
LED Video Wall FAQ (English)|Pricing, Lifespan, COB vs SMD, and More
- 柏木|XIV代表
- 8月14日
- 読了時間: 2分
更新日:8月18日
Answers to the questions we hear most often from international clients, answered by XIV — an LED display manufacturer with headquarters in Tokyo and our own factory in Shenzhen.
Q1. How much does an LED video wall cost?
In Japan, indoor fine-pitch models start from around JPY 450,000 and outdoor high-brightness models from around JPY 1,200,000 (minimum configurations). Total cost depends on screen size, pixel pitch, installation environment, and structural work. Quotations are free.
Q2. How long does an LED display last?
LED chips are rated for approximately 100,000 hours — over 11 years of 24/7 operation. Practical service life depends on brightness settings and environment; running at 60-80% brightness significantly extends usable life.
Q3. What is the difference between COB and SMD?
SMD mounts packaged LED chips on the board surface — cost-effective but vulnerable to impact (bead drop-off). COB bonds bare chips directly onto the board and seals the entire surface with resin — flat, durable, moisture-resistant, and ideal for fine pitch below P1.5. XIV specializes in COB.
Q4. What brightness do I need outdoors?
5,000 nits or higher is the standard for direct-sunlight visibility, with IP65-class dust and water protection. Indoor screens facing bright glass facades typically need 1,000-1,500 nits.
Q5. What is the typical lead time?
Standard products: roughly 4-8 weeks from order to delivery including manufacturing and shipping from Shenzhen. Custom shapes and large projects require additional engineering time. Installation is typically completed in days.
Q6. Do you support projects outside Japan?
Yes. We support projects across Asia including ASEAN countries, with English and Chinese documentation available. Our Shenzhen factory ships worldwide.
More questions? Contact us via the inquiry form — English inquiries welcome.



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