Question 1

What is pixel pitch in LED displays?

Accepted Answer

Pixel pitch is the distance (in millimetres) between the centres of two adjacent LED pixels. A smaller pixel pitch (e.g. P1.5) delivers higher resolution and is suited for close-viewing distances such as boardrooms. A larger pixel pitch (e.g. P10) is ideal for outdoor billboards viewed from a distance.

Question 2

What is the difference between indoor and outdoor LED displays?

Accepted Answer

Indoor LED displays use finer pixel pitches (P1.2–P3) and operate at 800–1,500 nits brightness. Outdoor LED displays are IP65-rated, rated 6,000–10,000 nits for sunlight readability, and use larger pixel pitches (P4–P10). Yotta Pixel provides both categories with full turnkey installation.

Question 3

How long does an LED display last?

Accepted Answer

Commercial-grade LED modules typically last 100,000+ hours (over 11 years of continuous operation). Yotta Pixel uses Nationstar LEDs and Novastar controllers known for exceptional longevity, backed by AMC service contracts across India.

Question 4

What is the minimum viewing distance for an LED display?

Accepted Answer

A commonly used formula is: minimum viewing distance (metres) = pixel pitch (mm) × 2. For example, a P2.5 display is best viewed from at least 5 metres. Fine pitch displays like P1.5 can be viewed from as close as 3 metres.

Question 5

Does Yotta Pixel offer installation and maintenance services?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Yotta Pixel provides end-to-end turnkey installation including structural engineering, electrical work, and commissioning. We also offer Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) with on-site support across India.

Question 6

What are the benefits of choosing Yotta Pixel for LED Displays?

Accepted Answer

Yotta Pixel provides enterprise-grade reliability using top-tier components like Novastar controllers and Nationstar LEDs, backed by comprehensive installation and AMC services across India. Every system ships with a minimum 1-year hardware warranty.

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