Video Walls for Control Rooms, Meetings and Exhibitions
Control rooms can use a video wall for shared operational information. Meeting spaces can present several sources to a group. Exhibition halls can use the combined display area for media presentations and larger visual content.
For data displays, the size of text and charts should suit the room’s viewing positions. For video and presentations, the panel grid becomes part of the visual layout. The same panel family can support these uses with a suitable controller and content arrangement.
Choosing the Panel Grid and Video Wall Controller
Start with the available wall width and height, viewing distance and number of sources. Select the panel grid, then define which sources need to be visible together and how frequently the layout will change. Check that important text and graphics do not fall across panel joins.
4K signal and HDR support depend on the source and control configuration. Input resolution, the total pixels across the grid and one panel’s native resolution are separate specifications. Include the required mounting and controller equipment in the quotation scope.
When to Use a Video Wall or a Single Display
For a single wall-mounted screen, explore our indoor digital signage. For an independent display position on the floor, see floor-standing digital signage. A video wall is most useful when the project needs a panel grid or several sources sharing a larger display area.
