-two and tier-three suppliers around them are the plants that call us. Their briefs repeat:
- Visitor reception and customer-audit lobby. An 8×4 or 10×6 ft indoor wall behind the reception desk carrying the safety record, the certifications, a plant walkthrough video and a welcome slide for the auditor arriving from the OEM. It replaces a framed policy board and a 55-inch TV nobody switched on.
- Townhall and canteen wall. Shift briefings, monthly awards, the MD's address, cricket on match days. A projector dies under canteen lighting; a 12×8 ft P2.5 wall does not.
- Shop-floor andon and production dashboard. Hourly output against target, downtime and rejection counts from the MES PC, read at 10 to 15 m across the bay. This is a brighter, tougher wall than a lobby wall; see the specification table below.
- Training hall and NPD review room. A fine-pitch wall where engineers stand 2 m from a drawing.
The showroom strip on the Bengaluru road
The service road along NH-44 through Hosur, and the stretch out towards Rayakottai Road, is lined with two-wheeler and car dealerships, mobile and electronics stores, textile and jewellery showrooms. A wall here does one of two jobs: a facade screen facing the highway that reads at 8 to 15 m in afternoon sun, or an indoor wall behind the delivery bay or the counter that runs the offer of the week. Printed flex on these frontages fades in a season and needs a new print for every festival; the LED wall changes from the owner's phone.
Halls, hospitals, colleges and the hill temple
Kalyana mandapams around the bus stand and out along Denkanikottai Road, the engineering colleges on the Bagalur and Thally roads, the multi-speciality hospitals in town, schools and the festival grounds below the Chandra Choodeswarar hill temple all take the same P2.5 or P3 indoor wall that Bengaluru wedding halls and temples use. For outdoor advertising, a highway-facing LED hoarding on the Hosur bypass needs Hosur City Municipal Corporation permission and, on NH frontage, NHAI clearance; budget for both before the screen.
LED wall, TV, projector or flex: which one for the job
| Situation | Best answer | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Reception wall under 30 sq ft, viewers within 4 m | 75 to 85 inch commercial TV | Cheaper below that size; an LED wall only wins once you pass roughly 100 inches |
| Reception wall wider than 8 ft, or under skylights | Indoor LED wall, P2.5 | Tiled LCD shows bezels across every slide; a wall is one surface at 1,000 nits |
| Townhall or canteen with the lights on | Indoor LED wall, P2.5 to P3 | A projector washes out; see the Bengaluru office case study where one was replaced |
| Showroom facade facing the highway | Outdoor LED wall, P4 | Flex fades and a TV is not bright enough; auto-dimming keeps it comfortable at night |
| Small shop needing under 8 sq ft of screen | LED digital standee | Cheaper than a wall, plug and play, moves with the store |
| Boardroom where people sit 1.5 m away | Fine pitch P1.5 to P1.8, or a large TV | P2.5 shows dots at that distance |
Specification decisions for Hosur sites
Every wall we sell in Hosur is specified by the nearest viewer, the ambient light and the air the wall breathes. Hosur's "Little England" climate is kinder to electronics than the Chennai coast, but SIPCOT air carries foundry dust, paint-shop overspray and machining mist that a lobby in Indiranagar never sees, and a factory power bus carries compressor and welding loads that a mall never sees.
