LED Video Walls for Temples and Religious Halls

Why temples are installing LED walls

A single LED wall at the mandapam or on the outer wall lets every devotee see the deity, the priest and the aarti clearly during festivals when the sanctum is crowded. It replaces printed banners, doubles as a donor board and announcement screen, and runs devotional videos on ordinary days.

Where the wall goes

• Inside the hall, beside the sanctum, for live darshan and bhajan lyrics: indoor P2.5, 8 by 5 ft upwards.
• Outer wall or gopuram side, facing the queue and the road: outdoor P4 to P6, IP65 at the front and IP54 at the rear, bright enough for full sun.
• Community hall stage, for weddings and discourses: indoor P2.5, 12 by 7 ft is the common size.

For a wall on the outer wall or gopuram side, the outdoor LED wall site survey checklist covers sun direction, structure, power and permissions before a cabinet is built.

What the temple committee gets

• Live camera feed of the sanctum with one HDMI cable.
• Donor names, event schedules and announcements changed from a phone through PxlOS.
• Festival visuals, sponsor slides and live streaming of utsavs.
• A 2-year pixel-to-pixel onsite warranty and a Bengaluru service team, because a wall that goes dark on Ugadi is not acceptable.

If the utsav is filmed or streamed, refresh rate decides whether the wall flickers on camera: Refresh Rate on LED Walls: 3,840 Hz vs 1,920 Hz explains what to ask for.

Cost

An indoor P2.5 temple wall of 8 by 4 ft is ₹2,37,500 + GST installed, controller included, and 8 by 6 ft is ₹3,57,000 + GST; outdoor walls facing the road start at ₹5,000 per sq ft (P6) plus structure, excl. controller and GST. Trusts and committees get a formal quotation with GST for their records. Use the configurator or WhatsApp +91 72048 08334.

For an outdoor wall facing the road, Outdoor LED Video Wall: Monsoon, Power Bill & GST covers the IP rating, what it adds to the power bill and how 18% GST and input credit work.