Pixel Pitch refers to the distance between the center of one LED pixel and the next. It’s measured in millimeters and affects both resolution and viewing distance. A smaller pixel pitch means higher resolution and better image quality at close range, while a larger pitch is suitable for displays viewed from farther away.

LED screens can reach very high brightness levels, typically ranging from 800 to over 6,000 nits, depending on the model and usage. Indoor screens usually have lower brightness (800–1,500 nits), while outdoor screens can exceed 5,000 nits to remain clearly visible even in direct sunlight.

LED screens are modular and can be built to virtually any size. From small indoor displays to giant outdoor LED walls, they can range from less than 1 square meter to hundreds of square meters, depending on the project needs. There is no fixed limit—the size is fully customizable.