P5 outdoor LED display price in Bengaluru: what decides it, and your exact quote.

PixelSpot makes P5 outdoor LED displays, sold as P5 LED walls and P5 LED screens, at its factory in Jalahalli, Bengaluru, and its own crew installs them on facades, forecourts, school grounds and temple courtyards across Bengaluru and Karnataka; for a job beyond the city, see LED video wall in Karnataka. P5 is our DIP pitch: three separate lamps per pixel, up to 4,500 nits, IP65 at the front and IP54 at the rear, read from 5 m and further. Every P5 quote is installed, with the controller included; send us the wall size and we quote it exactly, usually within minutes on WhatsApp.

A P5 LED wall is priced on the wall size, the structure and the controller, and PixelSpot quotes it installed, from its factory in Jalahalli East, Bengaluru (Bangalore). P5 is the value outdoor pitch: an IP65 DIP module at up to 4,500 nits that is read comfortably from 5 m and looks its best from about 10 m, which is exactly the distance at which a building facade, a petrol pump forecourt, a school compound wall or a temple courtyard screen is actually seen. Where a shopfront on a narrow pavement needs P4, and a hoarding read from across a flyover can go to P6, P5 sits between them for the wall that is bigger than a shop sign and closer than a hoarding. Every quote covers LED modules, receiving cards, power supplies, the steel frame, cabling, transport and installation by our own crew, plus the controller; every wall also comes with PxlOS cloud CMS, 5 per cent spare modules and the 2-year pixel-to-pixel onsite warranty. GST at 18 per cent is extra; the HSN and GST page explains the input credit a registered business can claim.

P5 outdoor LED display by size, quoted for your site

Each row is quoted as a finished outdoor P5 (DIP) wall: modules, cabinets, frame, a Huidu controller and installation, + GST. Anything smaller than 6 x 4 ft is priced on survey.

The base quote is a flat, wall-mounted or fascia-mounted install with a Huidu controller, which is the right specification for most petrol pumps, school gates and temple courtyards. The quote rises, priced for your wall, when the wall needs front-service die-cast cabinets because there is no access behind it, which is the case on a finished facade or a canopy fascia; when a NovaStar sending card and receiving cards are specified for a wall that will be filmed or fed from a broadcast mixer; and when the frame is curved, portrait, ceiling-hung under a canopy or wrapped around a column. For a west-facing wall on an open road, the survey checks the angle and shading. A freestanding pole or gantry structure and any municipal signage drawings are quoted as separate lines after the free site survey, so the screen price is not inflated by them. Across Karnataka the pricing is unchanged and the quote adds freight and crew travel as separate lines. The 8x4 and 10x6 resolutions above are scaled from the built 12x8 figure; a real wall rounds to whole 320 x 160 mm modules, so the delivered count sits within one module of these.

P5 LED display and LED screen price

A P5 LED display, a P5 LED screen and a P5 LED wall are three names for the same product: outdoor P5 modules, 5 mm between LED centres, built into one screen. The price does not change with the name. A P5 LED display or LED screen from PixelSpot is quoted installed on the same terms, whether it is a board-size display or a full wall. For any size, send us the wall size and we quote it exactly, usually within minutes on WhatsApp, and the LED wall price in Bangalore page explains every pitch.

P5 outdoor LED display specification

Two of those lines deserve a second look before you sign a quote. The 1/8 scan is lower than the 1/10 of P4, which means a larger share of the module is lit at any instant, so brightness is easier to hold and the driver ICs run cooler on a canopy fascia in afternoon sun. The refresh figure matters more than it looks: 1,920 Hz outdoor panels are cheaper and appear identical to the eye, but they flicker on phone cameras, and a school annual day, a temple festival or a petrol pump opening is filmed on dozens of phones. Specify 3,840 Hz and ask for it in writing.

What DIP means on a P5 outdoor LED display

DIP is short for dual in-line package. On a DIP module each pixel is three separate lamps, red, green and blue, pushed through the board, where an SMD module puts all three colours in one small surface-mounted package. At PixelSpot, P5 is the only DIP pitch; every other pitch we sell, indoor and outdoor, is SMD.

