Curved LED video walls that follow the architecture.
Seamless −90° concave to +90° convex curving wraps columns, walls and custom contours in one uninterrupted surface — at 1.95 mm or 2.6 mm pitch, with front-service access where there's no room behind.
How far does a curved LED wall actually bend?
Every ARC cabinet sets its own angle, from 90° concave through flat to 90° convex. Because the curve is per-cabinet rather than per-wall, a single run can change direction along its length — and four panels close into a seamless cylinder. Drag the slider to shape the panel.
Set every cabinet to +90° convex and four of them close a full circle — 4 × 90° = 360°, with no corner piece and no visible seam. Add cabinets to watch the column seal.
Two cabinets wrap a half column. Keep going.
Engineered to bend without breaking the image.
Concave & Convex Geometry
Seamless −90° to +90° curving wraps columns, walls and custom contours so content stays continuous around the bend.
Modular 500 mm Cabinets
Lightweight 500 × 500 mm cabinets at 28 kg/m² assemble into limitless layouts — including four-panel cylindrical columns.
Fine 1.95 / 2.6 mm Pitch
Two fine-pitch options hold detail at close indoor viewing distances, where visitors stand within arm's reach.
3,840 Hz Flicker-Free
A 3,840 Hz refresh with ≥14-bit greyscale keeps playback smooth on camera as well as to the naked eye.
8,000:1 Contrast
Deep blacks and vivid colour at 800–1,000 cd/m², with a 160° viewing angle that holds fidelity off-axis.
Front Service Access
Modules, power supplies and receiving cards pull from the face — no rear clearance needed against a wall or column.
Spaces where a flat wall wasn't going to do it.
Flagship Corporate Lobbies
Turn the first impression into the statement piece — seamless scale, clean lines and consistent image across the curve.
Architectural Column Wraps
Structural columns become the display. Four cabinets close into a cylinder with no visible seam or dead corner.
Retail & Brand Activations
Stop-and-stare moments that pull phones out — and hold up under close inspection when they do.
ARC 1.95 and ARC 2.6, side by side.
Both models share the same 500 × 500 mm cabinet, curving range, refresh rate and contrast. Pixel pitch and density are what separate them — everything else is common to the platform.
| Parameter | ARC 1.95 | ARC 2.6 |
|---|---|---|
| Pixel Pitch | 1.95 mm | 2.6 mm |
| Pixel Density | 262,144 dot/m² | 147,456 dot/m² |
| LED Configuration | SMD1212 | SMD1515 |
| Brightness | 800 – 1,000 cd/m² | |
| Contrast Ratio | 8,000 : 1 | |
| Viewing Angle (H / V) | 160° / 160° | |
| Refresh Rate | 3,840 Hz | |
| Grey Scale | ≥ 14 bit | |
| Parameter | ARC 1.95 | ARC 2.6 |
|---|---|---|
| Module Resolution | 128 × 128 | 96 × 96 |
| Cabinet Resolution | 256 × 256 | 192 × 192 |
| Module Weight | 0.54 kg | 0.53 kg |
| Module Dimension | 250 × 250 mm | |
| Cabinet Dimension | 500 × 500 mm | |
| Cabinet Weight | 28 kg/m² | |
| Curving | Concave −90° ~ Convex +90° | |
| Power (Max / Avg) | 580 / 180 W/m² |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | AC 100 – 240 V |
| Working Temperature | −20 ~ +50 °C |
| Operating Humidity | 10% ~ 95% RH |
| Working Environment | Indoor |
| Ingress Protection | IP20 |
| Service Access | Front |
|---|---|
| Processing Platform | Novastar · Colorlight · Brompton |
| Certifications | CE (EMC, LVD) · FCC · ETL · CB |
| Warranty | 2 years after delivery |
| Quality Guarantee | 3 years |
| Applications | Luxury retail · Museums · Hospitality · Themed entertainment · Architectural feature walls |
Specifications are for reference and actual values may vary by configuration. Brightness, power and cabinet options vary by order — confirm final figures on your quoted Spec Pack. Full ARC spec sheet.
Specifying a curved LED wall.
How far can the ARC Series curve?
Each cabinet curves from −90° concave through flat to +90° convex. Because the angle is set per cabinet rather than across the whole wall, a single run can change direction along its length — and four panels join into a seamless cylindrical column.
What is the difference between ARC 1.95 and ARC 2.6?
Pixel pitch and density. ARC 1.95 uses SMD1212 LEDs at 262,144 dots/m² with a 256 × 256 cabinet resolution; ARC 2.6 uses SMD1515 at 147,456 dots/m² with 192 × 192. Both share the same 500 × 500 mm cabinet, 3,840 Hz refresh, 8,000:1 contrast and ±90° curving.
Which pixel pitch should I choose?
Use the rule of thumb that minimum comfortable viewing distance in metres roughly matches the pitch number. ARC 1.95 suits luxury retail, museums and lobbies where people stand within about two metres. ARC 2.6 suits larger architectural features read from three metres or more.
Can ARC be installed against a wall or column?
Yes — ARC is front-serviceable, so modules, power supplies and receiving cards are accessed from the face of the display. No rear clearance is required, which is what makes column wraps and flush architectural installs practical.
Is the ARC Series suitable for outdoor use?
No. ARC is rated IP20 and engineered for indoor environments, operating from −20 to +50 °C at 10–95% RH. For weather-sealed outdoor work, look at the Oasis and Unity Platinum series, both IP66.
How much does a curved LED video wall cost?
Cost is driven by total surface area, pixel pitch and the complexity of the curve. ARC 1.95 carries roughly 78% more LEDs per square metre than ARC 2.6 and prices accordingly. Send dimensions, the radius or column diameter, and the viewing distance, and we'll come back with a specified number.
Send us the curve. We'll send the number.
Dimensions, column diameter or radius, and viewing distance are all we need to spec the right ARC configuration and price it. No obligation, ever.