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Indoor LED Video Walls That Replace the Meeting-Room Projector
Taurus is LED Vision’s indoor LED video wall for the rooms where people meet, present and decide. At 800–1,000 nits it stays legible with the lights on, so nobody dims the room to read a slide. Three fine pixel pitches — 1.95mm, 2.5mm and 2.6mm — sit on a 30mm die-cast aluminium cabinet offered in six modular sizes, so the canvas is built to fit the wall instead of the wall being built to fit the canvas. Magnetic, cable-free panels service entirely from the front.
The case for LED
What changes when the wall becomes the screen
A projector throws light across a room and hopes nothing gets in the way. Taurus emits the image from the wall itself — which removes most of what makes a projected meeting room frustrating.
Nobody dims the room to read a slide
Brightness of 800–1,000 nits keeps text, charts and video legible under normal meeting-room lighting. That matters more than it sounds: a room that stays lit is a room where people can still take notes, read faces and hold a discussion while the content is on screen.
- 800–1,000 nits
- 160° H / 160° V
- 14-bit greyscale
- Constant-current drive
No lamp to replace
The image comes from the LEDs in the panel, so there is no projector lamp to dim, fail or budget for. Modules are field-replaceable individually rather than as a whole unit.
No shadow, no throw distance
Because nothing is projected across the room, presenters can stand at the wall without casting a shadow — and the room layout is not held hostage by a throw distance or a ceiling mount.
Consistent off-axis
A 160° horizontal and vertical viewing angle holds the image for people seated at the far ends of a boardroom table, not only those sitting square to the screen.
Camera-friendly at 3,840Hz
A 3,840Hz refresh rate is high enough to avoid the flicker and banding a camera picks up but the eye does not — useful for video calls, recorded town halls and streamed services.
Sized to the wall
Six cabinet sizes, mixable within one build, mean the canvas can be shaped to the architecture rather than settling for the nearest standard panel grid.
Serviced from the front
Magnetic, cable-free panels lift out from the face of the wall. No rear access, no service corridor, no scaffolding behind the screen.
The cabinet
Thirty millimetres deep, and built to stay flat
Depth and flatness are what decide whether an LED wall reads as architecture or as equipment bolted to a wall.
Magnetic panels, cable-free connections, front access only
Panels are held magnetically and joined by an all-hard, cable-free connection — so assembly, reconfiguration and module replacement happen tool-free from the face of the wall. Nothing needs to be reached from behind, which is what allows the wall to mount tight against a structural surface. Internal cable routing is hidden inside the cabinet rather than dressed across the back of it.
- Fully magnetic panels
- Cable-free hard connection
- 100% front service
- Wall · hang · stack · truss
Configuration
Six cabinet sizes, so the wall decides the canvas
Most LED walls come in one cabinet size, which means the finished canvas lands wherever the panel grid happens to land. Taurus ships in six, and they can be mixed inside a single build.
- 1000 × 500
- 500 × 500
- 250 × 500
- 1000 × 250
- 500 × 250
- 250 × 250 mm
Seamless right angles, not a mitred compromise
The 90° cabinet design is engineered for right-angle installation, so a wall can turn a corner, wrap a structural column or form an L without a visible break in the image. In a lobby or an atrium this is often the difference between a display that sits in the space and one that belongs to it.
- Seamless 90° joins
- Wrapped columns
- L-shaped walls
- High flatness
A complete cube from 500 × 500mm cabinets
Because the 500 × 500mm cabinet is square, six of them close into a full cube — a freestanding sculptural form for retail floors, exhibition stands and building lobbies that reads from every approach rather than only head on.
- Square 500 × 500mm
- Six-face cube
- Freestanding builds
- Creative splicing
Image quality
Bright enough for the room, fast enough for the camera
Three pitches, 14-bit greyscale, true RGB pixels
Each pixel is a discrete 1R1G1B group — SMD1212 packaging at P1.95, SMD1515 at P2.5 and P2.6 — driven by a constant-current system that holds brightness steady as content changes. At 14-bit greyscale, gradients and shadow detail resolve smoothly rather than banding, which is what separates a wall that looks convincing at three metres from one that does not.
- 262,144 dot/m² at P1.95
- 1R1G1B pixel
- 14-bit greyscale
- 3,840Hz refresh
Where it goes
Where indoor Taurus video walls are installed
Taurus is specified for fixed indoor installations at conversational distance — typically from about two metres, matched to the pixel pitch.
The core case. A P1.95 wall holds detail for people seated within about two metres of it, stays readable with the lights up, and removes the ceiling projector, its lamp schedule and its shadow line.
Legible from the back row without dimming the lights, so students can keep working while content is on screen. P2.5 and P2.6 cover larger rooms at a lower cost per square metre.
Lyrics, liturgy and video hold up under house lighting, and a 3,840Hz refresh keeps the wall clean on camera for streamed and recorded services.
Continuous operation, high flatness across a wide canvas, and front-only service so an operator position never has to be broken down to reach a failed module.
Mixed cabinet sizes and seamless 90° corners suit shopfronts, wrapped columns and freestanding cube installations in circulation space.
At 30mm deep the wall sits close to the structure, so it reads as a finished surface rather than a screen mounted in front of one.
