Video Wall Systems

A video wall consists of an array of slim-bezel LCD panels and is suitable for indoor use. An LED screen consists of modular LED panels, has no visible bezels, and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

You can start with a minimum of a 2x2 video wall. For example, a 2x2 video wall made up of 55-inch screens is approximately 2.5 meters wide and 1.5 meters high.

With regular maintenance, it will operate trouble-free for years. The maintenance process includes calibration checks, cleaning the panel cooling system, and updating the video processor software.

Panels with an ultra-thin 0.88 mm bezel are recommended for critical applications such as control rooms. For informational purposes, a 3.5 mm bezel thickness is sufficient and more cost-effective.

A video processor is a device that receives video sources and distributes them to video wall displays. It performs functions such as managing multiple sources, scaling images, and creating custom layouts.

Professional video wall systems require specially designed panels. The bezel thickness and color consistency of standard displays are not suitable for professional use.

All panels are calibrated for color, brightness, and contrast using professional calibration sensors and software. This process should be repeated at regular intervals.

Professional video processors can automatically scale standard content to fit the video wall. However, specially prepared content is recommended for the best image quality.

Yes, professional-grade video wall panels are designed for 24/7 uninterrupted operation. However, to extend the panel’s lifespan, we recommend using the automatic shutdown feature and a screen saver.

Depending on the size of the project, the installation of a 4x4 video wall is typically completed within 3–5 business days. For larger systems, this process can take 2–3 weeks.

In control rooms, 24/7 operation, high reliability, fast source switching, and low latency are critical features. Additionally, advanced video processor support is essential for simultaneously displaying multiple computer and camera sources. At Koz Teknoloji, we custom-configure systems to meet all these requirements.

Multiview is a feature that allows multiple video sources to be viewed simultaneously in separate windows on a single video wall. For example, in a control room, 16 different camera feeds, live data graphs, and a map application can be displayed simultaneously on a single video wall.

A 55-inch video wall panel consumes an average of 150–250 watts of power. A 2x2 system with four panels consumes approximately 600–1,000 watts, while a 3x3 system with nine panels consumes 1,350–2,250 watts. Modern panels optimize energy consumption with automatic brightness adjustment and energy-saving modes.

In professional video wall systems, the panels are equipped with front-access mounting brackets. A faulty panel can be removed and replaced with a new one without damaging the surrounding panels. After replacement, the new panel is calibrated for color and brightness to ensure it matches the other panels.