Applications
LED posters for car dealerships
A dealership has a showroom, a customer lounge and a service reception, and each needs information that changes: models, features, offers, opening hours. An LED poster stands on the floor, needs no wall drilling, rolls to a new place when the showroom is rearranged and updates from a phone. It is direct-view LED, not an LCD kiosk.
- Showroom
- 960 canvas
- Casters
Types for a showroom
The wide die-cast LED poster, 960 mm gives product films and model information a wider canvas that is visible across the room. The die-cast LED poster, 640 mm stands on casters and moves when the floor layout changes. In an aisle between cars the double-sided LED poster shows information on both sides.
Choosing the pitch
Visitors in a showroom usually look from 2 to 3 m, so P2 or P2.5 is enough: P2.5 on a 960 poster shows 384 × 768 pixels and P2 shows 480 × 960. At a reception desk or a customer lounge where people read from 1.5 to 2 m, P1.538 or P1.86 keeps small text sharp. The pixel pitch guide has the full table.
A portrait canvas for a wide product
A car is wide and the poster is a portrait screen, so plan the content for the shape. Stack the model name, the key features and the offer in the tall canvas, show details of the car, or join posters into a wall: three 960 posters make 2880 × 1920 mm. Read the cascade guide; pitches never mix in one wall.
Glass showrooms and daylight
Large windows add light. Indoor posters start at 500 nit and are set for normal indoor lighting; direct sun on the screen lowers contrast. Place the poster out of direct sun, and see the brightness guide for sunny spots.
Events and launches
A tri-fold poster opens to 1280 × 1920 mm and folds to about 640 mm, so the same unit works in the showroom and at an off-site event. See the folding tri-fold LED poster; a flight case for 1 to 4 posters is Optional.
Changing content
Load pictures and film over Wi-Fi from a phone or laptop, over LAN or from USB. The poster stores the content and keeps playing if the network drops. Prepare the artwork at the native pixel size; see the content formats guide.
Questions and answers
Which poster suits a car showroom?
The die-cast 960 for a wide canvas, or the die-cast 640 on casters if you move it often.
Can I show a car film on a portrait screen?
Yes, but the screen is tall, not wide. Show details, stack the information, or join posters into a wall for a wider picture.
What pitch should I choose for a showroom floor?
P2 or P2.5 when visitors look from 2 to 3 m; P1.538 or P1.86 at a desk where people read from closer.
Can I move the poster when the showroom is rearranged?
The die-cast 640 stands on casters. The 960 and other types can be moved on their stands; plan help for the larger ones.
Will bright windows wash out the screen?
Direct sun on the screen lowers contrast. Choose a position out of direct sun and check the brightness guide for a sunny spot.
Can I build a wall of posters in the lounge?
Yes. Die-cast posters of one pitch can be joined into one screen.
Can I use one poster in the service reception and another in the showroom?
Yes. Each poster stores its own content, so each can show a different message.
Is there an outdoor version for the entrance?
Yes, the outdoor 640 starts at 4500 nit and is built for outdoor use. It has its own page.
Request a quote
Request a quote and tell us the type, the pixel pitch, the quantity, the destination country and your control system (NovaStar with Mean Well PSU by default; Huidu or Colorlight as a lower-cost option). Price, MOQ and lead time are quoted per order. Samples are available.