Indoor Fine-Pitch Series
Pixel Pitch
SMD fine-pitch LEDs from P1.2 to P2.5. Up to 600 nits, 3,840–7,680 Hz refresh rate, IP43 cabinets.
SMD fine-pitch LEDs from P1.2 to P2.5. Up to 600 nits, 3,840–7,680 Hz refresh rate, IP43 cabinets.
This page puts every pitch side by side. For what the number means, read pixel pitch, explained; to pick one for your own room, how to choose pixel pitch. Prices for every pitch are on LED wall price by pixel pitch and the LED wall price guide.
A simple rule: the closest viewer's distance in metres is roughly the pitch in millimetres. P1.2 to P1.8 suits boardrooms, studios and control rooms seen from 1–3 m; P2.0 and P2.5 suit showrooms, lobbies, shops, halls and stages seen from 2 m and beyond, and P2.5 is the most popular indoor choice; outdoor P3 to P10 suits shop fronts, facades and hoardings read from further away.
Pixel pitch is the distance in millimetres between the centres of two LED pixels. A smaller pitch packs more pixels into the same area, so the picture stays sharp from closer, but it costs more per square foot.
No. A finer pitch than your viewing distance needs adds cost without a visible gain. Match the pitch to where people actually stand; PixelSpot's free site visit in Bengaluru confirms the distance before you buy.
Shop fronts and building facades seen from 5–12 m usually use P4 outdoor (IP65 at the front, IP54 at the rear, up to 4,500 nits with auto-dimming after dark); larger boards seen from further use P6 to P10. Road-facing advertising screens in Bengaluru may show still images that change every 10 seconds or more, not video, under the 2025 advertisement rules.