LED Screen Rental

LED screens, also known as LED walls or telebims, are large video displays made from many LED (light-emitting diode) modules. An LED is a semiconductor that emits visible light when electrical current passes through it.

LED screens use thousands or millions of LEDs arranged closely together to form a pixel matrix. Each pixel consists of three LEDs — red, green, and blue (RGB) — which can generate a wide range of colours. This allows LED screens to deliver high image quality and vivid colours.

LED screens are frequently used outdoors, in stadiums, shopping centres, and at events to display video content, advertising, information, and live broadcasts.

Power consumption depends on the screen size, technology, brightness, and configuration. Large high-resolution LED screens generally require more energy.

Standard multi-metre LED screens can consume anywhere from several hundred watts to tens of kilowatts. The power required for additional equipment also needs to be considered.

For rentals or installations, we specify the power requirements in detail. Before an event we recommend consulting with our specialists to ensure the correct power supply for the venue and operating conditions.

• video converters
• cooling systems
• controllers and technical accessories

An LED cabinet is a single structural module used to build a larger LED screen. In practice it is a housing containing LED modules, power supply, control electronics, and locking elements that allow adjacent cabinets to be connected into a larger screen surface.

Thanks to cabinets, LED screens can be assembled in various sizes and formats, adapted to a stage, trade fair stand, conference room, or outdoor event. Cabinet quality affects structural stability, assembly speed, safety, and the overall aesthetics of the LED screen.

Recording quality depends on several factors. For high-brightness LED screens used outdoors, camera recording can be challenging.

Screen brightness can affect camera exposure, potentially causing loss of detail in recorded images. It is therefore important to choose appropriate exposure and white balance settings on the camera.

A high refresh rate is particularly important: if the screen refresh rate is low, visible flicker may appear in recordings. For professional recordings we adjust the screen's technical parameters before the event.

• exposure and white balance settings
• camera resolution and quality
• camera ability to record fast motion
• screen refresh rate
• camera position relative to the screen

Screen sizes vary depending on needs and application, but some standard sizes are frequently used.

A typical LED screen can range from several metres wide and high to more than ten metres in each dimension. Matching the screen size to the specific location and client needs is important, taking into account the available space, viewing distance, and budget.

• 3×2 metres
• 5×3 metres
• 6×4 metres
• 8×5 metres