Specifications
Taurus indoor LED video wall specifications
| Spec | T1.95 | T2.5 | T2.6 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel pitch | 1.95mm | 2.5mm | 2.6mm |
| Pixel density | 262,144 dot/m² | 160,000 dot/m² | 147,456 dot/m² |
| LED sealing type | SMD1212 | SMD1515 | SMD1515 |
| Module resolution | 128 × 128 | 100 × 100 | 96 × 96 |
| Brightness | 800–1,000 cd/m² | ||
| Greyscale | 14-bit | ||
| Refresh rate | 3,840Hz | ||
| Viewing angle | 160° horizontal / 160° vertical | ||
| Pixel configuration | 1R1G1B | ||
| Drive mode | Constant current | ||
| Module size | 250 × 250mm, 3mm thick | ||
| Module weight | 0.36kg | 0.33kg | 0.33kg |
| Cabinet sizes | 1000 × 500 · 500 × 500 · 250 × 500 · 1000 × 250 · 500 × 250 · 250 × 250mm | ||
| Cabinet thickness | 30mm | ||
| Cabinet weight | 19kg/m² | 20kg/m² | 20kg/m² |
| Max power | 435 ±3% W/m² | 400 ±3% W/m² | 400 ±3% W/m² |
| Average power | 130 W/m² | 120 W/m² | 120 W/m² |
| Input voltage | AC 100–240V | ||
| Operating temperature | -20°C to +50°C | ||
| Storage temperature | -30°C to +60°C | ||
| Operating humidity | 10%–95% RH | ||
| Storage humidity | 10%–60% RH | ||
| Ingress protection | IP20 · indoor | ||
| Installation | Front service · wall mount, hanging, ground stacking, truss rigging | ||
| Certification | CE (EMC A, LVD) · FCC · ETL · CB | ||
| Quality guarantee | 36 months | ||
Specifications are for reference; final configuration is confirmed on your quoted spec pack.
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Pixel pitch options
Taurus ships in three fine pixel pitches:
A useful rule of thumb: the pitch number in millimetres is roughly the closest comfortable viewing distance in metres. Choose P1.95 for boardrooms and control rooms where people sit close to the wall, and P2.5 or P2.6 for larger training rooms, auditoriums and lecture theatres where the front row sits further back and cost per square metre matters more.
Full feature breakdown
- 800–1,000 cd/m² brightness — legible under normal room lighting
- 14-bit greyscale for smooth gradients and shadow detail
- 160° horizontal and vertical viewing angle
- 3,840Hz refresh for flicker-free capture on camera
- 1R1G1B pixel configuration with constant-current drive
- 30mm cabinet depth across all three models
- Die-cast aluminium module and cabinet
- 19kg/m² (P1.95) or 20kg/m² (P2.5, P2.6)
- Six cabinet sizes, mixable within a single build
- 250 × 250mm modules, 3mm thick, 0.33–0.36kg each
- Fully magnetic panel design for tool-free assembly and removal
- All-hard, cable-free connection with hidden internal routing
- 100% front service — no rear access required
- Wall mounting, hanging, ground stacking and truss rigging
- Seamless 90° right-angle installation; full cube from 500 × 500mm cabinets
- Indoor use, IP20
- Operating -20°C to +50°C at 10%–95% RH
- Storage -30°C to +60°C at 10%–60% RH
- AC 100–240V input
- CE (EMC A, LVD), FCC, ETL and CB certified
- 36-month quality guarantee
Questions
Indoor LED video wall FAQ
Can a Taurus LED video wall replace a projector?
Yes, and that is what it is built for. At 800–1,000 nits it stays legible with the room lights on, so nobody dims the lights for a presentation. Because the image is emitted by the wall rather than thrown across the room, there is no lamp to replace, no throw distance to protect, and no shadow when somebody walks in front of it.
Which Taurus pixel pitch should I choose?
Taurus comes in 1.95mm, 2.5mm and 2.6mm. As a rule of thumb the pitch in millimetres is roughly the closest comfortable viewing distance in metres. P1.95 suits boardrooms where people sit within about two metres of the wall; P2.5 and P2.6 suit larger training rooms, auditoriums and lecture theatres at a lower cost per square metre. Send us the room dimensions and we will confirm the pitch.
How thin is a Taurus cabinet, and how much does it weigh?
The cabinet is 30mm deep. Weight is 19kg/m² for P1.95 and 20kg/m² for P2.5 and P2.6. The shallow depth and low mass let the wall mount close to the structure without a service corridor behind it.
What cabinet sizes does Taurus come in?
Six: 1000 × 500, 500 × 500, 250 × 500, 1000 × 250, 500 × 250 and 250 × 250mm. They can be mixed within one build, so the canvas is sized to the wall rather than the wall to the panels — which avoids awkward borders and wasted space.
How is a Taurus video wall installed and serviced?
Panels are held magnetically and use an all-hard, cable-free connection, so assembly, disassembly and module replacement are tool-free from the front of the wall. No rear access is required. Supported mounting methods are wall mounting, hanging, ground stacking and truss rigging.
Can Taurus build corners, columns and cubes?
Yes. The 90° cabinet design supports seamless right-angle installation for wrapped columns and L-shaped walls, and the square 500 × 500mm cabinet closes into a complete cube for freestanding builds.
Is Taurus suitable for filming or video conferencing?
Taurus refreshes at 3,840Hz, high enough to avoid the flicker and banding a camera would otherwise pick up on a video call, a recorded town hall or a streamed service. For dedicated film and virtual production work, Horizon is the series specified for that job.
What guarantee comes with a Taurus LED video wall?
Taurus is supplied with a 36-month quality guarantee, and panels are certified to CE (EMC A, LVD), FCC, ETL and CB. For servicing and support terms see Service & Support.
Ready to spec Taurus?
Tell us the room, the wall dimensions and how far back the front row sits. We’ll confirm the pitch, the cabinet layout and a real number — usually within 15 minutes.
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