EA-OFloor Outdoor Interactive LED Floor Screen
EA-OFloor is an outdoor interactive LED floor screen with built-in sensing and 500 × 1000 mm cabinets for event stages, retail activations and experiential installations. Choose pitch and brightness for the viewing conditions, then specify the support, drainage and complete interaction system.
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500 × 1000mm EA-OFloor Outdoor LED Floor Screen
EA-OFloor is an outdoor interactive LED floor screen with built-in sensing and 500 × 1000 mm cabinets for event stages, retail activations and experiential installations. Choose pitch and brightness for the viewing conditions, then specify the support, drainage and complete interaction system.
- Four published pitches: P3.91, P6.25, P7.8 and P8.9.
- Built-in sensing needs compatible control, content software and calibration.
- Published 24 kg cabinet weight and IP67 enclosure protection.
- Front-service modules; verify access to other electrical components in the installed layout.
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Compare pitch, brightness and content detail
| Configuration | Pixels per m² | Module pixel map | Published brightness |
|---|---|---|---|
| P3.91 | 65,536 | 64 × 64 | 3,500 cd/m² |
| P6.25 | 25,600 | 40 × 40 | 4,000 cd/m² |
| P7.8 | 16,384 | 32 × 32 | 4,000 cd/m² |
| P8.9 | 12,544 | 28 × 28 | 4,000 cd/m² |
All listed configurations use the same 500 × 1000 mm cabinet and 250 × 250 mm module format. Higher pixel density gives more pixels for detailed content; assess the closest audience position and actual artwork as well as the daylight conditions.
An interaction specification should describe the intended effect, number of users, sensing area and expected response. Ask for a demonstration with the proposed sensing, controller and software package, then include commissioning and calibration in the order scope.
Plan the outdoor installation as a complete system. IP67 enclosure protection does not replace sealed connections, protected power distribution, ventilation and drainage. Review pedestrian slip conditions, perimeter transitions and the support arrangement for the actual site.
Purchase questions
What should an outdoor interactive LED floor quotation include?
Identify cabinet count and pitch, sensing and playback equipment, compatible software, support structure, power and data cabling, perimeter treatment, transport packaging and spare modules. Ask which items are included and which are supplied by the installer.
Does the published load rating cover wheels or vehicles?
The page advertises a load rating above 1,500 kg/m². That value alone does not define concentrated wheel loads, dynamic loading or the capacity of the venue floor. Request the applicable loading evidence and support instructions for the planned use.
Can all configurations be specified for camera work at the same refresh rate?
The published table lists at least 3,840 Hz for P3.91, P6.25 and P7.8, while the P8.9 refresh field is blank. Confirm the selected configuration and test it with the intended camera settings before specifying filmed-event performance.
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Wear-Resistant Protective Module
A raised polycarbonate mask helps protect the LED surface from foot traffic, while the perimeter rubber seal supports water-ingress protection. A pressure-equalization valve helps manage internal pressure changes caused by outdoor temperature cycles.
Flexible Floor and Wall Installation
The cabinet supports floor-mounted and wall-mounted layouts. For outdoor floor installations, use a level raised substructure with engineered load distribution, drainage and cable protection.
Magnetic Front-Service Modules
Magnetic modules can be removed from the front, reducing the rear access space required for routine module replacement. Confirm the service path for power supplies, receiving cards and cabling during project design.
Load Rating Above 1,500 kg/m²
EA-OFloor is specified for a load capacity above 1,500 kg/m², supporting pedestrian use in event and commercial environments. The support structure must still be engineered for concentrated loads, dynamic loads and site-specific safety requirements.
Real-Time Interactive Sensing
A built-in sensing chip detects touch and footsteps so compatible content can respond in real time. Interactive playback requires a matched control system, content software and project-level calibration.
Front and Rear IP67 Enclosure Protection
The front and rear are rated IP67, providing dust-tight enclosure protection and resistance to temporary water immersion under defined test conditions. IP67 does not mean unlimited submersion; outdoor systems still require sealed connectors, protected cabling and proper site drainage.
