LED Matrix Panel P3 80x40 RGB Flexible 25 pcs

■ LED Panel Specifications
Color: Full Color
Size: 12cm (H) x 24cm (W)
Pixel Pitch: 3mm, 40 (H) x 80 (W) dots
List Price: ¥8,400 per panel

■ Product Contents
① LED Panels: 25 units
[Breakdown]
Normal: 18 units
Dead Pixels: 6 units (Several pixels are missing in the corners.)
Color Defect: 1 unit (When displaying white, half of the panel appears yellow.)
② Power Supply
③ Controller
④ Controller Accessory CD
⑤ Power Cables: 15 units
⑥ LAN Cable: 1 unit
⑦ 16P Flat Cables: 27 units (5 x 19cm, 14 x 21cm, 8 x 51cm)

■ Description and Notes
- This product is intended for users with some technical knowledge who are willing to experiment. Please purchase with this understanding.

- The power supply is 200W (5V 40A). Each panel has a rated power consumption of 11.3W, so displaying 24 panels at maximum brightness would require 271W. If using 24 panels, avoid designs that are bright across the entire surface or reduce the brightness setting to around 70%. In indoor environments, a brightness setting of 50% was found to be sufficiently bright. Alternatively, an additional power supply may be required.

- The PC connects via LAN cable, and the PC's LAN port must support 1Gbps.

- With one controller, the panel configuration is limited to a maximum of 301 dots in width and 240 dots in height. We tested a configuration of 18 panels arranged in a square, 3 panels wide (240 dots) and 6 panels high (240 dots), using the panels horizontally. The power capacity is sufficient for 18 panels. If using 24 panels, it may be necessary to arrange them vertically, but the manual is not very detailed, and significant trial and error will likely be required. It is possible to cascade additional controllers for larger configurations.

- We also tested a configuration with one controller using 8-9 panels horizontally (640-720 dots) and 2 panels vertically (80 dots). In this case, although the setting was for 3 panels wide x 6 panels high, we rearranged and formatted the video data using OBS Studio for output. Such workarounds are possible.

- To distribute power cables to all panels, you will need to extend them using separate wires and terminal blocks. Additionally, depending on the panel arrangement, you may need to purchase more data cables.