DIP does not raise the brightness ceiling: a P5 wall is up to 4,500 nits, the same as every outdoor wall we build, with auto-dimming after dark. What DIP lamps are known for is being bright and rugged, which is why they suit an exposed outdoor face read from a distance. What they cannot do is sit close together, so DIP stays at a coarse pitch, and our finer outdoor walls, P2.5 to P4, are SMD. The cabinet around the modules is the same outdoor build as our other pitches, IP65 at the front and IP54 at the rear. If a quote for "P5" does not say DIP or SMD, ask: it is one of the lines that decides whether two P5 quotes describe the same product.

P5 LED module vs a complete P5 LED wall

Loose P5 DIP modules are sold online by the piece, and a module price looks small next to a wall price. PixelSpot does not sell modules on their own. What we sell is a finished P5 wall on your facade or forecourt: modules in outdoor cabinets, the steel frame, power supplies, receiving cards, the controller, cabling, the PxlOS cloud CMS and the 2-year pixel-to-pixel onsite warranty, installed by our own crew. That is what a P5 quote buys, with the controller shown as its own line. A stack of modules still needs all of that before it shows a single fuel price or timetable, and a wall assembled from mixed batches rarely matches in colour. Owners of a PixelSpot wall get spare modules at handover, 5 per cent of the wall, so a failed module is swapped on site.

P5 outdoor LED screen in Bangalore: where it fits

The configurator lists outdoor P5 for viewers from about 5 m to about 16 m and names building facades as its natural home. In Bangalore that covers a first-floor facade on an arterial road, a petrol pump fascia, a school ground or a clubhouse lawn: walls bigger than a shop sign and further from the reader. A shopfront read from the pavement at 4 m is the job of the next pitch down; see the P4 outdoor LED display price page. A roadside hoarding read from across a flyover belongs on P6 or the LED hoarding pitches.

The viewing rule is simple: the minimum comfortable distance in metres is roughly the pitch number, and the picture looks best from about twice that. For P5 that is 5 m minimum and about 10 m ideal. Measure where the nearest regular viewer stands, not the occasional passer-by who walks up to the wall, and not the size of the site. If that person is 5 m or further away, P5 is the pitch that gives the most wall for the money. These are the Bengaluru sites where the measurement comes out that way.

• Petrol pump forecourt. A fascia above the dispensers or a board at the entry off the road. The nearest regular reader is a driver at the pump island, already beyond 5 m; the rest read it from the carriageway, at or beyond the 10 m ideal. Fuel price, a car-wash offer and a loyalty promotion in large type fit comfortably on a 10x6 ft wall at 609 x 365 pixels.
• School compound wall and assembly ground. A screen on the gate wall for parents and pick-up queues, or on the ground-facing wall for assembly, sports day and annual day. Children stand in rows across the ground, far beyond 10 m, so a 12x8 ft P5 is the sensible size. The school LED wall page covers timetables, content and power.
• Temple courtyard and gopuram-side screen. A relay of the sanctum for the darshan queue and the festival crowd on the street outside. The queue starts several metres from any wall and the crowd is deeper still, which is why P5 rather than indoor P2.5 is the usual answer outdoors; the temple page has the layouts we have built.
• Building facade on an arterial road. A commercial or hospital building on Outer Ring Road, Hosur Road or Old Airport Road where the audience is across the carriageway. Nobody stands within 5 m of a first-floor facade, so a finer pitch pays for pixels no one can resolve; a 12x8 ft P5 at 731 x 487 pixels draws a logo, a brand film and a phone number cleanly from the far kerb. The commercial building LED wall guide covers the facade alongside the lobby, cafeteria and tenant-advertising walls of the same building.
• Apartment clubhouse lawn and amphitheatre. A gated community screen for cricket nights, film evenings and the Ganesha or Diwali programme, watched from lawn seating that begins beyond 5 m from the wall.
• Kalyana mantapa outer wall and open lawn. A wedding hall screen facing the car park and lawn so guests see the muhurtham live and the couple's film from the approach. The wedding hall page covers the indoor stage wall, which is a P2.5 job.
• College sports ground. A scoreboard and replay screen read from the stands and the boundary, where the whole audience sits beyond the 10 m ideal.

Step finer when the nearest regular reader is inside 5 m. A shopfront read from the pavement is the classic case and wants outdoor P4, comfortable from 4 m. Between 3 and 4 m, on a narrow-pavement shopfront, it is outdoor P3; inside 3 m, or for a text-dense menu read from 3 to 5 m, it is the outdoor P2.5 we fitted at Acai Theory in Indiranagar. Step coarser only when the whole audience is 6 m or further away and the wall is large: outdoor P6 is comfortable from 6 m and costs a little less than P5, and P8 and P10 are LED hoarding pitches read from 8 m and 10 m and beyond, priced for your wall on request. Do not take the coarser pitch on a small wall: a 12x8 ft P10 is only 365 x 243 pixels and cannot draw a logo cleanly, while the same wall in P5 has 731 x 487.

