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Outdoor LED screens for façades, masts and open-air signage.

One screen that stays readable in full sun and keeps running through rain, snow and heat. Sold, rented, installed and maintained in Switzerland.

Outdoor LED for every site.

Façades, masts, forecourts and open-air sites: each screen sized for its site and its light.

No project in this category yet.

Draw your screen.

Draw the screen you have in mind: pull the corner or type its size, and you read its real dimensions underneath. In expert mode, you choose the cabinet and the ratio.

Outdoor LED screen size configurator An LED wall drawn to scale against a person of 1.75 metres. Drag the cyan handle at the top right corner to add or remove cabinets of the chosen format. 5.76 m 3.84 m
5.76 × 3.84 m

22.1 m² · 24 cabinets (6 × 4) · cabinet 960 × 960 mm, fixed

Drag the cyan corner, or use the arrow keys once it has focus.

Indicative size, to help you plan. The exact build depends on the pixel pitch and the panels we choose with you.

Size × m
Fixed Rental
Ratio
Send this size to my brief

Readable in full sun.

6’000 nits and more

Daylight on a south-facing façade is the hardest thing an LED screen has to beat. Our outdoor panels start at 6’000 nits, several times the brightness of an indoor wall, so the picture holds its colours at noon and can be turned down at night to stay comfortable, never glaring.

Outdoor LED screen on a mast in full daylight, the picture still bright and readable

Sharp up close, clear from afar.

Pixel pitch P3.9

Outdoors, nobody reads the screen from a metre away. Our outdoor screens are built at P3.9: sharp for the first rows on a forecourt or in front of a stage, and clear from across a square or from the road.

Outdoor LED screen read from the audience distance at an open-air sports venue, the picture continuous and sharp

Built for rain, snow and heat.

IP65, aluminium or stainless steel

An outdoor screen lives in the weather for years. Panels are sealed to IP65, in an aluminium or stainless-steel structure, and are serviced from the front when there is no access behind: a faulty module is changed on the spot, without dismantling the screen.

Close-up of a sealed outdoor LED panel and its structure

One LED team. Six steps.

  1. Line illustration: in a shopping mall atrium, the future screen is outlined in dashes on the wall above a shop entrance, a technician measures it with a laser meter while the client holds a tablet showing the project01
    SurveySightlines, viewing distance, sun exposure, wind and structure, power: from your plans, on site if necessary.
  2. Line illustration: the design studio of the integrator, two people at a desk with monitors showing the panel layout of a giant LED wall, printed elevations on the wall, an LED panel, a video processor and an equipment rack02
    DesignPanel layout, mast or façade frame, cable routes, a written proposal.
  3. Line illustration: the reception hall as a work site, a scissor lift in front of the wall, a technician fixing the panel, half the structure already covered, flight case and toolbox on the floor03
    InstallOur own crew, our own tools, on your dates: structure set, panels hung one by one, sealed and aligned.
  4. Line illustration: a showroom in the evening, the display lit on the back wall, a technician on a flight case with a laptop and a colour probe on a tripod04
    CalibrateEvery panel addressed, colour set, brightness set for day and night, seams checked.
  5. Line illustration: a hotel lobby with a giant screen lit on the back wall, a technician handing the control tablet to the client, guests with suitcases watching05
    OperateSources tested, your team shown the controls. Your own sources, or DATAVSN.
  6. Line illustration: the hotel lobby, one panel removed from the giant screen and held by a technician on a stepladder, a colleague with a laptop plugged into the wall, an open case of spare panels and tools06
    CareSpare panels held, and the same crew that installed the screen.

No subcontractor between you and the LED screen. The people who size your screen are the people who switch it on, across Switzerland and into Europe.

Before we come

What the site needs

  • A façade or a foundation that can take the load, and the structure to hang from
  • A dedicated power supply and a network point at the screen
  • The permit your commune may require for a fixed outdoor screen
  • Access and lifting on the day
One team

Who does what

HYPERVISUAL
Survey, supply, structure, installation, calibration, commissioning, maintenance.
You or your contractor
Foundation or façade works, the permit, upstream electrics and network.
Together
The technical check, on site if necessary, the schedule around your works, and the content that goes on the screen.

Buy or rent, then decide what runs.

Sale

Buy or rent

Survey, supply, structure, installation, commissioning. A fixed outdoor LED screen is sized for its site and its light, drawn with your architect or your metalworker, and maintained afterwards by the team that installed it. For a date rather than a place, we rent: an outdoor screen on a trailer or on a ground-support frame, brought, run and taken away by our crew, see mobile LED trailers.

Plan an installation LED screen sales
Software, optional

Run

DATAVSN, our own CMS, if you want it. Never imposed. The screen takes your own sources just as well: a computer, a player, a signal chain you already own. DATAVSN adds publishing, scheduling and remote updates, and grows from there.

See DATAVSN Custom software

The price, explained.

We do not publish a tariff: every screen is quoted on a brief, because every site is different. Six things move the figure, and the offer you receive lists them one by one.

