LED Drum and Bowl Screen

An open bowl of LED that curves away from the viewer, used where a flat screen would read as signage and a bowl reads as an object.

Pixel pitch	P1.5 – P2.5
Size	Ø600 – 2,000 mm opening
Brightness	≥600 nits
Refresh	3,840 Hz
Service	Front, magnetic
Lead time	4 to 8 weeks

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What you get with this model

Inner surface mapped as a curved floor, so content lands on the bowl rather than being squeezed onto it
Rim finished with a rolled edge that hides the module ends and takes the handling load
Base carcass carries the power supplies, so no separate rack is needed
Sizes from a 600 mm table-top bowl to a 2 m floor-standing drum
Optional rotation base for slow-turn displays

A drum is a cylinder with no top: the screen surface curves away from the viewer, which makes it read as depth rather than as a panel. Content has to be designed for a curved floor, not dropped in from a flat edit.

Technical data

Specifications

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

Model	DRM-P2-1200
Pixel pitch	P1.5 / P1.86 / P2 / P2.5
Opening	Ø600 to Ø2,000 mm
Depth	200 to 600 mm
Mapping	Curved floor, single canvas
Brightness	≥600 nits
Refresh	3,840 Hz

Rim	Rolled edge, painted
Viewing angle	140° H / 140° V
Max power	800 W/m²
IP rating	IP43 indoor
Control	Novastar / Colorlight
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.

Museum interactive exhibit

Car showroom feature

Retail window display

Hotel lobby centrepiece

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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