GOB protective surface
The LED series uses a GOB protective process over its direct-view LED surface. A focused format for commercial display applications.
LED POSTER DISPLAY MANUFACTURER
KEDA LED / HB-X SERIESENGINEER THE DISPLAY, AMPLIFY THE MESSAGE
LED POSTER
DISPLAYS
Factory focus
Commercial impact
Professional LED poster screens for retail, exhibitions and commercial spaces. Four pixel pitches. One mobile format. Talk directly with our factory about your display project.
- FACTORY LOCATION
- Bao'an District, Shenzhen, China
- FACTORY WARRANTY
- 2-year warranty
- PROJECT DOCUMENTS
- Drawings & specifications
DIRECT-VIEW LEDGOB PROTECTIONMOBILE DESIGN
BUILT FOR THE SPACES WHERE BUSINESS HAPPENSExplore the series
01 / PIXEL PITCH1.25–2.5mm
Four model options
02 / ACTIVE DISPLAY640 × 1920mm
A focused portrait format
03 / REFRESH RATE≥ 3840Hz
Specified across the HB-X series
04 / SURFACE PROCESSGOB
Direct-view LED protection
01 / THE LED POSTER SERIES
ONE FORMAT
FOUR DEFINITIONS
Choose the pixel pitch and resolution that fit your viewing distance and content. Every model shares the same 640 × 1920 mm active display area.
View the LED collectionHB-X SERIES01
HB-X2.5
- Pixel pitch
- 2.5 mm
- Resolution
- 256 × 768 px
HB-X SERIES02
HB-X1.86
- Pixel pitch
- 1.86 mm
- Resolution
- 344 × 1032 px
HB-X SERIES03
HB-X1.53
- Pixel pitch
- 1.538 mm
- Resolution
- 416 × 1248 px
HB-X SERIES04
HB-X1.25
- Pixel pitch
- 1.25 mm
- Resolution
- 512 × 1536 px
A common cabinet. A choice of detail. Compare the full specifications before selecting your model.
PIXEL DENSITY / EXPLORE THE DIFFERENCE
Same area
Four times the pixels
Move the divider to compare a magnified letter on two pixel grids. A 1.25 mm pitch places four times as many pixels in the same area as 2.5 mm.
- HB-X2.5
- 256 × 768 px
- HB-X1.25
- 512 × 1536 px
P2.5 / 16 × 16 pixelsP1.25 / 32 × 32 pixels
Illustrative 40 × 40 mm pixel grids, enlarged for comparison. This is a diagram, not a camera test. Actual appearance depends on content and viewing distance.
MULTI-UNIT DISPLAY / ONE CONTINUOUS STORY
THINK BEYOND
A SINGLE SCREEN
Plan a connected canvas for your exhibition, launch or retail installation. Match the unit count, controller and content layout to the space.
Plan a multi-screen project
CONNECTED DISPLAY CONCEPT
6 units · One 2:1 canvas
- Combined active area
- 3840 × 1920 mm
- P1.25 example
- 3072 × 1536 px
Generated installation concept. Six 640 × 1920 mm active areas form a 2:1 canvas. Confirm joining hardware, controller capacity, image alignment and content mapping for the final installation.
02 / DESIGNED FOR DEPLOYMENT
DETAILS THAT
DO THE WORK
From the display surface to content playback, the HB-X series brings practical features into a compact commercial format.
HB-X / DIMENSION STUDYmm
Reference dimensions from the HB-X brochure. Confirm cabinet depth, connections and mounting details against the final drawing.
A cabinet that moves
A slim upright cabinet with four swivel wheels. Reposition the display as your space, campaign or event changes.
Flexible content control
Publish through app, USB or Ethernet. Synchronous and asynchronous playback are supported; HDMI and 4G are optional configurations.
HB-X / BUILD & DEPLOYMENT PLANNING
Explore the build and the layout
Review the surface, mobile base and joined-screen canvas. The previews illustrate engineering topics; final configuration and test evidence are confirmed for your project.
Illustrated preview
Generated illustration with optional ambient animation. No verified test video has been provided for this topic.
01 / SURFACE & CABINET
Start with the protective process
Explore the direct-view LED surface and cabinet edge. The supplied HB-X brochure lists GOB protection; confirm handling and cleaning requirements for your configuration.
GOBListed protective process
- Review the selected surface process and material sample.
- Confirm cleaning instructions and exposure conditions.
- Request applicable impact, scratch or ingress test reports if required.
This is a generated detail illustration, not an impact test. No waterproof rating, dustproof certification or coin-scratch resistance is established by the supplied brochure.
Read the engineering requirements →HB-X / REFRESH RATE
≥ 3840 HzSlowed timing illustration
ON CAMERA / CONFIGURATION MATTERS
Plan a camera test
A high listed refresh rate is one part of the setup. Check the display with the camera, content and lighting you will use at the venue.
180° shutter starting point
A starting exposure, not a guaranteed result. Scan settings, brightness, shutter timing, distance and focus can affect banding or moiré. Request a camera test for your configuration.
