P1.2 LED Wall Price in Bengaluru: ₹18,000 to ₹25,000 per Sq Ft, Installed

A P1.2 LED wall costs ₹18,000 to ₹25,000 per sq ft installed, before GST, from PixelSpot's factory at Jalahalli East, Bengaluru. That makes an 8x4 ft wall ₹5.76 to ₹8 lakh, a 10x6 ft wall ₹10.8 to ₹15 lakh and a 12x8 ft wall ₹17.28 to ₹24 lakh. P1.2 is the finest pitch we build. It carries 59,458 pixels in every square foot, four times the count of the P2.5 modules most Bengaluru showrooms use, and it is the pitch for the rooms where people sit at the screen rather than stand back from it: boardrooms, control rooms, broadcast studios, jewellery close-up walls and luxury retail. The rate includes LED modules, receiving cards, the controller, power supplies, the steel frame, cabling, installation by our own crew, PixelOS cloud CMS, 5 per cent spare modules and the 2-year pixel-to-pixel onsite warranty. GST at 18 per cent is extra, with input credit explained on the HSN and GST page.

P1.2 LED wall price per sq ft and by wall size

The lower figure, ₹18,000 per sq ft, is a plain wall-mounted P1.2 install with a Huidu controller on rear-service steel cabinets. The upper figure, ₹25,000 per sq ft, covers front-service die-cast aluminium cabinets, a NovaStar sending card with NovaStar receiving cards, curved or ceiling-hung frames and semi-outdoor brightness for a glass-fronted room. In practice most P1.2 buyers land nearer the top of the band than P2.5 buyers do, for two reasons that are specific to this pitch. First, a P1.2 wall is almost always flush against a finished boardroom or control-room wall with no rear access, so front-service cabinets are the practical choice. Second, a room that justifies 59,458 pixels per sq ft usually also needs the frame-accurate switching, calibration and redundancy that a NovaStar system provides, and that hardware is priced per receiving card, of which a P1.2 wall has more than any other pitch.

Why is it three to four times the price of P2.5? Pixel density is (1,000 ÷ pitch) squared per square metre. P2.5 carries 160,000 pixels per square metre; P1.2 carries 640,000. Every one of those pixels is an LED package, a share of a driver IC and a share of a receiving card, and the 1/64 scan lights each LED for a shorter slice of each cycle, so the drivers must be better to hold 800 to 1,000 nits. The pixel-pitch price guide lays out every pitch side by side; this page is only about P1.2.

P1.2 LED wall specification

Two checks protect you when comparing P1.2 quotes. Ask for the module resolution: a genuine 1.25 mm module on a 320 x 160 mm board is 256 x 128 pixels, and any other count means a different pitch. Ask for the refresh rate: 1,920 Hz panels are cheaper but flicker on phone cameras, and a P1.2 wall in a studio, a boardroom video call or a jewellery counter will be filmed constantly, so 3,840 Hz is not optional at this pitch.

What the resolution means in a real room

Full HD is 1,920 x 1,080. An 8x4 ft P1.2 wall at 1,950 pixels wide is the only 8x4 ft indoor wall in our range that clears Full HD width, so a laptop mirrored to it maps almost pixel for pixel and an Excel sheet reads without scaling. At 10x6 ft, 2,438 x 1,463 exceeds Full HD in both directions, which is the point at which a control room can run a Full HD map or SCADA view in the centre with camera feeds around it. At 12x8 ft the wall is 2,926 x 1,950, and a NovaStar system can split it into a grid of Full HD windows for an operations floor, each a little below native size but with none of the softening that the same layout shows on P2.5.

Is P1.2 right for you?

Apply one rule before anything else: the minimum comfortable viewing distance in metres is roughly the pitch number, and the picture looks best from about twice that. For P1.2 that is 1.2 m minimum and about 2.4 m ideal. Measure where the nearest regular viewer sits or stands, not the size of the room. If that person is inside 1.5 m, or the content is fine text, hallmark detail or a live camera, P1.2 is the right pitch. The viewing distance calculator will confirm the number for your layout. These are the Bengaluru rooms where P1.2 earns its price.

• Corporate boardroom, Whitefield or Outer Ring Road tech campus. An 8x4 ft wall on the end wall of a boardroom, with the nearest director seated 1.2 to 1.5 m from the screen and the rest of the table within about 2.4 m. Video calls, spreadsheets and dashboards at 1,950 x 975 read like a large monitor from every chair. See the conference room guide.
• Network operations or security control room, Electronic City. A 12x8 ft wall with operators at desks 1.2 to 1.5 m away for entire shifts. At 2,926 x 1,950 the wall carries a grid of camera and SCADA windows without visible dot structure, and the 3,840 Hz refresh removes the flicker that tires eyes over a full shift.
• Broadcast or streaming studio backdrop. A presenter stands within 1.2 m of the wall and a camera frames both. At P1.2 the wall reads as a picture on camera rather than a grid, and 3,840 Hz keeps the backdrop moiré-free. Our studio page covers the lighting side.
• Jewellery close-up wall, Commercial Street or Jayanagar. A wall behind or beside a counter where customers lean in from 1.2 m to look at a necklace or a stone on screen. Facet detail, engraving and hallmark stamps survive only at this density. The jewellery store page has the layouts.
• Luxury retail and flagship windows, MG Road or a Koramangala mall. A shopper stands 1.2 to 1.5 m from a fashion or watch brand's feature wall and expects the product to look as sharp as it does on a phone. See the retail store page.
• Design review and experience centre. Architects, automotive or product teams reviewing CAD and renders while standing at the wall, within 1.5 m, where a P1.8 wall would break fine lines into dots.
• Hospital and diagnostic review rooms. A 10x6 ft wall in a multidisciplinary review room where clinicians sit 1.2 to 1.5 m away and read scans with fine detail; 2,438 x 1,463 keeps the imagery intact. The hospital page covers the compliance side.

