SERIES:Black Pearl

BP3

ROE Visual3.47mm Pixel Pitch • 144x144 Resolution

POWER:170W max
WEIGHT:9.3 kg
SIZE:500 mm×500 mm
3.47
mm pitch
500mm
500mm

Technical Specifications

Pixel Pitch
3.47mm
Resolution
144×144
Dimensions
500 × 500 × 90 mm
Weight
9.3 kg
Max Power
170W
Avg Power
85W
Brightness
1800 nits
Refresh Rate
1920Hz
IP Rating
IP40
Gray Scale
16bit
Operating Temp
-20 to 45°C
Total Pixels
20,736

Calculated Values

Power per Pixel:8.20 mW
Panel Area:0.250 m²
Weight Density:37.4 kg/m²
Pro Features

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Processor Canvas

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BP3 FAQ

What is the power consumption of the BP3?

The BP3 has a maximum power consumption of 170W and average power consumption of 85W per panel. For a wall configuration, use our calculator to compute total power requirements including circuit distribution.

What is the weight of the BP3 LED panel?

Each BP3 panel weighs 9.35kg (20.6 lbs). Panel dimensions are 500mm (19.7 in) × 500mm (19.7 in) × 90mm (3.5 in). Use our rigging calculator for total wall weight and ballast requirements.

What pixel pitch is the BP3?

The BP3 features a 3.47mm pixel pitch with a native resolution of 144×144 pixels per panel. This delivers 1800 nits brightness at 1920Hz refresh rate.

How do I calculate processor requirements for BP3 walls?

Processor requirements depend on your total pixel count and configuration. Our calculator automatically computes the number of processor ports needed, optimal data routing, and generates processor canvas diagrams for BP3 configurations.

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