
1 m Indoor LED Sphere — P1.5 to P5
1 m shell with 7 pitch options from P1.5 to P5, 1,523,385 pixels at P1.8 and 2.5 kW maximum draw.
- P1.8 (7 options)
- 1,745 × 873 px
- ≥ 600 nits
Creative LED first, conventional flat panels underneath. Every line is built in the same plant, so a sphere and a boardroom wall can share a controller and a spare-parts kit.
Spheres from 1 m to 20 m, indoor or IP65 outdoor, with every pitch from P1.5 to P10 on the same shell. 137 stock configurations, and any other diameter quoted from a drawing.

1 m shell with 7 pitch options from P1.5 to P5, 1,523,385 pixels at P1.8 and 2.5 kW maximum draw.

1.2 m shell with 7 pitch options from P1.5 to P5, 2,192,418 pixels at P1.8 and 3.6 kW maximum draw.

1.5 m shell with 7 pitch options from P1.5 to P5, 3,426,962 pixels at P1.8 and 5.7 kW maximum draw.

2 m shell with 7 pitch options from P1.5 to P5, 3,158,841 pixels at P2.5 and 10.1 kW maximum draw.

2.5 m shell with 7 pitch options from P1.5 to P5, 4,936,082 pixels at P2.5 and 15.7 kW maximum draw.

3 m shell with 7 pitch options from P1.5 to P5, 4,936,082 pixels at P3 and 22.6 kW maximum draw.
Beyond these stock models, any outline, diameter or pitch is quoted from your file.
See the whole lineCubes, cylinders, ribbons, cones, waves — anything that is not a rectangle, cut and tooled to your drawing.

Four to six faces of LED on a right-angled carcass, mapped as one canvas so content runs around the corners instead of restarting at each face.

A cylindrical wrap for structural columns and free-standing drums, cut on a constant radius so the seam is one line and the map is a simple loop.

Narrow flexible strips that follow handrails, ceiling coves and stair stringers — the shape is drawn on site, then the ribbon is formed to it.

A flat round panel for logo walls and hanging brand marks, available with a finished edge band or as a bare edge-to-edge surface.

Brand letters and logo shapes built as individual LED objects, each with its own module cut, power feed and data run.
Hexagons, parallelograms and prisms assembled from a small set of module types, so a faceted form costs less than the drawing suggests.
Beyond these stock models, any outline, diameter or pitch is quoted from your file.
See the whole lineWhen the brief is a sketch on a napkin rather than a datasheet, this is the line that takes it.

A ring that opens, tilts and closes while the LED surface keeps running — the motion is the message, and the screen has to survive being driven by motors all day.
The same mechanism sealed to IP65 for plazas and building entrances, where the ring becomes the moving part of a façade rather than a piece of interior sculpture.
A teardrop form that blends a spherical crown into a tapered body — used where the brief asks for water and a sphere reads too geometric.
A bust-shaped LED form for museums and brand installations, built from small high-density modules because facial curvature will not tolerate a coarse pitch.

Oversized can and bottle replicas with a live LED skin, used as retail props and product-launch objects.

A steel tree with LED-clad branches, built for atriums and plazas where the brief asks for something organic rather than a screen on a wall.
Beyond these stock models, any outline, diameter or pitch is quoted from your file.
See the whole lineShaped screens that survive a coastal monsoon and still look clean at noon.

Any outline built for permanent outdoor use — sealed cabinets, drained carcass, galvanised steel and a design that accepts thermal movement instead of cracking at the seam.
Perforated outdoor panels that let wind and daylight through, used on glass façades where a solid screen would block the windows or overload the structure.
Beyond these stock models, any outline, diameter or pitch is quoted from your file.
See the whole lineThe supporting act: the flat, seamless, close-viewing panels that sit behind everything else on this site.

Flip-chip COB panel for control rooms and boardrooms where the audience sits two metres away and the screen has to survive being touched.

The default boardroom and control-room pitch — sharp from two metres, and about a third cheaper than P0.9 for the same wall.

SMD panels with a resin overcoat — the middle option between bare SMD and COB, priced for public spaces where the screen gets touched.

The value pitch for large indoor walls — good from five metres, cheap per square metre, and serviceable with widely available SMD spares.
Beyond these stock models, any outline, diameter or pitch is quoted from your file.
See the whole lineThat is normal. Send the outline and dimensions; we will tell you whether it needs new tooling and what that adds.