Written offer, line by lineOutdoor LED screen
  1. The surface and the formatSquare metres first, then the format the site allows: landscape or portrait, flat or curved.
    per m²
  2. The pixel pitch, so the viewing distanceThe closer people stand, the finer the pitch and the more pixels per panel.
    per pitch
  3. On a façade or on a mastWhat the site has to carry, and what we build to carry it: a bracket on the building, or a mast on its foundation.
    per mounting
  4. The site: height, access, sun and windHow high the screen sits, how it is reached for service, and the weather it has to face.
    per site
  5. The content and how the screen is runYour own sources, or DATAVSN, our CMS hosted in Switzerland.
    optional
  6. Maintenance and the spare panels held for youWhat keeps the picture on, year after year, without dismantling the screen.
    per year

How we quote. You describe the project, we visit the site if necessary, and we come back with a written offer: panels, structure, cabling, commissioning and maintenance, line by line.

TotalOn your brief

Datasheet.

A fixed outdoor screen is a permanent installation; a rental screen for an event is built from other panels. Both are sealed for the weather. What follows is what you can plan with; the rest comes with the written offer, matched to your site.

Elevation of an outdoor LED screen built from panels that add up A screen of five panels by four, drawn beside a person of 1.75 metres. One panel is highlighted. 1.75 m P3.9 1 panel 5 panels 4 panels
Panels add up in both directions. The surface is decided by the site, not by a screen size.
Close-up of an LED panel: SMD pixels lit in cyan and white on the black mask, aluminium cabinet edge and corner bracket
One LED panel, up close. LED screens are built from as many as the site needs.
Panel
Sized to the site
Fixed screens: cabinet sized to the site. Rental screens: 500 × 1’000 mm panels.
Pixel pitch
P3.9
Sharp for the first rows, clear from across a square.
Resolution
Depends on the pitch
A 500 × 1’000 mm panel carries 128 × 256 px at P3.9. It adds up with the panels.
Surface
Any size
Panels add up both ways, from a few m² to a whole façade.
Brightness
6’000 nits and more
Readable in full sun; turned down at night.
Protection
IP65
Aluminium or stainless-steel structure; 160° / 160° viewing angle.
Inputs
HDMI, DVI, SDI / HD-SDI, VGA, Wi-Fi
NOVASTAR player and cards.
Service
Front or back
Panel by panel, from the front where there is no access behind, without dismantling the screen.
UseOutdoor, fixed or for a date, sale and rental. On wheels: mobile LED trailers.
ShapesFlat or curved; landscape or portrait; 16:9 or free.
MountingOn a façade, on a mast, on a trailer or on a ground-support frame.

By sector.

Outdoor LED screen on the façade above the entrance of a company site
CorporateA screen on the headquarters façade or at the gate, on the company's own content.See the Corporate page

Outdoor LED on DATAVSN.

Our own CMS, hosted in Switzerland. It is available with every outdoor LED screen we sell and it is never imposed: a computer, a player or a signal chain you already own drives the screen just as well.

  1. Content and scheduling

    Publish, schedule and update your screens from one place. The base of every DATAVSN installation.

  2. Anonymous audience recognition

    Foot traffic, stop rate, dwell time, attention time, age and gender brackets. Metrics only: no face is recognised.

  3. Interactivity

    Touch, sensors and live data when the LED screen has to respond, not just display.

A portrait LED screen in a shop window at dusk, watched by two people, with the DATAVSN audience metrics shown over the shopfront
Anonymous audience recognition. DATAVSN collects the metrics, never the people: foot traffic, stop rate, dwell time, attention time, age and gender brackets. No face is recognised.

Your questions.
Answered straight.

Anything specific to your site is settled when we size the screen.

Which pixel pitch do I need for my viewing distance?

Outdoors, P3.9: sharp for the first rows on a forecourt or in front of a stage, and clear from across a square or from the road. The size follows your site, so we confirm it with you, on your plans or on site if necessary.

How big can the screen be?

There is no fixed maximum: panels add up in both directions. The site sets the limit: what the façade or the foundation can carry, the wind load at that height, the power available, and how far people stand. We check all four, on your plans or on site if necessary, and come back with the largest screen the site can carry.

Does it stay readable in full sun? And at night?

Yes. Outdoor panels start at 6’000 nits, several times an indoor wall, so the picture holds at noon on a south-facing façade. At night the brightness is turned down, so the screen stays comfortable for the neighbourhood.

Do I need a permit for an outdoor LED screen?

For a fixed screen on a façade or a mast, usually yes: the rules depend on the commune and the canton, and some limit brightness or content at night. Check with your commune before the project; the offer is built on the screen you are allowed to install. A rental screen for an event follows the event’s own authorisation.

What happens if a panel fails?

It comes out on its own, from the front when there is no access behind, from the back when there is, and is replaced without touching its neighbours. We hold spare panels for the screens we install.

Can I drive the content remotely?

Yes. An outdoor LED screen can run on DATAVSN, our own CMS hosted in Switzerland: publish, schedule and update from anywhere, with anonymous audience recognition and interactivity as later layers. It stays optional: the screen takes your own sources just as well.

Outdoor LED screens in Switzerland

Let's talk about
your LED screen

Tell us the site. We come back with a written offer for the right outdoor LED screen, sized and priced, not a catalogue.

  1. Where the screen goes. The façade or the mast, the site, and the surface you have in mind.
  2. What it is for. Advertising, information, an event, and what will play on it.
  3. The size you imagine, or the distance people will read it from.
Outdoor LED screen on a mast in front of a building, the picture a mountain landscape under a clear sky
Fixed outdoor LED screens, on a mast or on the façade they belong to.