Bright outdoor LED screens, clearly visible even in direct sunlight

Pixel pitch is the distance between the centres of neighbouring pixels, in millimetres: 6 mm on P6, 8 mm on P8. A smaller pitch means more pixels per square metre (P6 — about 27,800, P8 — 15,625) and a sharper image up close. Rule of thumb: the minimum comfortable viewing distance in metres roughly equals the pitch in millimetres. That makes P6 better for streets and facades, and P8 for billboards seen from far away.

To stay readable in direct sunlight, an outdoor screen generally needs more than 5,000 nits. Our outdoor screens deliver 6,000–7,000+ nits. In the evening, brightness is reduced — on a schedule or with a light sensor, depending on configuration — so the screen doesn't dazzle drivers or neighbours.

Production and shipping take about [X–Y] weeks from prepayment. Installation time depends on screen size and structure — we give you an exact schedule in the quote.

Warranty period: [WARRANTY PERIOD]. We service the warranty in Georgia: spare parts are in stock, and many issues can be diagnosed remotely. Full terms are set out in the contract.

Yes. We survey the site, install the screen, connect the control system and test it on site. If the site needs a support structure or power work, we identify that during the visit and list it separately in the quote.

Screens are built to order, so production starts after prepayment. Terms: [PREPAYMENT % AND BALANCE TERMS]. Everything is set out in the contract.

Yes. Depending on the controller, the screen connects to the internet via Wi-Fi or 4G, and you can upload and swap ads and plan schedules from your phone or computer. We set it up during installation and show you how it works.

Yes. Screens are assembled from cabinets, so we fit the size to your facade or structure. The final size is a multiple of the cabinet size — we confirm it in the technical spec.