New or experienced? Find the answers you need here. Everyone, whether you’re new to the field or looking to deepen your knowledge, these answers will guide you through the essentials and beyond. Our Academy section is designed to explain the essential topics about LED displays in a clear and easy way. From selecting the right LED display to understanding the technology behind it, we’ve got you covered. Explore the FAQ below to get all the key answers you need, including our cutting-edge Ecoactive Nanotechnology, which sets 375LED apart in the industry.At 375 LED, we believe in making LED technology simple and accessible for.
There are four main types of LEDs, each suited to different applications:
Choosing the right LED display depends on several factors:
Pixel pitch refers to the distance between the center of one pixel to the center of the next. It determines how sharp and detailed your display will appear.
IP ratings tell you how well your LED display is protected from dust and water. The higher the rating, the better the protection.
Brightness is measured in nits, and the right brightness level depends on the display’s location:
Resolution is directly related to the pixel pitch and the distance from which the display will be viewed. For up-close viewing, you need higher resolution; for long-distance viewing, lower resolution will suffice.
Maintenance is key to ensuring long-term performance of your LED display:
LED displays are highly energy-efficient compared to older technologies, helping you save on power costs:
Why it matters:
For fast-moving content like live broadcasts, sports, or event screens, having a high refresh rate ensures that viewers see smooth motion without flicker or delay.
Transparent LED displays allow you to see through the screen, making them perfect for applications like storefront windows or glass facades. They create eye-catching visuals while still allowing natural light or a view through the display. However, there’s a trade-off: the transparency can reduce contrast, so the image may not be as vibrant as on non-transparent screens.
• Contrast trade-off: While transparent LEDs allow for visual transparency, they tend to have lower contrast, so the colors might not “pop” as much as on solid LED displays.
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