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Video wall systems

A video wall is a coordinated set of parts: matched display panels, a mounting structure that keeps them aligned, a processor that maps content across the canvas, and distribution that gets sources to it.

Start from the wall dimensions and viewing distance, choose the panel technology, then quote panels, mounts and processing together so the quantities and model revisions match.

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Typical system components

Each line below is one entry on the bill of materials. Confirm the listed points on the manufacturer spec sheet for every model you shortlist.

Video wall panels

Narrow-bezel LCD or direct-view LED that tiles into one image.

Check on the spec sheet

  • Bezel width or pixel pitch for the viewing distance
  • Brightness and rated operating hours
  • Panel dimensions and weight
  • Daisy-chain and calibration support
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Video wall & dvLED mounts

Structure that holds panels flush and allows service access.

Check on the spec sheet

  • Compatibility with the exact panel model
  • Micro-adjustment for alignment
  • Front or rear service access
  • Wall loading and fixing method
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Processors & scalers

Maps one or more sources across the full wall canvas.

Check on the spec sheet

  • Output count versus panel count
  • Input types and maximum resolution
  • Layout presets and control
  • Bezel compensation
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Signal distribution

Moves sources from the rack to the wall over distance.

Check on the spec sheet

  • Distance and cable type (twisted pair, fiber, IP)
  • Resolution and HDCP support
  • Latency for live sources
  • Network requirements for AV-over-IP
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Frequently asked questions

LCD or direct-view LED for a video wall?

Tiled LCD shows visible seams between panels but is often the lower-cost option for close viewing. Direct-view LED has no seams and can be built to custom sizes; its pixel pitch must suit the closest viewing distance. Compare both on brightness, pitch or bezel, power and service access for your space.

Why should panels for one wall be ordered together?

Color, brightness and mechanical details can differ between production batches or model revisions. Ordering the full quantity, plus any spares, on one quote helps keep the wall consistent.

What details does a video wall quote need?

Provide the wall width and height, the layout (for example 3x3), the viewing distance, the sources to display and whether the mount is wall, floor or ceiling supported. Include any spares you want held for future replacements.

Ready to price this system?

Send the room count, your component list or model numbers, quantities and delivery timing. Ask for lead times and availability to be confirmed on the written quote.

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Questions first? Call 800-919-6548 or email orders@robertsonav.com