Stage rental screens and traditional LED displays differ significantly in terms of selection, cabinet design, and installation methods, as detailed below:
Selection Differences
Stage Rental Screens: These require high-quality visual effects for stage performances, ensuring clear images. Indoor environments typically use high-definition LED displays of P3 and P4 models, and in more demanding scenarios, even smaller pixel pitch products like P2.5 and P2 are used; outdoor environments use P6 and P5 models.
Traditional LED Displays: Due to longer viewing distances or less demanding display requirements, indoor displays generally use P6 and P5 models, while outdoor displays most commonly use P10, followed by P16. Indoor displays mostly use surface-mount technology, while outdoor displays usually use through-hole technology, although surface-mount products are sometimes used. Currently, five series of cabinet products have been launched for the rental market, covering all mainstream models on the market, including P3, P4, P4.81, P3.91, etc.
Cabinet Differences
Stage Rental Screens: Typically made with die-cast aluminum cabinets. This cabinet structure is lightweight, highly stable, and easy to install and disassemble, making it ideal for concerts, stage performances, and other events.
Traditional LED Displays: Traditional outdoor LED displays generally use waterproof cabinets, which are relatively heavy; indoor LED displays use simpler cabinets.
Installation Methods
Stage Rental Screens: Easy and quick to disassemble and install. For example, after a concert, they can be disassembled and transported to another stage venue for setup, meeting the needs of different events.
Traditional LED Displays: Usually use a fixed installation method. Once the installation location is fixed, it will not be easily moved, suitable for places that require long-term stable display of information.
