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Video walls

LCD Video Walls

46–55-inch video-wall panels with 500–700 cd/m² brightness, 0.88–3.5 mm bezel options and matrix combinations from 1×2 to 4×5 and beyond. Wall, pop-up, floor-stand and cabinet mounting are supported.

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3 available models0.88–3.5 mm bezel500 / 700 cd/m²1×2 to 4×5Price on request

Pricing depends on screen size, brightness, player platform, touch option, enclosure and order quantity. Request a quotation for the current price.

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Screen size
46–55 inch
Brightness
500 / 700 cd/m²
Bezel
Seamless / 0.88 / 1.7 / 3.5 mm
Combinations
1×2 to 4×5 and beyond
Input methods
Splitter / matrix / media box / processor
Large LCD video wall with narrow bezels showing a fashion campaign

Available models and configurations

3 models

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ModelScreen sizeResolutionBrightnessBezelCombinations
SD-G460J46"1920×1080 / 3840×2160500 / 700 cd/m²Seamless / 0.88 / 1.7 / 3.5 mm1×2 to 4×5
SD-G490J49"1920×1080 / 3840×2160500 / 700 cd/m²Seamless / 0.88 / 1.7 / 3.5 mm1×2 to 4×5
SD-G550J55"1920×1080 / 3840×2160500 / 700 cd/m²Seamless / 0.88 / 1.7 / 3.5 mm1×2 to 4×5

Bezel and combination availability depends on the panel batch. Confirm the exact bezel, brightness and bracket set on the quotation before designing the wall structure.

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SD-G460J · SD-G490J · SD-G550J

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What this configuration is for.

Pricing depends on screen size, brightness, player platform, touch option, enclosure and order quantity. Request a quotation for the current price.

A video wall is a system, not a set of screens. Panel bezel, brightness uniformity, mounting tolerance, signal distribution and content mapping all determine whether the image reads as one surface or as a grid of tiles.

The SD-GJ series covers 46, 49 and 55 inches with 500 or 700 cd/m² brightness and bezel options of seamless, 0.88 mm, 1.7 mm and 3.5 mm. Combinations include 1×2, 2×2, 2×3, 3×3, 3×4 and 4×5, with wall, pop-up, floor-stand and cabinet brackets.

Bezel width is the first decision because it sets the visible grid. A 0.88 mm bezel is appropriate for close-viewing control rooms and premium lobbies; 1.7 mm suits general signage; 3.5 mm is a cost-effective choice for large walls viewed from a distance. Content should be designed with the bezel gap in mind, not scaled blindly across the matrix.

Brightness and uniformity matter more than peak nits. A 500 cd/m² panel is adequate for a controlled lobby; 700 cd/m² is better for a bright atrium or a wall facing glazing. Ask for a uniformity report and a sample of adjacent panels if the wall will display flat colour fields, because tile-to-tile variation is most visible on white or grey backgrounds.

Signal distribution is part of the specification. The datasheet lists HDMI splitter, matrix, media box and splice processor as input methods. A simple 2×2 wall can use a splitter; a multi-source control room needs a matrix and a processor. Confirm the number of inputs, the source resolution and the desired window layout before choosing the processor.

Mounting tolerance determines the visible seams. The wall structure must be flat and capable of carrying the total weight; pop-up and floor-stand brackets simplify service access but need floor space. For a control room, specify front-service brackets so a panel can be replaced without dismantling the whole wall.

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0.88–3.5 mm bezel options

Match the visible grid to the viewing distance and budget.

Matrix flexibility

Combine panels from 1×2 to 4×5 and larger formats.

Signal distribution

Splitter, matrix, media box or splice processor depending on sources.

Service access

Front-service brackets simplify panel replacement in control rooms.

Control-room and lobby formats

Wall, pop-up, floor-stand and cabinet mounting are listed.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions buyers ask before specifying this product

Which bezel width should I choose?

Use 0.88 mm for close-viewing control rooms and premium lobbies, 1.7 mm for general signage walls, and 3.5 mm for large walls viewed from several metres away. The content design must account for the bezel gap; a face or chart that crosses a seam will still show a line even with a narrow bezel.

Can the wall show one image across all panels?

Yes, with the correct processor or matrix. The source is mapped across the matrix and the bezel compensation is set in the processor. For a simple 2×2 wall, a splitter may be enough; for multiple sources and windows, specify a matrix and splice processor.

What resolution should the content be?

Design at the native canvas of the whole wall, not at a single panel’s resolution. A 2×2 wall of 1920×1080 panels gives a 3840×2160 canvas before bezel compensation. Provide the content in the wall’s native canvas and keep critical text away from the seams.

How is the wall mounted?

The datasheet lists wall-mounted, pop-up, floor-stand and cabinet brackets. The wall must be flat and able to carry the total weight. For service access, specify front-service brackets; for rented venues, floor-stand or cabinet frames may be easier to install and remove.

Do you provide the processor and content player?

The video-wall family covers panels and mounting; signal distribution can be quoted as part of the wall package. Send the number of sources, the desired window layout and the control interface, and the processor, matrix and player will be specified together.

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Send the site, size, brightness and quantity. We will reply with the model list, price and lead time.

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