LED displays for your space

WLTT · LED solutions in Thailand

A bigger screen. More possibilities.

From an idea to the first show.

Restaurants, hotels, retail spaces and stages. We select the display around viewing distance, lighting and content — not just its diagonal.

Concept illustration, not a photograph of a completed project

Part of the space. More than equipment.

Dimensions, brightness, construction and control should work together. We help define the requirements and develop a technical solution for your location.

01

Selection

Use case, viewing distance, content and installation conditions.

02

Design

Module layout, mounting, power and signal routes.

03

Installation

Assembly, connection and image setup.

04

Operation

Content control, training and maintenance planning.

Different needs. The right construction.

Start with the use case, then choose the technology.

Indoor installations

An image that works up close

Menus, presentations, brand content and live video. Prioritise close-range readability, comfortable brightness and service access.

Restaurants · hotels · meeting rooms

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Indoor installations
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Outdoor installations

Visible in daylight

For facades and entrances, account for sun, rain, temperature and the supporting structure. Connections need protection as well as the display.

Facades · entrances · outdoor venues

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Outdoor installations
Concept illustration, not a photograph of a completed project

Stage and modular systems

For events and changing layouts: quick-assembly cabinets, mounting and live-video control.

Custom shapes

Curved surfaces, ribbons and unusual proportions. Geometry and service access need dedicated design.

How do you choose pixel pitch?

Pixel pitch is the distance between the centres of adjacent LED pixels. A smaller pitch fits more detail in the same area. The choice still depends on the viewer, content and actual screen resolution.

Close viewing

Small text and details need a denser image. Check readability at the intended distance.

Video and broadcasts

Match proportions and resolution to the source. A physically large screen is not necessarily 4K.

Distant audiences

Large graphics and short messages may not need the smallest pitch. Contrast and content scale matter.

Explore image perception with scale calibration and different viewing distances.

Compare pitches in the simulator

Select pitch by viewing distance

Compare pixel pitches for your audience. These are perception guidelines, not guarantees of image quality or module availability.

Indicative minimum

2.5 m

Comfort guideline

5–7.5 m

Dot blending (1 arcminute)

8.6 m

Distance exceeds the calculated dot-blending threshold.

Minimum ≈ pitch in mm → metres; comfort guideline ≈ 2–3×; dot blending ≈ 3.44×. Eyesight, content and brightness affect perception.

Pixel pitch, mmIndicative minimumComfort guidelineDot blending (1 arcminute)
0.9 m1.8–2.7 m3.1 m
1.2 m2.4–3.6 m4.1 m
1.5 m3–4.5 m5.2 m
1.9 m3.8–5.7 m6.5 m
2.5 m5–7.5 m8.6 m
2.9 m5.8–8.7 m10 m
3.9 m7.8–11.7 m13.4 m
4.8 m9.6–14.4 m16.5 m
6 m12–18 m20.6 m
10 m20–30 m34.4 m
20 m40–60 m68.8 m

See the difference, not just the numbers

Choose a pitch, content and viewing distance. Each luminous dot represents one LED pixel. Smaller pitches produce a denser grid.

Approximate scale
Pixel pitch · mm
Content
Viewing distance
m

0.1–200 m · 0.1 m increments

LED screen size

Dimensions are saved in the link and QR code. The complete image fits inside the screen; different aspect ratios leave bars. Resolution is approximate, without module selection.

8 × 4.5 m · Resolution ≈ 2759 × 1552 px

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 8 MB and 16 MP · no animation. Converted to WebP. The image is available via link and QR for 30 days from upload, then automatically deleted. The original is not stored.

Anyone receiving your link or QR code can view this image. Do not upload documents, bank cards or confidential information.

The whole screen is reduced to fit the window. This is an aspect-ratio overview, not 1:1 scale; nearby distances may look identical. Use 1:1 to compare pixels.

1 dot = 1 LED pixel · P2.9From 10 m · Approximate scale
Grid spacing in the current render: 0 image px. Spacing is at or below one image pixel: the grid cannot be resolved, so different settings may look identical. This is a display limit, not a settings reset.

Minimum distance ≈

2.9 m

Comfortable viewing ≈

5.8–8.7 m

Angular resolution limit ≈

10 m

How to read the simulation

After calibration, the centre-to-centre spacing in 1:1 mode matches the selected pitch in millimetres. Before calibration, we assume an approximate density of 96 CSS pixels per inch.

The selected distance from 0.1 to 200 m adjusts the angular size of the grid relative to viewing your monitor from 60 cm. Dimensions set the screen proportions. A screen larger than the window is reduced further to fit; 1:1 mode shows its central section.

This is an illustration, not a performance guarantee. Monitor density, eyesight, brightness, LED optics and content affect perception. Grids finer than the monitor resolution are smoothed. Compare real samples before selecting equipment.

Selection guidelines

Minimum distance: pitch in mm ≈ distance in m; comfortable viewing: about 2–3 times that distance. The theoretical resolution limit assumes one arcminute visual acuity and is not a required viewing distance.

Indoor or outdoor?

ConsiderationIndoorOutdoor
LightingComfortable brightness for the roomBrightness suited to daylight
ProtectionIndoor and cleaning conditionsRain, dust, moisture and connections
HeatVentilation and visitor comfortSun exposure and heat removal
ServiceFront or rear accessSafe facade and connection access

LED WALL CONFIGURATOR

LED wall configurator

Choose the environment, construction and desired dimensions. Geometry is calculated using whole modules or cabinets; prices are not calculated.

Specify size using

Dimensions are rounded up to whole units of the selected construction.

Environment

Indicative minimum: 3.906 m · Dot blending (1 arcminute): 13.429 m

Check small-text readability on an actual display.

Start with a size

Preliminary geometry, not a design or complete equipment list. Power, weight, mounting, controller and module availability need separate confirmation.

Result specification

Resolution
1024 × 640 px
Megapixels
0.655 Mpx
Physical size
4 × 2.5 m
Diagonal
4.717 m (185.708″)
Area
10 m²
Cabinet size
500 × 500 mm
Cabinet count
40 pcs (8 × 5)
Modules
160 pcs · 250 × 250 mm
Power draw
To be confirmed for the selected equipment
Weight
To be confirmed for the selected equipment
Dot blending (1 arcminute)
13.429 m
Indicative minimum
3.906 m

Your configuration is automatically attached to the inquiry.

Cabinet layout preview

8 × 5 = 40 · 500 × 500 mm

One tile represents one cabinet

Layout and content preview

4 × 2.5 m
4 m2.5 m

Person 1.75 m · Scale diagram. Content is cropped to the screen aspect ratio.

Let’s discuss your configuration

The configuration will appear in the assistant input. Review it and send.

Compare pitches in the simulator

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Ready-made LED wall configurations

Choose a standard size, open its preview and change pitch or construction. These are starting configurations, not stocked kits: control, mounting and installation are specified separately.

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Content where you need it

One large display or several display areas: define signal sources, schedules, live video and independent content first. Then select the controller and connection design.

From requirements to a working display

Not a fixed kit first: your objectives and site conditions first.

  1. 01

    Selection

    Use case, viewing distance, content and installation conditions.

  2. 02

    Design

    Module layout, mounting, power and signal routes.

  3. 03

    Installation

    Assembly, connection and image setup.

  4. 04

    Operation

    Content control, training and maintenance planning.

You have the space. Let’s find the solution.

Share dimensions, location and your content scenario through the form or discuss them with the AI assistant.

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