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Indoor COB LED Video Walls for Seamless Fixed Installations
The Infinity Series is LED Vision's premium indoor COB video wall, built for fixed environments where the wall has to read as one continuous surface and hold up to close inspection. Chip-on-board packaging seals the LEDs beneath a multi-protection coating, delivering 20,000:1 contrast, genuinely deep blacks and a non-glare, anti-reflective surface. Four pixel pitches from 0.78mm to 1.56mm cover everything from an executive boardroom to a command centre wall, while a 165° viewing angle holds colour and image consistency from well off-centre. A totally magnetic design, 31.3mm cabinet and 100% front maintenance keep installs flush and servicing fast.
The technology
What is a COB LED video wall?
COB packaging mounts the LED dies directly to the board and seals them beneath a protective layer, rather than leaving individual packages exposed to knocks and handling.
20,000:1 contrast, non-glare, no reflection
A sealed black surface and 13-bit greyscale give layered shadow detail rather than crushed black, with the colour consistency and flatness expected of broadcast-level display. The non-glare, anti-reflective finish matters in lit rooms where a glossy wall would bounce ceiling light straight back at the viewer.
- 20,000:1 contrast
- 13-bit greyscale
- 1R1G1B
- Non-glare surface
31.3mm deep, magnetic, front-serviced
The cabinet measures 31.3mm front to back and mounts flush against structure. A totally magnetic module design means servicing happens from the face of the wall with no rear access, and pre-calibrated 600 × 337.5mm cabinets in a native 16:9 ratio scale in whole displays rather than awkward remainders.
- 31.3mm cabinet
- 600 × 337.5mm, 16:9
- Totally magnetic
- 100% front access
Multi-protection coating for long runtimes
An enhanced protective coating over the COB modules improves resistance to impact, moisture and handling during installation and service. The series is validated through repeated environmental testing — thermal shock, salt spray, and high-temperature, high-humidity storage and operation.
- Multi-protection process
- Thermal shock tested
- Salt spray tested
- -20°C to +50°C
Broadcast-level black levels
Contrast is what separates a wall that looks like a screen from one that looks like a window. At 20,000:1 with a sealed black surface, dark content holds its detail instead of flattening into grey — which is why COB suits studio backdrops and museum work as readily as a boardroom.
- 20,000:1 contrast
- Better flatness
- No reflection
165° horizontal and vertical
In a boardroom or control centre most people are not sitting in front of the screen — they're off to one side, or standing. A 165° viewing angle on both axes keeps brightness and colour consistent across those positions, so the person at the end of the table sees the same image as the one facing it squarely.
- 165° horizontal
- 165° vertical
- Consistent off-axis colour
One 16:9 cabinet across all four pitches
Because every pitch uses the same 600 × 337.5mm die-cast cabinet, the mounting structure, cabinet count and wall geometry stay identical whichever resolution you specify. That means the pitch decision can be made on viewing distance and budget alone, without redesigning the build.
- 600 × 337.5mm
- 21.7kg per cabinet
- Front maintenance
Seamless 90° corners
High cabinet flatness produces genuinely straight runs, and seamless right-angle splicing lets the canvas turn a clean 90° corner. That opens up column wraps, L-shaped builds and architectural installations that a flat wall alone can't deliver — without a visible seam at the turn.
- 90° right-angle splicing
- High cabinet flatness
- Custom sizes & ratios
Pixel pitch guide
How to choose a pixel pitch for an indoor LED wall
Every model shares the same 600 × 337.5mm 16:9 cabinet, so the choice is purely about viewing distance, resolution and budget.
- 1,638,400 dots/m²
- 192 × 216 per module
- 600–1,000 nits
- Common cathode
- 122W avg / cabinet
- 1,137,777 dots/m²
- 168 × 180 per module
- 600–1,000 nits
- Common anode
- 110W avg / cabinet
- 640,000 dots/m²
- 120 × 135 per module
- 600–1,000 nits
- Common anode
- 110W avg / cabinet
- 409,600 dots/m²
- 96 × 108 per module
- 600–800 nits
- Common anode
- 110W avg / cabinet
As a rule of thumb, the finer the pitch the closer people can stand before the pixel structure becomes visible. P0.7 suits boardrooms and lobbies where viewers are within a few metres; P1.5 covers larger canvases at lower cost per square metre where the nearest viewer is further back.
Why Infinity
Why choose COB over traditional LED indoors
Sealed, not exposed
Chip-on-board packaging seals the LED dies beneath a protective coating rather than leaving individual packages proud of the surface. That means far less to catch, knock or damage during installation, cleaning and service.
Blacks that stay black
A 20,000:1 contrast ratio with 13-bit greyscale resolves shadow detail that lesser walls crush flat, while the non-glare, anti-reflective surface stops ambient ceiling light washing the image out.
Seamless, edge-to-edge
High cabinet flatness and a native 16:9 golden-ratio format align without visible seams across any wall length, and support clean 90° corners for column wraps and architectural builds.
Totally magnetic design
Modules are held magnetically and lift out from the front of the wall. Servicing needs no rear access, no tools and no ladder behind the screen — which is what allows genuinely flush mounting.
Slim enough to disappear
At 31.3mm the cabinet sits close enough to the wall to read as architecture rather than equipment, with no service corridor and no compromise on floor plan.
Tested, not just specified
Validated through insertion and extraction cycling, salt spray, thermal shock, and high-temperature high-humidity storage and operation — the failure modes that actually shorten a fixed install's life.
