Video Walls

LED video wall installations typically start from around $25,000 for small indoor displays and can exceed $280,000 for large outdoor video walls. The final cost depends on factors such as screen size, pixel pitch, brightness requirements, installation complexity and structural integration. Sharp EIT also offers flexible finance options for eligible businesses.

LED video walls use seamless LED panels, meaning there are no visible bezels between screens. They deliver higher brightness, can be installed indoors or outdoors, and typically last 80,000 hours or more.

LCD video walls use multiple commercial monitors joined together, which creates visible gaps between screens. They are generally indoor-only displays and offer lower brightness and shorter lifespans.

Pixel pitch determines how close viewers can stand to the screen while still seeing a clear image.

• Under 3 metres viewing distance: P1.25 – P2.5

• 3–6 metres viewing distance: P2.5 – P3.9

• Large venues or outdoor displays: P4 – P6

Our team can recommend the ideal pixel pitch based on your viewing distance, venue size and budget.

Yes. Outdoor LED video walls are designed for harsh environments and feature IP65 weather protection, UV-resistant coatings and extremely high brightness levels (often 5,000+ nits) so content remains visible in direct sunlight. These displays are built to handle Australian conditions including heat, rain and humidity.

LED video walls are modular, meaning they can be built to almost any size or shape. Displays can range from small feature walls in retail stores to large-scale stadium installations spanning entire building facades. Because panels connect seamlessly, there is virtually no limit to the screen size that can be created.

Commercial LED video walls typically last 80,000 to 100,000 hours, depending on usage and environment. That equates to many years of daily operation in venues such as sports bars, stadiums, retail stores and corporate spaces.

Sharp EIT installs LED video walls across a wide range of industries including:

• hospitality venues and sports bars

• stadiums and sporting venues

• retail stores and shopping centres

• corporate offices and public spaces

• transport hubs and entertainment venues

Each system is designed to suit the specific environment and viewing requirements.

Yes. Sharp EIT regularly partners with architects, builders and project managers on new developments and commercial tenders. We provide technical specifications, CAD drawings, structural engineering certification and project documentation to support large-scale installations and compliance requirements.