Rental & Stage LED Display
Fast-lock, lightweight rental LED panels for stages, events, touring and XR virtual production.
R Series
500×500 die-cast rental panel with smart LCD monitor, P1.5–P3.91
8kg Cabinet · ±15° Arc Adjust · Smart LCD Monitor View Details →
R3 Series
IP65 outdoor rental with arc lock, 500×500/500×1000, P2.6–P5.95
IP65 Front & Rear · Arc Lock ±5° · ≥4500–5000 nits View Details →
XR Series
7680Hz refresh, 120Hz frame rate — built for film cameras, P1.95–P2.6
7680Hz Refresh · 60/120Hz Frame · ≥1500 nits View Details →How to choose rental & stage LED displays
Rental LED panels earn money by moving between shows. They must assemble quickly, stay flat after repeated transport and remain serviceable under time pressure. Cabinet weight, locks, handles, corner protection and hot-swap components are therefore commercial features: every minute saved during load-in and every avoided damaged module protects the rental company's margin.
The right inventory also depends on the event mix. Indoor corporate work values fine pitch and quiet operation; outdoor concerts need weather protection and higher brightness; broadcast and XR stages require camera-ready refresh, scan and colour performance. One cabinet family can cover several formats when half-size panels, curve locks and compatible hanging hardware are planned together.
Build a useful inventory system
Choose 500 × 500 mm, 500 × 1000 mm or mixed cabinets based on the wall sizes you quote most often. Confirm that locks, power boxes, receiving cards and hanging bars remain compatible across the planned inventory.
Protect panels in real handling
Check corner guards, module edge protection, handle positions and flight-case density. A beautiful cabinet that chips LEDs during every load-in will cost more than a slightly heavier design with practical protection.
Match the camera requirement
For filmed events, ask about refresh rate, scan mode, shutter compatibility, grayscale at low brightness and calibration workflow. A headline refresh number alone does not guarantee a clean camera image.
Test the inventory as a working fleet
Factory acceptance should assemble the cabinet combinations you actually plan to rent: standard wall, mixed-height wall, curve and corner if ordered. Technicians should operate every lock, remove modules and power boxes, load configuration files and run the wall at the camera settings used by your market. Count hanging bars, stacking hardware, power jumpers, signal cables, flight cases and spares against the packing list. Photograph case layouts and label cable groups. A fleet is ready when a crew can build it from the documentation, not merely when individual cabinets light up.
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