Flip-chip COB: the LED sits under a resin layer, so the surface is wipeable and resistant to knocks
Contrast around 10,000:1 without a black mask, which is what makes dark scenes read in a lit room
Front service with a magnetic module — a dead module is a two-minute job, no rear access needed
16:9 cabinet ratio, so a 4K canvas is built from whole cabinets with no cutting
Low-brightness mode down to 100 nits for night control-room shifts
Below P1.2 the choice is COB or nothing. Flip-chip COB puts the LED under a resin surface, which is why a 0.9 mm panel survives being touched, cleaned and bumped in a boardroom.
Technical data
Specifications
Figures are for the stock configuration. Values change with size, pitch and environment — the quotation carries the final numbers.
Model
FP-P0.9-COB
Pixel pitch
P0.9 mm
LED type
Flip-chip COB
Cabinet size
600 × 337.5 mm (16:9)
Resolution per cabinet
640 × 360 px
Brightness
100 to 800 nits
Contrast
10,000:1
Refresh
3,840 Hz
Grey scale
14–16 bit
Surface
Resin coated, wipeable
Max power
480 W/m²
IP rating
IP43 indoor
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.
Boardroom and meeting room
Control room and dispatch
Broadcast studio
Executive briefing centre
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.
