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The Outdoor LED Video Wall That Turns a Backyard Into a Private Cinema
Oasis Series is LED Vision’s outdoor LED video wall for poolsides, patios, rooftop terraces and garden rooms — the places a television was never built to survive. A sealed COB surface rated IP66 takes rain, sprinklers and salt air. A 15,000:1 contrast ratio holds true black after dark, and a 7,680Hz refresh keeps sport and action clean on the eye and on camera. It arrives in three standard sizes, ready to install.
All-weather engineering
Everything outdoors is trying to destroy a screen
Sun fades it, water gets into it, a stray ball cracks it, and the temperature swings forty degrees between a July afternoon and a January night. Oasis is built around those four problems rather than sealed against them as an afterthought.
It does not go yellow in its third summer
The encapsulation is a high-performance UV-resistant compound, chosen because the usual failure of an outdoor display is not dramatic — it is a slow yellowing and fading of the sealing layer under years of direct sun, which pulls the whole picture off-colour. Oasis is sealed to resist that ageing so whites stay white and the calibration you signed off on is the calibration you still have in year four.
- UV-resistant encapsulation
- COB sealing
- Stable colour over time
IP66, and a bezel that earns its keep
IP66 means the enclosure is dust-tight and rated against powerful water jets — rain, irrigation overspray and a hose at the end of the season. The extended bezel cap along the top edge does two jobs at once: it sheds water away from the panel face and shades the surface, which lifts perceived contrast when the sun is low and coming in at an angle.
- IP66 ingress protection
- Extended shading cap
- 10–95% RH operating
The LEDs sit under the surface, not on it
On a conventional outdoor panel each LED package stands proud of the board, which is why a football, a deck chair or a careless ladder takes pixels out. Chip-on-board encases the diodes beneath a bonded protective coating, so the face you touch is a continuous surface rather than a field of individual lamps. That is what makes a screen at chest height beside a pool a reasonable idea.
- COB construction
- Bonded protective coating
- Continuous panel face
The picture
Real black, at ten at night, beside a lit pool
Outdoor viewing is mostly evening viewing, and evening viewing is unforgiving. A washed-out grey where the sky should be is the single thing that breaks the illusion that you are watching cinema rather than looking at a sign.
15,000:1, and 16-bit to fill the gap
The matte COB surface reflects far less ambient light back at the viewer than a glossy lamp array, which is where most of the contrast on an outdoor screen is normally lost. Sixteen-bit greyscale then gives the panel enough steps to render the near-black end smoothly — night scenes, shadow detail and slow fades resolve as gradient rather than as visible banding.
- 15,000:1 contrast
- 16-bit greyscale
- Full Black LEDs
7,680Hz — twice what most outdoor panels run
Refresh rate is what separates a screen you can watch a match on from a screen that gives you a headache by half time. At 7,680Hz there is no visible flicker and no ghosting trail behind fast movement. It also means guests can photograph and film the screen without picking up the rolling scan lines a camera sees but the eye does not — which matters if the wall is the backdrop for a party.
- 7,680Hz refresh
- Flicker-free on camera
- No motion ghosting
3,000–3,500 nits, calibrated per module
Peak output is 3,000–3,500 cd/m², several times what a living-room television produces, with 160° viewing in both axes so the picture holds for people spread along a poolside rather than sitting square to the screen. Calibration is built into each module, so brightness can be trimmed as the light changes across an evening instead of running at full output after dark and blinding everyone.
- 3,000–3,500 cd/m²
- 160° H / 160° V
- Module-level calibration
Standard sizes
Three sizes, specified and ready
Oasis is sold as three standard builds rather than as a custom canvas. That is a deliberate trade: a fixed size list means the configuration is already engineered, the cabinet count is known and the quote is a real number rather than a design exercise.
Every size divides exactly into the 500 × 500mm cabinet, so there are no part-panels at the edges. Choose Oasis 1.5 at 1.56mm pitch where people sit closest to the screen, and Oasis 1.9 at 1.95mm where the nearest seating is further back.
Install, service, run
Four ways to mount it, two ways to service it
An outdoor wall usually goes somewhere awkward — against rendered masonry, off a pergola, standing free at the end of a lawn. The mounting options and the service access matter as much as the panel does.
Hang it, wall-mount it, stack it or bracket it
The same cabinet supports four mounting methods, which means the screen can follow the architecture instead of the architecture accommodating the screen. Ground stacking suits a lawn edge or a terrace where nothing structural is available to fix to; hanging suits a pergola or a soffit; wall and bracket mounting suit a rendered garden wall or a pool house.