| Location | Pitch | Brightness | Cabinet and rating | Nearest viewer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visitor reception, customer-audit lobby | P2.5 (P1.8 with a glass front and close viewing) | 800 to 1,200 nits, run at 30 to 50% | Indoor die-cast aluminium 640×480 mm cabinets, front-service magnetic modules | 2.5 to 3 m |
| Boardroom, NPD review room | P1.5 to P1.8 | 600 to 800 nits | Indoor die-cast, front service | 1.5 to 2 m |
| Townhall, canteen | P2.5 to P3 | 1,000 nits | Indoor die-cast; wall-mounted, or a free-standing truss on ACP-clad walls | 4 m and beyond |
| Shop-floor andon, production dashboard | P3 to P4 | 1,500 to 2,500 nits high-bright indoor | Sealed front, IP54 or better, conformal-coated modules, dust filters on the rear | 8 to 15 m |
| Showroom facade on the Bengaluru road | P4 outdoor (P3 if under 8 m) | 5,000 to 6,500 nits, auto-dimming after dark | IP65 front / IP54 rear die-cast outdoor cabinets, 960×960 mm | 8 to 13 m |
| Highway-facing hoarding, Hosur bypass | P6 to P10 outdoor | 6,000 nits or more | IP65, structural steel, earthed distribution box within 3 m | 20 m and beyond |
Three Hosur-specific notes. First, put every wall on a stabilised line or an online UPS: the voltage sag when a compressor bank starts is the most common killer of LED power supplies, and a factory bus sags more than an office feed. Second, size the supply for the peak, not the average: a 10×6 ft indoor wall peaks near 3.9 kW and wants its own 20 A single-phase line; anything above about 150 sq ft indoor goes across three phases, which every SIPCOT unit has and most showrooms do not. Third, on shop floors specify the sealed front and filtered rear even though the wall is indoors; the module that lives happily in a Whitefield lobby clogs in a year next to a shot-blasting line. A 3,840 Hz refresh rate matters wherever the wall will be on camera, typically the MD's townhall and the showroom, and 14 to 16 bit greyscale keeps dark video from banding. The brightness guide and the viewing distance table carry the numbers behind this table.
What an LED wall costs in Hosur
Hosur is priced on the same published per-square-foot bands as Bengaluru; the 40 km run down NH-44 is treated like a job in Whitefield, not as an outstation trip. Krishnagiri, Shoolagiri and the Denkanikottai side add a travel day to the installation schedule, not a surcharge to the panel price. The only line on the invoice that changes is the tax line, covered below.
| Typical Hosur wall | Size | Pitch | Price band before GST |
|---|---|---|---|
| Factory reception wall | 8×4 ft (32 sq ft) | P2.5 indoor | ₹1.8 to ₹2.6 lakh |
| Reception or showroom counter wall | 10×6 ft (60 sq ft) | P2.5 indoor | ₹3.3 to ₹4.8 lakh |
| Townhall or canteen wall | 12×8 ft (96 sq ft) | P2.5 indoor | ₹5.3 to ₹7.7 lakh |
| Boardroom or NPD review wall | 8×4 ft (32 sq ft) | P1.8 indoor | ₹2.2 to ₹3.8 lakh |
| Showroom facade, Bengaluru road | 10×6 ft (60 sq ft) | P4 outdoor | ₹3 to ₹4.8 lakh plus structure |
| Highway-facing hoarding | 20×10 ft (200 sq ft) | P6 outdoor | ₹7 to ₹12 lakh plus structure and permits |
Bands are indoor P2.5 at ₹5,500 to ₹8,000 per sq ft, P1.8 at ₹7,000 to ₹12,000, outdoor P4 at ₹5,000 to ₹8,000 and P6 at ₹3,500 to ₹6,000, all from the LED wall price guide. Installation, commissioning, PixelOS, 5% spare modules and the 2-year warranty are inside the number; GST, and for outdoor walls the steel structure and power connection, are outside it. Shop-floor high-bright and sealed-front walls are quoted separately; send a photo of the bay on WhatsApp. The configurator gives a spec sheet and a GST-inclusive figure for your exact size in about a minute.
IGST, GSTIN and the e-way bill: buying from Karnataka into Tamil Nadu
Our GSTIN is a Karnataka registration (state code 29). A wall delivered and installed in Hosur is supplied to a Tamil Nadu GSTIN (state code 33), so it is an inter-state supply and the invoice carries a single IGST line at 18% instead of CGST 9% plus SGST 9%. The full IGST is available as input credit in the Hosur registration's return, exactly as CGST and SGST would be in Karnataka. Because a video wall is installed at site, the place of supply is the installation address in Hosur, not our factory, which is what puts the supply under IGST in the first place.
