THE RING 1.2

THE RING 1.2 is the finest-definition circular LED display in the Pixelight range. At a 1.25 mm pixel pitch and 640,000 pixels per square metre, it is built for rings people walk up to rather than look at from across a room: counters, columns and close-range brand statements read at arm's length.

The surface is assembled from flexible 320 × 160 × 8.6 mm modules resolved at 256 × 128 pixels, using SMD1010 packages. That package is the smallest in the range and it does two jobs at once. It carries the density, and it lets the module follow tighter curves than the wider packages used further down the range, which is what puts small-diameter rings, slim columns and short closed arcs within reach.

Indoor product, calibrated at 700 nits for close viewing in a lit interior, with 3840 Hz refresh for clean on-camera capture. Every ring is made to measure: diameter, arc and developed length are set project by project, module by module. Discounted pricing for resellers.

Avec un pitch fin de 1.25 mm, THE RING 1.2 cible les distances de vision rapprochées (1 à 3 m). Conçu pour un usage indoor, ce module combine 700 nits et 3840 Hz, soit l'ensemble des paramètres attendus sur une installation B2B professionnelle.

Projects that call for THE RING 1.2

One simple rule: this pitch is justified as soon as the audience can touch the screen.

• Counter rings and surrounds: watchmaking, jewellery, cosmetics. The visitor reads the content at arm's length and product detail has to hold at that distance.
• Columns and pillar cladding: tight closed curves, where the SMD1010 package allows a bend radius that wider packages refuse.
• Windows and premium corners: brand typography, legal notices and pictograms legible from a mall walkway.
• Reception areas and head offices: a signal ring above a welcome desk, watched while waiting — closely and for a long time.
• Studios and sets: 3840 Hz holds up on camera and the pixel density holds up in close-up, where a wider pitch would read on screen.

PIXELIGHT technical guidance — THE RING 1.2

• Check the real viewing distance before settling on this pitch: a 1.25 mm pitch puts comfortable reading at just over one metre. If the audience stays several metres from the ring, a wider pitch in the range gives the same perceived result at a lower cost per square metre.
• Price the developed length, never the projected area: on a ring, the panel length is the unrolled circle. This is the most common measurement error on circular shapes, and it is paid for module by module.
• Have the bend radius validated before freezing the design: the flexible module accepts tight radii, but the shape must be checked against module format and joint positions before the layout is locked.
• Do not run the 700 nits flat out: indoors and at close range, brightness is turned down in service. Plan that setting at commissioning rather than after the first complaints from occupants.
• If the ring is filmed, lock the whole chain: 3840 Hz removes scan lines provided the controller is configured accordingly and aligned with the production.