Indoor LED poster 640×1920 mm, die-cast front service or aluminium profile cabinet with rear door

What is an indoor die-cast LED poster?

An indoor die-cast LED poster is a freestanding, portrait LED screen with a built-in player, mounted in a die-cast aluminum cabinet. You plug it in and load content from a phone, a network or a USB stick; it needs no wall mounting and no separate media box. It is a direct-view LED screen, not an LCD kiosk. The die-cast cabinet gives accurate edges for joining posters, and the front-service design lets you change a module without turning the poster around. It is the reference cabinet for our range: the other types are compared with it.

*Typ.: typical value from comparable posters on the market; final figures are confirmed in your quotation.

What is different about this cabinet

Front service. Each module is held by magnets and comes out from the front with a suction cup, with no tools and without moving the poster. In a store or lobby with several posters this is the main practical difference from the aluminium profile cabinet with rear door.

Die-cast aluminum. Die-casting gives accurate geometry at the cabinet edges, so posters sit tightly side by side when joined.

GOB included. A clear protective layer over the LEDs helps hold them in place and protects them against knocks, dust and the light moisture of normal cleaning. It is for indoor use.

Casters. The base with casters is standard, so the poster moves between rooms, booths and events.

Joinable and foldable. Posters join side by side into one screen, and the cabinet folds for transport. Ask us for the folded size of your configuration.

Resolution and pitch: choose the picture quality

Every poster in the range has the same screen size: 640 × 1920 mm, 960 × 1920 mm or 1280 × 1920 mm. What changes with the pixel pitch is how many pixels fill that size. At P2.5 a 640 × 1920 mm poster shows 256 × 768 pixels; at P1.25 the same poster shows 512 × 1536 pixels, four times as many. More pixels give sharper text, cleaner edges and let viewers stand closer. The cabinet decides how you service and move the poster. The pitch decides how the picture looks. Pick the pitch by the distance of your nearest viewer: the minimum viewing distance in meters is roughly the pitch in millimeters.

Two posters side by side make 1280 × 1920 mm (portrait, about 2:3); three make 1920 × 1920 mm (square). The pixel counts above are for the whole joined screen. For a reader 1.5 to 2 m away, look at P1.538 or P1.86; at an entrance viewed from 3 m or more, P2.5 or P3.076 is enough. Test your own artwork at the distance of your closest viewer before you order.

Where it is used

Retail and malls. At a store entrance or on a concourse. P2.5 (256 × 768 px) suits viewers from 2.5 m; P1.86 (344 × 1032 px) suits a counter or a window where people stand closer. Front service means a module can be changed in the aisle.

Showrooms, exhibitions and events. The caster base and the folding cabinet move the poster between venues; a flight case for 1 to 4 posters is Optional, and posters join into a wall for a booth.

Hotels and offices. Reception, lobby and event notices, updated from a phone. P1.86 or P2 for text read at 2 m.

Museums and education. Exhibition information and schedules in portrait format with no wall drilling; P1.538 to P1.86 where visitors read closely.

Restaurants. Menu boards and specials. A built-in speaker is Optional. Where people touch the screen, such as a checkout, see the LED poster with acrylic glass screen.

Control and options

• NovaStar control + Mean Well power supplies: the default set.
• Huidu or Colorlight control: a lower-cost option.

Receiving cards and controller are matched to one brand, so name your system when you ask for a quote. Content loads over Wi-Fi, LAN or USB (4G Optional), and the poster then plays on its own, with no computer connected.

Optional: alternative LED brands; built-in speaker; hanging rings; 4G module; heavy-duty casters; flight case (1 to 4 posters); wooden crate; OEM logo, labels, packaging and documents. Power supply can be changed (Optional).

Daisy chain

Posters stand side by side (some buyers call this splicing) and the video signal runs from the HDMI output of one poster to the input of the next. The cascade controller replaces the control card in each poster, so choose it when you order. Pitches never mix in one chain.

These limits apply to the die-cast 640. For other pitches or a longer wall, the number of posters in one cascade is set by the total pixel count that the controller and its receiving cards can drive, so it depends on the pitch: a finer pitch puts more pixels in each poster, so fewer posters fit on one controller. We calculate it for your layout. Tell us the width you need.

Packaging and shipping

Each poster ships in its own cardboard box with foam inserts (included in the base price); the stand or base is packed separately. A flight case and a wooden crate are Optional, and the weight and size of every piece is stated in the packing list for your order. See packaging and shipping for the photos and the choice between box, flight case and crate. We sell EXW / FOB Shenzhen: we prepare the goods and export documents, and you arrange freight, duties and import compliance.

Front service, and the rear-door alternative

The 640 × 1920 mm poster comes in two cabinets. The die-cast cabinet is front service only: each module is held by magnets and comes off the front with a suction cup, so the poster can stand flat against a wall or in a tight row. The aluminium profile cabinet has a rear door on a folding rear stand: modules are reached from the back, so the poster needs clear space behind it or has to be rolled away from the wall. Both stand on casters. Tell us which cabinet you need when you order.