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 submit it to the community library from the Library page.

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.