Indoor LED Display
H-1000 Indoor Fixed LED Display | Slim Front-Service Video Wall
H-1000 indoor fixed LED display with 33 mm cabinets, front maintenance, six cabinet sizes and P1.25–P3.91 options for retail, offices and custom video walls.
Specifications
- P1.25
- SMD1010 | 640,000 pixels/m² | 200 × 200 pixels/module | 600 nits | 1/50 scan
- P1.56
- SMD1212 | 409,600 pixels/m² | 160 × 160 pixels/module | 600 nits | 1/40 scan
- P1.95
- SMD1515 | 262,144 pixels/m² | 128 × 128 pixels/module | 800 nits | 1/32 scan
- P2.5
- SMD1515 | 160,000 pixels/m² | 100 × 100 pixels/module | 800 nits | 1/25 scan
- P2.604
- SMD1515 | 147,456 pixels/m² | 96 × 96 pixels/module | 800 nits | 1/32 scan
- P2.976
- SMD1515 | 112,896 pixels/m² | 84 × 84 pixels/module | 800 nits | 1/28 scan
- P3.91
- SMD2020 | 65,536 pixels/m² | 64 × 64 pixels/module | 800 nits | 1/16 scan
- Module size
- 250 × 250 mm
- Cabinet widths
- 500 / 750 / 1000 mm
- Cabinet heights
- 250 / 500 mm
- Cabinet depth
- 33 mm; mounting structure and clearance additional
- Module layouts (W × H)
- 2×1 / 3×1 / 4×1 / 2×2 / 3×2 / 4×2
- Cabinet material
- Die-cast aluminum
- Maintenance
- Front access
- Refresh rate
- 3840 Hz
- Grayscale
- 14-bit / 16-bit optional
- Frame frequency
- 50 / 60 Hz
- Color temperature
- 5000–12000 K, adjustable
- Viewing angle (V / H)
- 160° / 160°
- Maximum power consumption
- 350 W/m²
- Average power consumption
- 100–200 W/m²; operating conditions affect consumption
- Protection rating
- IP31; indoor use
H-1000 Slim Indoor Fixed LED Video Wall
The H-1000 series is a front-service SMD LED display for permanent indoor installations. Its 33 mm die-cast aluminum cabinet and six size options help match the screen layout to the available wall space. Seven pixel-pitch options cover different viewing distances and content requirements.
Use the model comparison and cabinet dimensions below to plan your screen. WINTECH can help review the pixel matrix, support structure, maintenance access and control configuration before quotation.
Why Choose the H-1000 Series?
- Slim cabinet construction: 33 mm cabinet depth. Allow additional space for the mounting structure, cabling and ventilation when calculating the installed depth.
- Front maintenance: service the display from the viewing side. Keep the front of the screen accessible for maintenance tools and module removal.
- Six cabinet sizes: combine 500, 750 and 1000 mm widths with 250 or 500 mm heights, subject to the approved layout.
- 250 × 250 mm modules: use the selected module resolution to calculate the native screen pixel count.
- Die-cast aluminum structure: integrated cabinet design with reinforcing ribs and plug-in internal power connections.
- 3840 Hz refresh rate: 14-bit or 16-bit grayscale options, according to the confirmed configuration.
Cabinet Sizes and Module Layout
All dimensions below are width × height × depth. Orientation and compatibility of mixed cabinet sizes must be confirmed in the project drawing.
- 500 × 250 × 33 mm: 2 × 1 modules; 2 modules per cabinet.
- 750 × 250 × 33 mm: 3 × 1 modules; 3 modules per cabinet.
- 1000 × 250 × 33 mm: 4 × 1 modules; 4 modules per cabinet.
- 500 × 500 × 33 mm: 2 × 2 modules; 4 modules per cabinet.
- 750 × 500 × 33 mm: 3 × 2 modules; 6 modules per cabinet.
- 1000 × 500 × 33 mm: 4 × 2 modules; 8 modules per cabinet.
The different cabinet formats can help fit wide retail displays, meeting-room walls and shaped screen layouts. Right-angle corners require the appropriate cabinet, module-edge and mounting configuration; confirm the corner detail before ordering.
Pixel Pitch Options: P1.25 to P3.91
P1.25 and P1.56 offer higher pixel density for projects where viewers are closer or the content contains fine detail. P1.95 and P2.5 provide intermediate options for indoor commercial video walls. P2.604, P2.976 and P3.91 can be considered for longer viewing distances and larger graphics.
These are starting points, not fixed viewing-distance rules. Review the smallest text, source resolution and nearest audience position before selecting a model. Brightness is 600 nits for P1.25 and P1.56, and 800 nits for the remaining models in the supplied specification.
Example: A 3 m × 2 m P1.95 Video Wall
Using 1000 × 500 mm cabinets, this layout requires 3 cabinets across and 4 high: 12 cabinets in total. Each cabinet contains 4 × 2 modules, so the screen uses 96 modules.
With 128 × 128 pixels per P1.95 module, the native screen resolution is 1536 × 1024 pixels. Its aspect ratio is 3:2. Content and processor mapping should be prepared for that matrix rather than assuming the display is Full HD or 16:9.
Installation and Maintenance Planning
The catalog illustrates wall-mounted, hanging, supported and freestanding arrangements. Choose the mounting system for the actual wall, floor or overhead support. Cabinet depth alone does not determine the completed installation depth or its load requirements.
Front access reduces the need for a rear service aisle, but the design must still provide access to power, signal connections and replaceable components. Review cable routes, power distribution and ventilation before fabrication.
Freestanding and corner installations require their own approved support details. Availability of a mounting arrangement does not automatically make this fixed-installation series suitable for repeated rental handling.
Typical Indoor Applications
- Retail and showrooms: promotional video walls, wide signage and custom layouts.
- Corporate reception areas: permanent brand and visitor-information displays.
- Meeting and training rooms: presentation walls sized around the room and source content.
- Exhibition spaces: fixed display features with planned service access.
The H-1000 series is specified as IP31 for indoor use. It should not be specified for rain-exposed installations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 33 mm the total installed thickness?
No. It is the cabinet depth listed in the specification. The completed assembly also includes the support structure, cables and required installation clearances.
Can I mix cabinet sizes on one screen?
The series is designed around six cabinet formats and common 250 × 250 mm modules. Confirm the combination, cabinet orientation, module pitch and connection layout in an approved drawing before production.
Is 16-bit grayscale standard?
The specification lists 14-bit and 16-bit options. The quotation should identify the selected driver and grayscale configuration.
Does 3840 Hz guarantee flicker-free filming?
No. Camera shutter settings, frame rate, scan mode and synchronization also affect recording. Test the proposed configuration with the intended camera if filming is important.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Send your screen width and height, site photos, nearest viewing distance, content type, mounting preference and project location. Include any camera, controller or installation-depth requirements.
Plan Your Indoor LED Wall
Send your project requirements to WINTECH for a model-specific configuration and quotation. You can also compare our indoor LED display solutions.
Specifications on this page follow the supplied H-1000 series catalog. Final configuration, controller, accessories, mounting scope and commercial terms are confirmed in the approved quotation.