When to step coarser, and whether you can step finer

Step coarser to P1.5 if the nearest regular viewer is at 1.5 m or beyond. P1.5 is ₹12,000 to ₹18,000 per sq ft with 39,687 pixels per sq ft, and from 1.5 m the two pitches are hard to tell apart. Step coarser to P1.8 at ₹7,000 to ₹12,000 per sq ft if the nearest viewer is at 1.8 m or beyond, which covers most boardrooms where the table is set back from the wall, most jewellery counters and every mall entrance. Step to P2.5 at ₹5,500 to ₹8,000 per sq ft if the first viewer is at 2.5 m or beyond; that is the showroom, restaurant and lobby case. Finer than P1.2 is not something PixelSpot builds. If a viewer will be inside 1.2 m, for instance a reception desk with a screen directly behind the receptionist, an LED TV in 65 to 220 inch sizes from ₹1,56,000 is the honest recommendation, not a finer LED wall.

P1.2 vs P1.5 vs P1.8

These three pitches share the 320 x 160 mm module, the 3,840 Hz refresh, 14-bit grey scale and the 800 to 1,000 nits indoor brightness. What changes is the pixel count, the scan rate and the price.

Read the table from the viewer's chair. P1.8 already reads like a large monitor at 8x4 ft, so the step from ₹2.24 lakh to ₹5.76 lakh at the entry price for an 8x4 ft wall buys one thing: the ability to sit at 1.2 m instead of 1.8 m, or to film the wall at close range, without seeing dots. If the boardroom table starts 1.8 m from the wall, that money is better spent on a NovaStar system and front-service cabinets at P1.8. If the table starts at 1.2 m, no amount of controller spend rescues a P1.8 wall from its own dot structure.

What a P1.2 wall from PixelSpot includes

• Modules and cabinets. 256 x 128 px, 320 x 160 mm P1.2 modules on indoor die-cast aluminium cabinets, front-service magnetic modules on the upper band, all built and burn-in tested at our factory at Jalahalli East, Bengaluru.
• Steel frame and mounting. A powder-coated steel frame fabricated to the wall opening; wall-mounted flat is the base price, and curved, ceiling-hung or freestanding frames are quoted after the free site survey.
• Controller: Huidu or NovaStar. The entry price uses a Huidu controller, which is fine for a single-source boardroom. The upper band uses a NovaStar sending card and NovaStar receiving cards, which a control room or studio needs for multi-window layouts, seamless switching and calibration. The model is named on every quote.
• Receiving cards, power supplies and cabling. A P1.2 wall has more receiving cards per square foot than any other pitch; they are all included, as are the power supplies and the data and power cabling. Fine pitch draws more power per sq ft at peak, so we specify a larger dedicated circuit and recommend a stabiliser; the power consumption guide explains why.
• PixelOS cloud CMS. Scheduling, multi-zone layouts and remote monitoring from any browser, so a boardroom wall can switch between a welcome screen, a dashboard and the video-call input without a technician.
• 5 per cent spare modules. Left on site with you, because a P1.2 module is the one part that cannot be sourced locally at short notice. Module swap is from ₹1,800 after the warranty.
• Our own crew. The people who assemble and colour-match your wall at the factory are the people who install and commission it. Nothing is subcontracted.
• 2-year pixel-to-pixel onsite warranty and 24-hour response. Any dead pixel is fixed onsite, and a Bengaluru call is attended within 24 hours. AMC from ₹150 per sq ft per year continues the cover; see the warranty page and support and AMC.
• Karnataka installs. The per sq ft rate is the same across every Karnataka district, from Mysuru and Mangaluru to Hubballi and Belagavi, and for Hosur and Krishnagiri. Outside Bengaluru the quote adds freight and crew travel as separate lines. The Karnataka page explains how a project runs in each district.

Delivery and installation of a P1.2 wall in Bengaluru

Because the modules, cabinets and frame all come from our own factory in Jalahalli East, a P1.2 wall does not wait on an import shipment, and the fixed quotation carries the delivery date. The sequence is the free site visit, where we measure the opening, check the power circuit and confirm the viewing distance with a tape; a 3D mockup of the wall in your actual room; factory assembly, colour-matching and burn-in of every module; then installation and commissioning on PixelOS by the same crew. Fine-pitch modules are handled with more care than P2.5 at every stage, because a 1.25 mm LED is easier to knock off a board, which is one more reason to keep the whole chain in-house. PixelSpot has built LED walls in Bengaluru since 2022, with more than 500 installations and a 5.0 Google rating from 15 reviews; the corporate office case study shows how we picked the pitch for a Bengaluru cafeteria wall from the nearest seat, which is exactly the method that decides whether your room needs P1.2.

How to get an exact P1.2 price for your room

1. Measure the wall opening and the distance from the wall to the nearest chair or standing position. Inside 1.5 m confirms P1.2.
2. Use the 60-second LED wall configurator for a P1.2 estimate with GST, spec sheet and BOM, or WhatsApp +91 72048 08334 with the size, the room type and a photo of the wall.
3. Book the free site visit. We confirm the pitch, check power and access, and send the 3D mockup with a fixed quotation.

The LED wall price guide covers what is included in more depth, the pixel pitch chooser walks through every indoor pitch, and the size pages give worked totals for 8x4 ft, 10x6 ft and 12x8 ft walls.