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Screen lag, dim displays, sudden blackouts – every event planner's nightmare. LED screens are now your brand's face. Before you rent, here's what you need to know.
Indoor: Brightness 800-1500nit, focus on color accuracy (e.g., DCI-P3) and low blue light.
Outdoor: Brightness ≥5000nit, waterproof IP65+, wind-resistant.
Close-up (e.g., stage，press events，sports games): P1.2-P2.5 for clear details.
Mid-long distance (e.g., stadium, music festival): P3-P6 with high refresh rate (≥3840Hz) to prevent blur.
Indoor >2000nit causes eye fatigue; outdoor <3000nit is useless in sunlight.
Test: Point your phone camera at the screen. Moire patterns or color blocks mean mismatch.
Ensure HDR10/HLG support, or 4K content downgrades to 1080P.
Check HDMI 2.1 cables to avoid blackouts.
Roleheller Rental LED Displays Modular design saves 30% time but may need extra engineer fees.
High-altitude work requires permits; otherwise, fines apply.
Testing Tips
Dead pixel test: Use solid colors (red/green/blue/white) to check defects.
Sync test: Calibrate delays between multiple screens to avoid "choppy" playback.
Contract Terms
Damage compensation is based on depreciation, not repair costs.
Insurance covers natural disasters (e.g., typhoons, earthquakes).
Supplier Criteria
Check past projects: Have they handled similar events?
Tech support response time: Do they guarantee on-site arrival within critical hours?
LED Screen Selection Formula
Best Screen = (Scene × Pixel Pitch) + (Brightness × Refresh Rate) + (Compatibility × Reliability)
Don’t let brand image suffer over small details. Break down supplier specs with the formula!