Discuss your camera and controller setup03 / COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS
IN THE RIGHT PLACE
WITH REAL PRESENCE
01 / RETAIL
Shopping malls & retail
Give seasonal campaigns and store launches a place in the customer journey, from the mall atrium to the shop entrance. Mobile posters can complement a fixed display without redesigning the whole space.
06 / EXHIBITIONS
Exhibitions & events
Use a mobile poster, joined display or modular event wall to introduce your story from the aisle. Plan the media canvas together with the booth footprint and the transport requirements.
08 / HOTELS
Hotels & hospitality
Connect arrival, concierge and conference spaces with a coordinated visual welcome. Posters and wall displays can carry destination imagery, event information and service introductions.
09 / MUSEUMS
Museums & immersive exhibits
Give exhibition stories a screen format that fits the gallery: a portrait introduction, a wide visual backdrop or a shaped digital exhibit. Start with the visitor path and media design.
Independently generated concepts for planning your display project
Explore all 10 applications04 / BUYER KNOWLEDGE
SPECIFY WITH
MORE CONFIDENCE
Installation guide
Can an IP54 GOB LED poster be used outdoors?
Learn what GOB and IP54 front protection mean for KEDA HB-X LED posters, and how to assess rain exposure, sunlight, cabling and installation requirements.
Read the guideControl & content
How to specify an LED poster controller and content workflow
Plan LED poster publishing, inputs, synchronization and controller capacity before ordering. Learn what to confirm for a standalone or joined HB-X display.
Read the guidePacking & logistics
How to plan LED poster packing and international shipping
Compare flight cases and crates, distinguish net from gross weight, and confirm package dimensions, freight scope and destination before shipping LED posters.
Read the guideInspection & acceptance
An LED poster delivery and acceptance checklist
Prepare a practical LED poster acceptance record covering the model, cabinet, image, controller, accessories and delivery evidence before signing off a project.
Read the guideBEFORE YOUR FIRST INQUIRY
THE QUESTIONS
THAT MATTER
Start with the display requirements. Confirm the final configuration with our team.
Which LED poster pixel pitch should I choose?
Start with viewing distance, text size and sample content. The four HB-X models share the same active area; a smaller pitch gives a higher listed resolution. Read the pixel pitch guide →
Can several LED posters form one larger display?
The source brochure describes multi-unit joining. Confirm the unit count, arrangement, controller capacity and combined content resolution for your project. Review the engineering requirements →
Does GOB protection make the display suitable for outdoor use?
GOB is the listed protective surface process. It does not establish a weatherproof rating for every configuration. Share the exposure and placement conditions so the installation requirements can be assessed.
What should I send to receive a factory quotation?
Send your model or selection questions, quantity, application, destination and timeline. Add controller, packing and document requirements if known. Use the quotation checklist →
SPECIFICATION-BASED FACTORY QUOTATION
What shapes your quotation
Compare the same display configuration and delivery scope. Open a factor to review what it changes and what to share.
Display format & detail
- Why it matters
- LED pixel pitch and resolution, or LCD panel size and resolution, define the display you are comparing.
- What to share
- Share the viewing distance, screen content and preferred model. Ask for selection help if the model is not decided.
Quantity & joined layout
- Why it matters
- Unit count and a standalone or joined-screen layout change the hardware, content map and total project scope.
- What to share
- Send the quantity and intended arrangement, plus the available space or a floor plan if known.
Controller & content workflow
- Why it matters
- Playback, synchronization, inputs, software and optional connectivity must match the selected display configuration.
- What to share
- Explain how content will be published and whether you need HDMI, a named controller, cloud publishing or multi-screen playback.
Packing, spares & inspection
- Why it matters
- Flight cases or crates, units per package, spare parts and acceptance checks must be included in the quotation.
- What to share
- Name the packing and inspection requirements. Confirm packed dimensions and gross weight before comparing freight.
Destination & order terms
- Why it matters
- The destination, transport method, delivery scope and agreed order schedule affect the complete landed project.
- What to share
- Provide the country, city or port and target date. Confirm the trade term and what the quoted delivery includes.
Final price, availability, production timing and freight are confirmed for your selected configuration in the written quotation.
05 / START WITH THE FACTORY
YOUR PROJECT
OUR NEXT
CONVERSATION
Tell us where the display will work, what it needs to show and how many units you need. We’ll discuss the model and configuration with you.
Discuss your display project info@kedaled.comFrom your first inquiry to an agreed order
Share your project brief
Send the application, viewing distance, quantity, destination and target date. You can start without a selected model.
Review the configuration
Discuss the display, controller, layout and requested options, then confirm what is included in the written quotation.
Confirm the order scope
Agree applicable drawings, acceptance criteria, commercial terms and the order schedule before production.
Plan inspection & delivery
Confirm inspection evidence, protective packing, packed weight and freight responsibilities for the approved order.
Production timing, inspection requirements, packing and delivery arrangements are confirmed in your quotation and order agreement.
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