- Give us the GSTIN of the registration that will use the wall. For a plant in SIPCOT that is normally the company's Tamil Nadu registration, even when the purchase order is raised from a Bengaluru head office; the credit then lands where the asset sits. Confirm the bill-to arrangement with your CA before the PO.
- E-way bill. Any consignment above ₹50,000 crosses the Attibele border with an e-way bill generated against your GSTIN and the vehicle number before the van leaves Bengaluru. We raise it; the driver carries it on his phone for the check post.
- HSN and SAC. Panels and cabinets go under HSN 8528, the controller under 8543, installation and AMC under SAC 9987, all at 18%. Our quotes show the pre-GST price and the tax line separately. The HSN and GST guide has the full table and a worked example.
- Vendor onboarding. Plants usually need our GST certificate, PAN and a bank letter before the PO can be raised; ask on WhatsApp and they come the same day.
Installation and service on the NH-44 ring
- Survey. Free in Hosur as it is in Bengaluru. We measure the recess, check whether the wall is RCC, ACP cladding, glass partition or gypsum (factory receptions are very often ACP over a steel frame, which needs a floor-standing structure rather than wall anchors), confirm the power point and the LAN drop to the processor, and send a 3D mockup of the wall in your actual lobby.
- Build. Cabinets are assembled and burn-in tested at our Bengaluru factory, so what reaches your gate is a tested wall, not a kit.
- Gate pass and permits. Send us the visitor-pass list, the safety induction slot and your work-permit format a week ahead. Our crew arrives with its own tools, ladders and PPE; ceiling-hung and truss-mounted walls need your height-work permit. Many plants prefer a Sunday or a maintenance shutdown; we schedule to it.
- Install and commission. A 10×6 ft indoor wall goes up, is calibrated and is handed over in one working day; a 12×8 ft townhall wall or a facade with structure takes two to three. Content is loaded in PixelOS before we leave, and the reception or HR team gets a handover session on changing it from a phone.
- Service. Hosur is inside our same-day ring: a fault reported on WhatsApp before noon is usually seen the same day, otherwise the next working day. PixelOS Signal reads NovaStar, Huidu and Linsn controllers over the network first, so most faults are located before the engineer leaves Bengaluru with the right spare. Krishnagiri, Shoolagiri and Bagalur are scheduled for the next working day. The 2-year pixel-to-pixel onsite warranty applies in Hosur exactly as in Bengaluru, and the 5% spare modules from your own batch stay on site for instant swaps. After the warranty, an AMC from about ₹150 per sq ft per year keeps the priority response.
A note on Bagalur: we mean the Bagalur on the Hosur side, off the Hosur–Bagalur road near the state border, not the Bagalur beside Bengaluru airport. Both are within reach; only the tax treatment differs.
Three Bengaluru walls to picture yours against
- Indoor LED wall in a Bengaluru corporate office cafeteria: a projector that washed out under skylights replaced by one seamless wall, and town halls now run with the lights on. This is the factory townhall and canteen brief almost line for line.
- Portrait LED display at the Amukti store entrance: fine-pitch panels built into an entrance pillar for a 1 to 3 m corridor, the model for a showroom doorway or a reception pillar on the Bengaluru road.
- Outdoor P2.5 wall on the Acai Theory storefront, Indiranagar: a shopfront in direct afternoon sun, IP65, auto-dimming after dark, the same problem a west-facing dealership facade on NH-44 has.
Get an exact quote: WhatsApp the wall size, the site (SIPCOT phase, road or landmark) and your Tamil Nadu GSTIN to +91 72048 08334, or use the 60-second configurator. For the rest of the service area see LED walls in Bengaluru and LED walls across Karnataka; for the office and showroom briefs in more depth see LED walls for office lobbies and LED walls for showrooms.
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