How much does an LED sky screen cost per square meter? The price of LED sky screens varies depending on many factors, ranging from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars per square meter. The following are the approximate price ranges and related influencing factors:
Price range
Generally speaking, for indoor LED sky screens with a pixel pitch of P2.5, the price per square meter may be around 1,800−3,000. If it is a P3 pixel pitch, the price per square meter is approximately 1,500−2,500.
For outdoor LED sky screens, such as those with a P4 pixel pitch, the price per square meter may be 1,200−2,000. The price for P5 pixel pitch is about 1,000−1,500 per square meter, and for P8 pixel pitch, it is approximately 800−1,200 per square meter.
Clear budget allocation
It is recommended to split the total budget into: equipment (60% - 70%) + installation (10% - 20%) + control system (5% - 10%) + reserve fund (10%, for later maintenance or upgrades). For example, if the total budget is 500,000,the equipment part can be controlled at 350,000 to avoid compressing the installation or after-sales costs due to overspending on equipment.
Influencing factors
Pixel pitch: The smaller the pixel pitch, the clearer and more delicate the image display. There are more lamp beads per unit area, and the cost is also higher. For example, an indoor LED screen with a P2 pixel pitch may cost 2,000 per square meter,while the price of P3 is relatively lower, around 1,500 per square meter.
Resolution: Resolution is closely related to pixel pitch. High-resolution LED sky screens can present more realistic images and are suitable for occasions with high requirements for image quality. Achieving high resolution requires more lamp beads and a precise control system, and the price is usually 30% - 50% higher than that of low-resolution screens.
Application scenarios: Indoor sky screens do not have high requirements for brightness but have high requirements for display fineness, and the price is relatively moderate. Indoor screens used in high-end places will have a significant price increase because they need to have characteristics such as low reflectivity. Outdoor sky screens need to cope with harsh environments, have high requirements for brightness, waterproofing and other performance, and the manufacturing process and materials are more sophisticated. The price is generally higher than that of indoor screens, and the price per square meter is usually around 2,000−3,000.
Brand: Well-known brands such as Konson Display have invested heavily in research and development, production processes and after-sales services. Their product quality and stability are more guaranteed, and the price may be 10% - 20% higher than that of products of the same specification from small brands.
Control system: Advanced control systems can realize functions such as multi-image display, and the price is relatively high. A complex high-end control system may cost several thousand dollars, which will increase the overall price of the sky screen.
Accessories and installation: High-quality power supplies, suitable frames and other accessories will affect the cost, and the cost varies with different frame materials. In addition, the installation of large-scale sky screens requires professional equipment and personnel, and the installation cost may account for 10% - 20% of the total price.
The budget should not only consider the price of the equipment itself but also include hidden costs such as installation, maintenance and service life, so as to avoid difficulties in use due to many faults caused by buying cheap products.
