Guide Visual G10 Series P4.81 Outdoor Rental Led Video Wall Display 7680Hz IP65 Panel

One Cabinet, a Whole Pitch Range: the G10 P4.81 Rental Panel

A rental screen is bought for the pitch a client asks for today, but it is judged on how many different jobs it can cover next month. The G10 Series P4.81 Outdoor Rental LED Display is built around that reality: a P4.81 outdoor panel that shares one die-cast cabinet with the whole G10 range, so a single frame can carry P2.6 right through to P4.81. That single decision — one frame, several pitches — changes how a rental fleet is bought, stored and shipped. The sections below explain what it means in practice, and where P4.81 is the right pitch to specify.

What a Universal Cabinet Saves a Rental Fleet

The 500×500 mm and 500×1000 mm cabinets are identical across the G10 series. To change pitch, you change the module, not the frame. For a rental business that compounds three ways:

• Less inventory — stock one cabinet type instead of one per pitch
• Faster turnaround — the same rigging, flight cases and cables serve every order
• Cheaper upgrades — a client can move to a finer pitch without replacing the whole screen

Dual Power, Dual Signal: Designed for the Retained Show

The failure that loses a client is the one that happens mid-show. The G10 build answers with redundancy rather than optimism: a dual power backup with load-sharing, so one supply fault does not black out the wall, and a dual signal path over four RJ45 ports, so a single data fault does not drop a section. Connections inside the cabinet are hardwired rather than flexing ribbon, which is exactly the part that fails after a season of truck loading. Fewer intermittent faults means fewer after-sales calls.

Modules That Survive Handling

Rental panels are not installed once and left alone; they are carried, stacked and plugged in again and again. An anti-collision module surface protects the LEDs against the knocks that come with repeated handling, and a quick-lock system lets a crew build and strike the wall without tools.7680Hz: a Spec Your Clients Notice
Many budget P4.81 panels run at 3840Hz. The G10 refreshes at up to 7680Hz, and the difference is visible the moment a camera is pointed at the wall: no flicker, no scan bands, clean playback on video. For a rental house it is a spec that turns into referrals — clients see the picture, not the panel.

Outdoor Rated: 4500 nits and IP65

Outdoor work means daylight and weather. The G10 outdoor module delivers up to 4500 nits and above, enough to hold contrast against direct sun rather than washing out at midday, and the cabinet is sealed to IP65, with gasketed joints and a die-cast body that keeps heat moving without letting moisture in.

Where P4.81 Fits

P4.81 is the pitch for big walls seen from a distance: outdoor festival and concert stages, sports and event perimeters, exhibition halls and trade shows, corporate and product-launch stages, and rental stages generally. Chosen well, it gives the most screen area per budget — and the G10 frame lets that same investment step up to tighter pitches later.

Technical Specifications

G10 Series Cutting Angle Cabinet — indoor P1.5–P3.91; outdoor P2.6–P4.81.

Project Inquiry

Fitting Out a Rental Fleet or a Single Outdoor Wall?

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We will come back with a cabinet and pitch plan for your fleet, the power and signal layout for your site, and the full datasheet — plus a sample module if you want to test the brightness for yourself.

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