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Video Wall Screens and the perfect video wall
Video wall screens.
Video wall solutions are being deployed in many locations from shopping malls, hospitals, schools and even in NOC (Network Operations Centers), so let us look at the options.
Video wall solutions.
If you have seen a video wall, you will have been in awe of it, a massive screen split into sections and providing a massive clear image that can be seen from a distance. There are many video wall solutions on the market with one major difference – the size of the bezel.
Video wall bezel size.
Now we all know that LCD screens come with a bezel this is the border around the viewable area of the screen, so when you are joining several screens together you want the smallest bezel possible to provide an uninterrupted image, using large bezel solutions makes the solution look unprofessional. Now we offer a solution that has one of the smallest bezels on the market at only 2.4 mm, so when you put two screens together the maximum gap is in the region of 5mm this is considerable smaller than other solutions and provides a more leasing solution to the eye, with no unsightly boarders around each video wall screen, this seamless solution is set to revolutionize the industry.
Mounting the tiled screen wall.
When in the planning stage, the video wall solution must be mounted on some type of hardware, and one of the best solutions is a pop out solution, so should you need to access cables or the rear of a screen you just have to push the screen until it pivots forwards and then you can access both the cables and the rear of the screen. This allows singular screens to be accessed without having to remove or reposition existing screens, providing a fast and instant access to the troublesome screen.
Video wall screen set up.
The screens that go to create a virtually seamless video wall can used used either singularly or together as a tiled video wall. Each individual screen can be configured to display any portion of the image/video that is being sent by using the remote control, as these screens come with a built in video wall controller so the only other thing to thing about is how and where the data that will be displayed on these video wall screens will be stored. Will it be a wireless media player that is mounted directly behind the video wall or will the PC be stored an office within 100 meters, the choices are down to the customer. If control of the video wall is to be from a remote location, the media player or PC that stores the content can be hard wired into a network so the advertising administrator can update content as and when required.