Architectural LEDs Built for Daylight

Yes — this is the fundamental requirement of an outdoor stadium billboard and facade LED display system. Every panel runs at 10,000+ nits with a 0–100% auto-dimming range. At full daylight (100,000 lux), content stays readable; at night, brightness drops to as little as 2,000 nits to avoid glare on the surrounding neighbourhood. The system reads the ambient light sensor and adjusts every panel automatically, hour by hour.

Every stadium billboard and facade LED display installation is engineered against the building’s own wind load, with four protection layers:

• Stamped structural drawings from a licensed engineer
• Wind-load rating of 2.4 kN/m² as standard (higher for exposed sites)
• IP66 sealed cabinets with triple-sealed front frames
• On-site load verification before handover

All hardware is CE and CE-marked for structural use.

In most jurisdictions, yes — an outdoor facade LED display installation counts as a building modification and requires local approval. We handle this end-to-end:

• Stamped structural drawings ready for submission
• Planning documentation including brightness, glare, and operating hours
• Local support — our team coordinates with your building consultant or directly with the local authority

The permit phase is typically 2–4 weeks depending on the jurisdiction, and is built into every project timeline from day one.

Every stadium billboard and facade LED display system runs from a central scheduling platform. Content switches automatically by:

• Time of day — different playlists for morning, midday, match hours, evening, and overnight
• Ambient brightness — content brightness follows the light sensor
• Event triggers — match day, ticketing windows, sponsor rotations, and live feed injection

Multiple screens on the same building can each run their own playlist — all managed from one dashboard. We also provide a REST and WebSocket API so you can push content directly from your existing ticketing or venue management system.