Advertising that beats the sun
High-brightness outdoor and storefront LED that reads in direct daylight and runs 24/7. From building-scale DOOH to self-scaling LED posters you can move overnight, we spec the pitch and brightness to the placement.

Outdoor advertising lives or dies on one number: nits. A display that looks brilliant in the showroom washes out at 2pm on a south-facing wall — which is why permanent outdoor DOOH runs 7,000 to 12,000 nits with automatic ambient dimming, so it beats direct sun at noon and doesn't blind the street at midnight. IP65 front sealing, wide operating temperatures, and front-serviceable magnetic modules keep a 24/7 display maintainable for years, not seasons.
Inside the store, the job changes: self-scaling LED posters roll to where the promotion is, auto-connect side-by-side into one canvas, and take new content over WiFi or 4G. One buyer, two tools — we'll spec the storefront and the sales floor as one content-driven system, and size the investment against what the placement actually earns in impressions.
- ▸Storefront & window displays
- ▸Building-scale DOOH
- ▸Transit & wayfinding
- ▸Self-scaling LED posters
| Outdoor pitch | P4 – P10, matched to viewing distance |
| Brightness | 7,000 – 12,000 nits, auto-dimming |
| Weather rating | IP65 front / IP54 rear |
| Recommended series | AS Series · FD Series |
// Common questions
Retail & DOOH: asked & answered
How bright does a storefront LED display need to be?
Behind glass or facing direct sun, plan on 5,000+ nits minimum — permanent outdoor DOOH runs 7,000–12,000. Auto-brightness then dims it after dark so it stays legal and legible.
Can these displays really run 24/7?
Yes — that's the design duty cycle. 100,000-hour rated LEDs, sealed cabinets, and remote diagnostics are what separate DOOH-grade hardware from indoor panels pointed out a window.
How do I update the content?
Remotely. Scheduling and content management run over the network — one screen or a whole fleet, from one dashboard, with per-daypart scheduling for sold inventory.
Ready to spec it?
Tell us the room, the crowd, and the goal — we'll match the pitch, brightness, and build, then quote it fast.