P5 vs P4 vs P6: the outdoor comparison

Nearly every outdoor buyer in Bengaluru who is not putting up a hoarding ends up choosing between these three. Here they are side by side, with the 12x8 ft resolution because that is the size at which the difference is easiest to see.

Read the table from the distance column. P4 and P5 share the same 320 x 160 mm module and the same cabinet family, so the frame, the crew days and the controller are identical; the whole difference is pixel count, and on a 10x6 ft wall the price difference is small. From 10 m the two are indistinguishable. From 4 m the P5 shows its dot structure and small type breaks up, so a shopfront on a pavement is a P4 job. P6 uses a coarser SMD module. It costs a little less per square foot than the DIP P5 while giving up roughly a third of the pixels at the same size, so the small saving rarely pays for what you lose; it earns its place on a wide hoarding read from far away, not on a school gate. If your site has both a close reader and a far one, for instance a petrol pump with a fascia read from the pumps and a pylon read from the highway, the honest answer is two walls at two pitches, and the free survey will say so.

What a P5 wall from PixelSpot includes

• Modules and cabinets. Outdoor P5 modules, 64 x 32 pixels each, IP65 sealed at the front and IP54 at the rear, in steel cabinets for rear service or die-cast front-service cabinets where there is no access behind the wall. Brightness of up to 4,500 nits with an ambient sensor that dims the wall at dusk so it does not dazzle drivers or neighbours.
• Controller. A Huidu controller, included in every quote and sized to the pixel load, which runs a schedule from PxlOS without a PC on site and is what most petrol pumps and schools need. A NovaStar sending card and receiving cards, priced on the quote, for a wall fed live from a camera or mixer, as at a temple festival relay. The controller model is named on every quotation so two quotes can be compared like for like.
• PxlOS cloud CMS. Content is scheduled from a phone or laptop: a fuel price change at midnight, a timetable for the school day, an aarti timing at the temple, a tenant's promotion on a facade. Nobody has to climb to the wall with a pen drive.
• Power supplies, steel frame and cabling. Sized and fabricated for the wall at the Jalahalli East factory, then assembled and burn-in tested there before the crew brings it to site. The power consumption guide gives the circuit you will need; an outdoor wall in Bengaluru sun should have its own breaker and a stabiliser. What the monsoon does to a sealed module and what the wall adds to the monthly bill are covered in the outdoor LED wall monsoon, power and GST guide.
• 5 per cent spare modules. Left with you at handover, so a module swap after a monsoon lightning strike or a cricket ball is a same-day job rather than a factory order.
• Installation by our own crew. The crew that assembled and tested the wall installs it; nothing is subcontracted. Within Bengaluru the site visit and a 3D mockup of the wall on your actual facade are free.
• 2-year pixel-to-pixel onsite warranty and 24-hour response in Bengaluru. A dead pixel is a warranty call, not a negotiation. After the warranty, an AMC and module swaps are available. The warranty page sets out what is covered. The first-year warranty and faults guide explains what is normal in year one, what counts as a claim and how a claim runs.
• Karnataka installs. The same pricing applies in every Karnataka district and in Hosur and Krishnagiri, with freight and crew travel added as separate lines so you can see them. A petrol pump on the Mysuru road or a school in Hubballi is served by the same Bengaluru crew and the same warranty. We do not install outside Karnataka.

How to get an exact P5 price for your site

1. Measure the wall or fascia opening and the distance to the nearest regular viewer. If that distance is 5 m or more, P5 is the pitch; if it is less, read the P4 section above.
2. Get the exact price on the quote page, usually within minutes, or WhatsApp the size, a photo of the wall and the road it faces to +91 72048 08334.
3. Book the free survey. We confirm the pitch on site, check the mounting surface, sun direction and power, and send a 3D mockup of the wall in your actual space with a fixed quotation.

The LED wall price guide covers what is included in more depth, the pixel pitch cost guide puts every pitch side by side, and the size pages explain what decides the price of 8x4 ft, 10x6 ft and 12x8 ft walls.

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