Built to immerse, designed to last.

Delivers a fine, uniform and stable image, ideal for premium indoor environments that call for highly detailed visuals.

Makes it easy to build displays at standard 2K, 4K or 8K resolutions, with no complex cropping and no loss of visual consistency.

At just 30 mm thick, the module blends discreetly into high-end spaces, even where available depth is limited.

Modules are removed from the front, which simplifies wall mounting, reduces technical constraints and streamlines servicing.

Flip-chip COB technology with IP54 protection improves resistance to dust, humidity and accidental contact.

The high refresh rate, 16-bit grayscale depth and wide viewing angle ensure a sharp, stable and comfortable image.

The cabinet mounts almost flush against a finished wall: no deep recess required, for a look close to digital cladding built into the architecture.

Built from a 250 × 250 mm module: cabinets 500, 750 or 1,000 mm wide and 250 or 500 mm high (3.0 to 10.5 kg), to fit the wall without custom cutting.

P1.25, P1.56 and P1.95 with GOB protection for spaces viewed up close; P2.5 to P3.91 for walls viewed from 3 m and beyond. 600 to 750 cd/m², 160° viewing angle.

Flat walls, 90° corners, pillar cladding or suspended displays: a single cabinet family covers whatever shapes the space demands.

Modules, power supplies and control cards are replaced from the front with a suction tool: no maintenance corridor behind the wall.

Each module plugs directly into a HUB card: no power cords or ribbon cables between modules, for faster, more reliable assembly.

Four cabinets wide by three high form a 2,560 × 1,440 mm 16:9 wall: 2,048 × 1,152 px at P1.25, 1,280 × 720 px at P2.

A 12-cabinet wall weighs around 80 kg before structure: the LZ640H1 goes where depth and load capacity are at a premium.

The six 320 × 160 mm modules plug directly into the cabinet’s HUB card: fewer connectors, faster assembly and module swaps.

Cabinets lock together and self-align at the joints for a perfectly flat surface, tool-free.

Modules are removed from the front with a suction tool: no maintenance corridor needed, so the wall can be mounted right against the partition.

GOB from P1.25 to P2, 600 to 800 cd/m², 14-bit and refresh rate ≥ 3,840 Hz: a sharp, flicker-free image, even on camera.

A lightweight square cabinet (≈ 7 kg) that combines into walls, columns or curved surfaces, stacked or suspended.

Inward or outward arc: the cabinet follows the curve of the stage or space for cylinders and curved displays.

Quick locking, anti-collision corners and a front-removable power box: faster setup and teardown, front maintenance.

Two fine pitches for a stage wall viewed up close: 320 × 320 or 256 × 256 px per cabinet, IP31.

Eight cabinets per flight case (919 × 550 × 714 mm) for tours and repeat deployments.