Panel Types

The equipment library includes panel specifications from major LED manufacturers. Panel types define the physical and electrical characteristics of the LED modules in your screens.

Selecting a Panel Type

In the Screens sidebar panel, use the Panel Type dropdown to browse and search available panels. You can filter by:

• Brand name — e.g., "Absen", "AOTO", "ROE"
• Model — e.g., "A3 Pro", "PL2.5"
• Pixel pitch — e.g., "2.5" to find 2.5mm panels

Panel Specifications

Each panel type includes:

Property	Description
Brand	Manufacturer name
Model	Panel model designation
Pixel Pitch	Distance between pixels in millimeters
Pixel Size	Resolution in pixels (width x height)
Physical Size	Dimensions in millimeters (width x height)
Max Wattage	Maximum power draw at full white
Weight	Panel weight in kilograms

How Panel Type Affects Your Project

When you assign a panel type to a screen:

• Grid dimensions determine total pixel resolution (panels wide x panel pixel width, etc.)
• Physical size sets the real-world dimensions for 2D layout and 3D visualization
• Wattage feeds into power distribution and circuit calculations
• Pixel count per panel determines how many panels fit in each string based on processor capacity
• Weight contributes to total weight calculations in the BOM

Available Brands

The built-in library includes panels from manufacturers such as:

• Absen
• AOTO
• Brompton
• Colorlight
• GalaxyLED
• ROE Visual
• Unilumin

The library is continually updated with new models. If your panel type isn't listed, you can use a panel with similar specifications as a stand-in — the pixel pitch and physical dimensions are the most important values for accurate simulation.

Half Panel Variants

Some panel types have half-size variants in the library. When available, you can use these to create screens with partial rows or columns — useful for hitting specific overall dimensions.

The system automatically checks for compatible half-height and half-width variants based on the selected panel type.