We explain what all-in-one LED displays are, why they install without a lengthy assembly and calibration process, how they differ from modular LED and where they are preferred.
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Large LED displays are traditionally installed by assembling modules one by one, connecting control cards and calibrating the colors. All-in-one LED displays offer these components as a single product: the display, control unit and connections come pre-configured.
| All-in-one LED | Modular LED | |
|---|---|---|
| Size | Fixed sizes set by the manufacturer | Any size and aspect ratio to fit the space |
| Installation | Short, pre-configured | Requires a mounting structure and calibration |
| Use | Meeting rooms, lobbies, presentation areas | Façades, stages, custom-size walls |
Values are taken from the manufacturers' technical specifications.
Viewing distance determines the pixel pitch, and the size of the room determines the display size. The route into the building, elevator and door dimensions should also be checked before installation. For choosing pixel pitch, see our pixel pitch guide; for a comparison with video walls, see our article Video wall or LED display?
All-in-one LED is the right choice for rooms where standard sizes are sufficient and quick installation and easy use are expected; modular LED is used for custom sizes and outdoors. Playout on the displays is managed by our team through SSCSign. We can determine the best solution for your room together during a site survey.
P2.5, P4 or P10? We explain what pixel pitch is, how it relates to viewing distance and the other specifications to check when choosing an LED display.
Both deliver a large image, but for different jobs. We compared them in terms of image, brightness, size, maintenance and cost, so you can choose the one that fits your needs.
How many locations, how many displays, what will be shown? Share what you know and we'll get back to you for a site survey and quote.
