LED Cube Display, Indoor and Outdoor

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.

Pixel pitch	P1.5 – P2.5
Size	500 / 1,000 / 1,500 mm edge
Brightness	≥600 nits indoor, ≥5,500 nits outdoor
Refresh	3,840 Hz
Service	Front, magnetic
Lead time	4 to 8 weeks

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What you get with this model

Corner detail designed so the bezel gap stays under 1.5 mm — the image travels around the edge rather than stopping at it
Flat modules throughout, which is why a cube costs noticeably less per m² than a sphere or a cone
Single canvas mapping: one player drives all faces, so a logo can wrap the corner in one move
Ships assembled to 1 m, splits into faces above that for crate size
Optional internal steel frame with levelling feet or a truss hang

A cube is the cheapest way into a free-form build: flat modules, right angles, no compound curvature to tool. The complication is the corners — four screens meeting on an edge have to share one pixel map or the seams show.

Technical data

Specifications

Figures are for the stock configuration. Values change with size, pitch and environment — the quotation carries the final numbers.

Model	CUB-P2.5-1000
Pixel pitch	P1.5 / P1.86 / P2 / P2.5 indoor, P3 / P4 outdoor
Standard edges	500, 1,000, 1,500 mm (custom to 3,000 mm)
Faces	4, 5 or 6 — the bottom face is normally omitted when the cube sits on a plinth
Brightness	≥600 nits indoor, ≥5,500 nits outdoor
Refresh	3,840 Hz
Resolution at 1 m / P2.5	400 × 400 px per face

Module structure	Driver on board, front service
Viewing angle	140° H / 140° V
Max power	800 W/m² indoor, 1,000 W/m² outdoor
IP rating	IP43 indoor / IP65 outdoor
Control	One player, four to six outputs
Warranty	3 years

Application

Where this one works

Same build, different mounting and content depending on the venue. Tell us the site and we adjust the structure and the pixel map.

Mall and airport advertising

Exhibition stand centrepiece

Retail window display

Museum object case

FAQ

Practical questions

How is a non-standard shape priced?

By the number of module types it needs. A shape that can be built from six module types is far cheaper than one that needs forty, even when they cover the same area. We tell you the count before we quote.

Can the artwork be mapped properly onto the shape?

Yes, and the mapping project is part of the delivery. For most shapes that means a 2:1 or cylindrical unwrap; for compound forms we supply a baked UV map so your content team works in a normal video timeline.

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