Large-format displays · Coachella Valley & San Diego

Large-Format Displays, LED Walls, and Projection

The biggest image in the house no longer has to come from a projector in a dark room. Integration Techs designs and installs everything from 98- to 115-inch Micro RGB and True RGB televisions to MicroLED and direct-view LED walls and modern laser projection, and chooses the right one for each room.

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Choose the right technology for the room

How we choose and size a display

• Seating distance and viewing angle: we size the screen, and for LED walls the pixel pitch, to where you actually sit
• Light in the room: desert sun, glass walls, and shades determine how bright the display must be
• Structure and weight: LED walls and very large panels need engineered mounting and sometimes framing
• Delivery path: doors, hallways, stairs, and elevators measured before anything is ordered
• Sound: soundbar, Leon custom-width speaker, in-wall, or a full K-array or JBL Synthesis system
• Control: one touch through Crestron Home or Josh.ai, with lights and shades in the scene

Power, cooling, and protection

Large displays, LED walls, and laser projectors draw real power and make real heat. As a licensed C-10 electrical contractor, we plan this as part of the design, not as an afterthought:

• Dedicated circuits and load planning sized for the display, amplifiers, and equipment rack
• Power conditioning and surge protection for sensitive electronics
• Battery backup so the network, control system, and recorders ride through outages and brownouts
• Remotely managed power, so we can check and restart equipment without a service call
• Ventilation and cooling for LED walls, projectors, and racks, planned for desert summers and enclosed cabinetry

The result is a system we can monitor, update, and support remotely, and that is ready when you want to add a room or upgrade a component. See power, cooling, and equipment racks.

Upgrades and replacements

Many homes have a 10-year-old projector, a dim LCD, or a display that no longer fits the room. We upgrade or replace projectors, put larger screens into existing niches and cabinetry, and move equipment to a cooled central rack.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Micro RGB, True RGB, and MicroLED?

Micro RGB (Samsung) and True RGB (Sony) are LCD televisions lit by a backlight of individually controlled red, green, and blue LEDs. MicroLED and direct-view LED displays, such as Samsung The Wall, LG MAGNIT, and Sony Crystal LED, have no backlight: every pixel is its own light source, and the display is built from modules.

How big can a television get before an LED wall makes more sense?

Flat-panel televisions now reach 98 to 115 inches. Beyond that, or for custom shapes and proportions, a direct-view LED wall or an all-in-one LED display from about 135 to 146 inches and up is the usual answer. A dedicated dark theater may still be best served by a projector.

Should we replace our projector?

Not always. In a light-controlled theater, a current laser projector and screen can deliver a larger picture for the money. In bright rooms, a large display or LED wall usually wins. We assess the room and show you both options.

What does pixel pitch mean?

Pixel pitch is the distance between pixels on an LED wall, measured in millimeters. Finer pitch looks smoother up close. We match the pitch to your seating distance so you see a picture, not pixels.

Do large displays need special power or cooling?

Often, yes. LED walls and large projectors may need dedicated circuits, power conditioning, and planned ventilation. We handle the electrical as a C-10 contractor.