EA-OFloor Outdoor LED Floor Screen Specifications
| Pixel Pitch (mm) | P3.91 | P6.25 | P7.8 | P8.9 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | EA-OFloor-P3.91 | EA-OFloor-P6.25 | EA-OFloor-P7.8 | EA-OFloor-P8.9 |
| Pixel Configuration | SMD1921 | SMD2727 | SMD2727 | SMD3535 |
| Density (Pixels/㎡) | 65536 | 25600 | 16384 | 12544 |
| Module Resolution (Pixel) | 64x64 | 40x40 | 32x32 | 28x28 |
| Module Size (mm) | 250x250 | 250x250 | 250x250 | 250x250 |
| Driving Mode (Duty) | 1/16 | 1/10 | 1/4 | 1/4 |
| Cabinet Size (mm) | 500x1000 | 500x1000 | 500x1000 | 500x1000 |
| Cabinet Weight (KG) | 24 | 24 | 24 | 24 |
| Brightness (CD/㎡) | 3500 | 4000 | 4000 | 4000 |
| Viewing Angle (°) | 120 | 120 | 120 | 120 |
| Gray Grade (Bits) | 16 | 16 | 16 | 16 |
| Operation Power | AC100-240V 50-60Hz | AC100-240V 50-60Hz | AC100-240V 50-60Hz | AC100-240V 50-60Hz |
| Max. Power Consumption (W/㎡) | 1200 | 1200 | 1200 | 1200 |
| Avg. Power Consumption (W/㎡) | 480 | 480 | 480 | 480 |
| Frame Frequency (Hz) | 50-60 | 50-60 | 50-60 | 50-60 |
| Refresh Frequency (Hz) | ≥3840 | ≥3840 | ≥3840 | |
| Working Temperature (ºC) | -20～+55 | -20～+55 | -20～+55 | -20～+55 |
| Protection Grade | IP67 | IP67 | IP67 | IP67 |
EA-OFloor Outdoor LED Floor Screen FAQ
What is the EA-OFloor outdoor LED floor screen?
EA-OFloor is a 500 × 1,000 mm outdoor interactive LED floor screen designed for pedestrian-facing event and commercial installations. It combines four pixel-pitch options, built-in sensing, front-service modules and front-and-rear IP67 enclosure protection.
Which pixel pitches are available for EA-OFloor?
EA-OFloor is available in P3.91, P6.25, P7.8 and P8.9. All four versions use a 500 × 1,000 mm cabinet, so the final pitch should be selected from viewing distance, screen size, content detail and target resolution.
What is the EA-OFloor load capacity?
EA-OFloor is specified for a load capacity above 1,500 kg/m². The supporting structure must also be engineered for concentrated and dynamic loads, floor level, local codes and the intended traffic pattern.
How does interactive LED floor sensing work?
The built-in sensing chip detects touch and footsteps, allowing compatible visual content to respond in real time. A complete interactive system also requires a matched controller, content software and on-site calibration.
What does the front-and-rear IP67 rating cover?
IP67 indicates dust-tight enclosure protection and resistance to temporary water immersion under defined test conditions. It does not mean unlimited underwater operation; connectors, cabling, power distribution, drainage and the support structure must be designed for the site.
How should an outdoor LED floor screen be installed?
For floor use, install the cabinets on a level raised substructure that distributes loads and provides drainage, ventilation and protected cable routing. EA-OFloor can also be configured for wall mounting where the project design requires it.
How is the EA-OFloor maintained?
Magnetic LED modules can be removed from the front for routine module replacement. Access for power supplies, receiving cards, connectors and cabling should be confirmed in the final mechanical layout.
Where is the EA-OFloor typically used?
Typical applications include event stages, exhibition stands, retail activations, museums, themed attractions and outdoor experiential installations. Pixel pitch, brightness, structure and control design should be matched to the viewing distance and operating environment.