Control-room canvases where the wall runs continuously and has to stay legible from every desk.
Where it goes
Where indoor LED video walls are used
Infinity is specified for fixed indoor installations where the display is part of the architecture — not a screen bolted to it.
Make a premium first impression with a seamless indoor COB wall built for flagship lobbies, executive reception areas and visitor-experience spaces where people pass within a metre of the surface.
Fine-pitch clarity and consistent off-axis colour for boardrooms, executive briefing centres and presentation spaces, where most of the room is seated well off the screen's centre line.
Stable performance and wide viewing angles for operations centres, command rooms and data visualisation walls that run continuously and must stay readable across a long desk line.
Close-viewing clarity and deep contrast for flagship stores, showrooms and immersive brand activations — including curved and corner builds using 90° splicing.
Deep blacks, high flatness and a non-glare surface for corporate studios, presentation stages and media rooms where the wall appears on camera as well as in the room.
Creative layouts including clean corner builds, column wraps and L-shaped configurations for architectural displays and branded environments.
Specifications
Indoor LED video wall specifications
| Spec | IFX P0.7 | IFX P0.9 | IFX P1.2 | IFX P1.5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel pitch | 0.78125mm | 0.9375mm | 1.25mm | 1.5625mm |
| Pixel density | 1,638,400 dots/m² | 1,137,777 dots/m² | 640,000 dots/m² | 409,600 dots/m² |
| Module resolution | 192 × 216 | 168 × 180 | 120 × 135 | 96 × 108 |
| Brightness | 600–1,000 nits | 600–1,000 nits | 600–1,000 nits | 600–800 nits |
| Drive mode | Common cathode | Common anode | Common anode | Common anode |
| Max power / m² | 365–523W | 335–500W | 335–500W | 335–450W |
| Avg power / cabinet | 122W | 110W | 110W | 110W |
| LED sealing type | COB with multi-protection coating | |||
| Pixel configuration | 1R1G1B | |||
| Contrast ratio | 20,000:1 | |||
| Viewing angle | 165° horizontal / 165° vertical | |||
| Greyscale | 13-bit | |||
| Refresh rate | 1,920–3,840Hz | |||
| Module size | 150 × 168.75mm, 0.15kg | |||
| Cabinet size | 600 × 337.5mm (16:9 golden ratio) | |||
| Cabinet thickness | 31.3mm | |||
| Cabinet weight | 21.7kg (no backup) / 23.2kg (dual backup) | |||
| Input voltage | AC100–240V | |||
| Maintenance | Front | |||
| Working environment | Indoor | |||
| Ingress protection | IP65 / IP20 | |||
| Working temperature | -20°C to +50°C | |||
| Storage temperature | -30°C to +60°C | |||
| Working humidity | 10%–95% RH | |||
| Storage humidity | 10%–60% RH | |||
| Certifications | CE (EMC Class A, LVD), FCC, ETL | |||
| Quality guarantee | 36 months | |||
Certified to CE (EMC Class A, LVD) · FCC · ETL
Manufactured in an ISO 9001-certified facility.
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Reliability testing
- Insertion and extraction cycling
- Salt spray testing
- Thermal shock testing
- High-temperature, high-humidity storage testing
- High-temperature, high-humidity operational testing
These are the conditions that shorten a fixed installation's life in practice — repeated module handling during service, condensation cycles in poorly conditioned rooms, and sustained heat behind a flush-mounted wall.
Installation & maintenance
- 100% front maintenance — no rear access required
- Totally magnetic module design
- 31.3mm cabinet depth for flush mounting
- Pre-calibrated cabinets for fast, seamless alignment
- Seamless splicing with high cabinet flatness
- 90° right-angle splicing for clean corners
- Custom sizes and aspect ratios
- Dual-backup power option (23.2kg per cabinet)
Questions
Indoor LED video wall FAQ
What pixel pitch do I need for an indoor LED video wall?
Four: P0.7 at 0.78125mm, P0.9 at 0.9375mm, P1.2 at 1.25mm and P1.5 at 1.5625mm. Finer pitches suit closer viewing distances; wider pitches cover larger canvases at lower cost per square metre. All four share the same 600 × 337.5mm cabinet.
What is COB LED technology?
Chip-on-board packaging mounts the LED dies directly to the board and seals them under a protective coating, rather than leaving individual LED packages exposed. Infinity adds a multi-protection process with an enhanced protective coating, which improves resistance to impact and handling and supports long-term stability in fixed indoor installations.
How bright does an indoor LED video wall need to be?
600 to 1,000 nits on P0.7, P0.9 and P1.2, and 600 to 800 nits on P1.5. That's calibrated for indoor environments. Infinity is an indoor product and is not rated for direct outdoor use — if you need an outdoor wall, see the outdoor range.
Can an LED video wall be built into corners and curves?
Yes. Infinity supports seamless right-angle splicing for clean 90° corners, along with custom sizes and aspect ratios, so the wall can wrap columns and architectural features as one continuous surface. Send us your layout and we'll confirm the build.
How is an indoor LED video wall serviced?
Front maintenance. Modules are held by a totally magnetic design and lift out from the face of the wall, so servicing never requires rear access — which is what allows the wall to sit flush against structure with no service corridor behind it.
What certifications should an indoor LED video wall have?
CE, covering EMC Class A and LVD, together with FCC and ETL. It is manufactured in an ISO 9001-certified facility. For servicing and support terms, see Service & Support.
What warranty comes with an indoor LED video wall?
Infinity is supplied with a 36-month quality guarantee.
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