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Two indoor families, six models, one specification question that decides between them: how close does the audience get? COB fine-pitch covers most boardrooms, lobbies, churches, studios and retail interiors. Micro LED on a glass substrate covers the rooms where the audience is closer than three metres and the seam of a conventional cabinet wall would be visible.

COB fine-pitch models

Every model uses the same cabinet and the same 4 × 2 module layout. What changes is pixel pitch, and with it resolution, brightness headroom and the distance at which the image stops looking like pixels.

Model	Pixel pitch	Resolution per cabinet	Brightness	Depth	Protection	Specification
CCA007	P0.78	768 × 432 px	600 nits	39.75 mm	IP54 front	View
CCA009	P0.9375	640 × 360 px	≥1000 nits	32.6 mm	IP65 front	View
CCA012	P1.25	480 × 270 px	≥1000 nits	32.6 mm	IP65 front	View
CCA015	P1.5625	384 × 216 px	≥800 nits	32.6 mm	IP65 front	View
CCA018	P1.875	320 × 180 px	600 nits	39.5 mm	IP30	View

Cabinet size is 600 × 337.5 mm on all five models. Refresh 3,840 Hz; the P1.875 sheet quotes a 1,920–3,840 Hz range. Diagrams and cabinet counts for a specific wall come from the calculator or from our engineering team.

Micro LED indoor display

The P0.7 model replaces the PCB cabinet with a semiconductor-grade TFT glass backplane, the same substrate technology used in high-end LCD manufacturing. Glass is flat to optical tolerance, so the wall holds its geometry over a long day and the module grid disappears at close viewing distance. It is the right specification for boardrooms, broadcast and virtual production studios, control rooms and luxury retail where the client will stand one metre from the screen.

Full Micro LED P0.7 specification →  ·  How the technology works →

How to choose between them

• Start with viewing distance. The closest seat in the room sets the minimum pitch. Beyond roughly three metres, the finer pitches stop being visible and the money is better spent on area or brightness.
• Then look at content. Spreadsheets, schedules and small text need a finer pitch than video loops. If the screen has to be read rather than watched, halve the viewing distance rule.
• Then look at the room. A wall beside a door or in a washable space needs the IP65 models. A dry, clean interior can use IP30.

Skip the guesswork. The free LED Pitch Advisor takes your viewing distance and screen wall size, returns two recommendations with the exact cabinet count and layout, and generates a PDF project report with the estimated price.