- Hanging
- Wall mount
- Ground stacking
- Wall bracket
Front or rear access, whichever the site allows
Modules come out from the face or the back of the cabinet. That flexibility is the difference between a repairable installation and a wall that has to be partly dismantled: a screen fixed flat against masonry has no rear access at all, while a ground-stacked screen in an open garden is far easier to reach from behind than from a ladder at the front.
- Front service
- Rear service
- Module-level replacement
Common cathode — about 30% less energy for the same brightness
Conventional panels feed all three colour channels from a single supply voltage and burn the surplus as heat in the red channel. A common cathode design drives each colour at the voltage it actually needs, which cuts roughly 30% of the draw compared with conventional products at equivalent brightness — and, because the waste was heat, runs the panel cooler as a side effect. Average consumption is 216 W/m², with a 720 W/m² maximum.
- 216 W/m² average
- 720 W/m² maximum
- AC 100–240V
Where it goes
Where Oasis Series outdoor video walls are installed
The application Oasis was designed around, and the one a television cannot serve: constant humidity, splash, chlorine and reflected light. IP66 sealing and a bonded panel face are what make a screen at the water’s edge a sane specification.
A fixed screen that replaces the ritual of dragging out a projector and a sheet. Because the image is emitted rather than projected, it works with the garden lights on and nobody walks through the beam.
Exposed positions with wind, temperature swing and full sun. The −40°C to +60°C operating range and UV-resistant sealing are the specifications that matter at height.
Covered but not enclosed — the awkward middle ground where indoor displays fail slowly rather than immediately. Ground stacking and bracket mounting suit spaces without a structural wall to fix to.
Pool decks, beach clubs and terrace bars showing sport and events to a crowd spread across a wide seating area. The 160° viewing angle holds the picture for tables at the far edges.
Screenings, finals, parties and receptions. The 7,680Hz refresh means guests photographing and filming against the screen get clean footage rather than rolling bands.
Specifications
Oasis Series outdoor LED video wall specifications
| Spec | Oasis 1.5 | Oasis 1.9 |
|---|---|---|
| Pixel pitch | 1.56mm | 1.95mm |
| Pixel density | 409,600 dot/m² | 262,144 dot/m² |
| LED sealing type | COB · chip-on-board | |
| Module resolution | 160 × 160 | 128 × 128 |
| Contrast ratio | 15,000:1 | |
| Brightness | 3,000–3,500 cd/m² | |
| Greyscale | 16-bit | |
| Refresh rate | 7,680Hz | |
| Viewing angle | 160° horizontal / 160° vertical | |
| Module size | 250 × 250 × 14.5mm | |
| Module weight | 0.9kg | |
| Cabinet size | 500 × 500mm | |
| Cabinet thickness | 66mm | |
| Cabinet weight | 32kg/m² | 34kg/m² |
| Max power | 720 ±5% W/m² | |
| Average power | 216 ±5% W/m² | |
| Input voltage | AC 100–240V | |
| Operating temperature | −40°C to +60°C | |
| Storage temperature | −30°C to +60°C | |
| Operating humidity | 10%–95% RH | |
| Storage humidity | 10%–60% RH | |
| Ingress protection | IP66 · outdoor | |
| Maintenance | Front and rear access | |
| Installation | Hanging · wall mount · ground stacking · wall bracket | |
| Certification | CE (EMC A, LVD) · FCC · ETL | |
| Factory warranty | 24 months from delivery | |
| LED Vision quality guarantee | 3 years | |
Specifications are for reference; final configuration, spares and lead time are confirmed on your quoted spec pack.
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Pixel pitch options
Oasis Series ships in two pixel pitches:
A useful rule of thumb: the pitch in millimetres is roughly the closest comfortable viewing distance in metres. Choose Oasis 1.5 where seating is within about a metre and a half of the screen — a compact courtyard, a covered patio, a spa terrace. Choose Oasis 1.9 where the nearest seating is two metres or more back, which covers most poolside and garden installations and costs less per square metre.
