EA1000H9 500×1000 mm Indoor & Outdoor Rental LED Display

EA1000H9 is a 500×1000 mm rental LED display designed for concerts, touring productions, exhibitions, corporate events and temporary outdoor venues. The 2:1 cabinet format reduces the number of cabinets required for a large rectangular wall compared with a 500×500 mm-only build. Indoor models are offered from P1.56 to P3.91; outdoor models from P2.6 to P3.91. All listed configurations provide ≥3,840 Hz refresh, 140° viewing and 14-bit grayscale. Choose the final configuration according to viewing distance, ambient light, weather exposure and the required screen dimensions.

Each cabinet combines carrying handles, alignment slots, quick locks, corner protection and a detachable power box. These physical features support repeated assembly and disassembly in rental workflows and help crews align adjacent cabinets before locking the wall. The indoor cabinet weighs 12 kg and the outdoor version weighs 13 kg, based on the configuration tables below.

EA1000H9 supports service access from both the front and rear. Front access is useful when the display is installed close to a wall or where rear working space is limited; rear access suits conventional stage structures and service corridors. This dual-access layout gives technicians more flexibility when checking modules, power components and signal connections without changing the display design.

The detachable power box allows the power and control assembly to be removed as a separate unit instead of dismantling the full cabinet. For rental teams, this simplifies on-site inspection and replacement planning because a prepared spare power box can be kept with the event service kit. Maintenance procedures should follow the project wiring plan and qualified technician guidance.

An optional curved-lock configuration connects cabinets at adjustable angles for concave, convex and other curved layouts. It lets one cabinet family serve both flat LED walls and creative stage designs, subject to the lock option selected for the order. Confirm the required radius, cabinet quantity and structural support with EagerLED before production, because the achievable geometry depends on the complete screen layout.

Using the optional curved-lock system, EA1000H9 cabinets can be arranged into circular or ring-style LED screens for stages, exhibitions and immersive installations. A circular project should be engineered as a complete system: screen diameter, cabinet count, suspension or ground support, service access and content resolution all affect the final design. Request a layout drawing before confirming the order.

Cabinets connect horizontally and vertically to create LED walls in multiple aspect ratios. Because each cabinet measures 500×1000 mm, designers can calculate wall dimensions in 0.5 m horizontal and 1 m vertical cabinet increments when cabinets are kept in portrait orientation. The final pixel resolution depends on the selected pixel pitch; the tables below list module resolution, density and power consumption for every indoor and outdoor configuration.

Every listed EA1000H9 configuration provides a refresh frequency of at least 3,840 Hz and 14-bit grayscale. Indoor brightness ranges from 700 to 800 cd/m², while outdoor configurations range from 4,000 to 6,000 cd/m². These are model-specific values rather than one specification for every cabinet, so match the selected pixel pitch and brightness option to the venue and camera requirements in the project brief.

The specification tables list 140° horizontal and vertical viewing angles across all configurations. This viewing range helps event planners serve audiences positioned to the sides of the main viewing axis. Viewing quality still depends on content contrast, brightness settings, ambient light and the physical angle of the wall, so evaluate the final layout using the venue plan rather than viewing angle alone.

Indoor versions suit exhibitions, conference stages, houses of worship, broadcast sets and corporate events. Outdoor versions add IP65 front and IP54 rear protection with 4,000-6,000 cd/m² brightness for temporary venues such as concerts, sports events and open-air screenings. The rear IP54 rating is lower than the front IP65 rating, so the supporting structure and weather plan should protect rear connections and service areas.