Full feature breakdown
- 15,000:1 contrast ratio from the COB surface
- 16-bit greyscale for smooth gradients and shadow detail
- 3,000–3,500 cd/m² brightness with module-level calibration
- 7,680Hz refresh — flicker-free to the eye and to a camera
- 160° horizontal and vertical viewing angle
- IP66 — dust-tight and protected against powerful water jets
- UV-resistant encapsulation to resist yellowing and colour shift
- COB construction for impact resistance across the panel face
- Elevated bezel cap for shading and water shedding
- −40°C to +60°C operating range, 10–95% RH
- 500 × 500mm cabinets, 66mm thick, 32–34kg/m²
- 250 × 250 × 14.5mm modules at 0.9kg each
- Front and rear maintenance access
- Hanging, wall mount, ground stacking and wall bracket installation
- Common cathode drive — approximately 30% less energy than conventional products at equivalent brightness
- 216 ±5% W/m² average, 720 ±5% W/m² maximum
- AC 100–240V input
Standard sizes and cabinet counts
- 158″ — 3.5 × 2m (11.5 × 6.6ft), a 7 × 4 grid of 28 cabinets
- 203″ — 4.5 × 2.5m (14.8 × 8.2ft), a 9 × 5 grid of 45 cabinets
- 247″ — 5.5 × 3m (18 × 9.8ft), an 11 × 6 grid of 66 cabinets
Each dimension is an exact multiple of the 500 × 500mm cabinet, so no size requires cut or part panels.
Questions
Outdoor LED video wall FAQ
Can an Oasis Series video wall stay outside all year?
Yes — that is what the specification is for. The enclosure is rated IP66, meaning dust-tight and protected against powerful water jets, and the operating range is −40°C to +60°C at 10–95% relative humidity. The encapsulation is a UV-resistant compound chosen to resist the yellowing and colour shift that long-term sun exposure causes, and the extended bezel cap sheds water away from the panel face.
How bright is it, and can it be watched during the day?
Peak brightness is 3,000–3,500 cd/m² — several times a typical living-room television. That covers shaded daytime viewing on a patio or under a pergola, and it is far more than evening viewing needs, which is why calibration matters: each module has built-in brightness adjustment so output can be trimmed as light changes through an evening rather than running at full after dark. For a screen in unshaded direct midday sun, tell us the orientation when you request a quote and we will confirm what it will do in that position.
What sizes does the Oasis Series come in?
Three standard builds: 158″ at 3.5 × 2m (11.5 × 6.6ft), 203″ at 4.5 × 2.5m (14.8 × 8.2ft) and 247″ at 5.5 × 3m (18 × 9.8ft). All three are assembled from the same 500 × 500mm cabinet, so each size divides exactly with no part panels at the edges.
What is COB, and why does it matter outdoors?
Chip-on-board bonds the LED chips directly to the board and encases them under a protective coating, instead of mounting individually packaged lamps that stand proud of the surface. Outdoors that buys three things: a continuous sealed face rather than thousands of separate entry points for water, real impact resistance where a ball or a ladder would otherwise take out pixels, and a matte surface that reflects less ambient light — which is a large part of how the panel reaches a 15,000:1 contrast ratio.
Which Oasis pixel pitch should I choose?
Two options: Oasis 1.5 at 1.56mm and Oasis 1.9 at 1.95mm. As a rule of thumb the pitch in millimetres is roughly the closest comfortable viewing distance in metres, so 1.5 suits compact courtyards and covered patios where seating is close to the screen, and 1.9 suits poolside and garden installations where the nearest seating is two metres or more back. The 1.9 option costs less per square metre and is the more common specification for outdoor use.
How is an Oasis Series wall mounted and serviced?
Four mounting methods are supported: hanging, wall mounting, ground stacking and wall-bracket mounting. Cabinets are 500 × 500mm and 66mm thick, at 32–34kg per square metre. Modules can be removed from either the front or the rear of the cabinet, so the installation can be serviced whether or not there is access behind the screen.
How much power does an outdoor LED video wall use?
Average consumption is 216 W/m² with a maximum of 720 W/m², on AC 100–240V. For the 158″ build that works out at roughly 1.5kW average across its 7m² of screen — about the same as a domestic kettle, and only while it is running. The panel uses a common cathode drive, which supplies each colour channel at the voltage it needs rather than burning the surplus as heat, cutting around 30% of the draw compared with conventional products at equivalent brightness.
What warranty and guarantee come with the Oasis Series?
Two things, running in parallel. The factory warranty is 24 months from delivery, per the sales contract agreed between both parties — that is the manufacturer cover on the hardware. Behind it sits LED Vision’s three-year quality guarantee: for a further year after the factory cover ends, you can still call us and we will work through the problem with you. Panels are certified to CE (EMC A, LVD), FCC and ETL, and spares are included, with the quantity set by your order, quote and packing list. For full servicing and support terms see Service & Support.
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Tell us where the screen goes, how far back the nearest seating is and whether there is a structural wall behind it. We’ll confirm the size, the pitch and a real number — usually within 15 minutes.
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