Read it from the back row
Ribbon boards, fascia, marquees, and scorer's-table LED engineered to read across a full house and survive a full season. Weatherproof outdoor, high-refresh for broadcast, serviceable in seconds.
Arena LED is sponsorship inventory first and video second — a ribbon board that's dark on game night is unsold airtime. That's why serviceability drives the spec: front- and rear-accessible modules that swap in seconds, remote diagnostics that flag a failing receiver card before the crowd sees it, and cabinets rated for the vibration and temperature swings of a building that's an ice sheet Tuesday and a concert Friday.
Broadcast changes the numbers too. Anything a camera sweeps past needs high refresh to stay clean on the telecast, and outdoor marquees need DOOH-grade brightness to sell across a parking lot in daylight. We spec each surface — ribbon, fascia, marquee, concourse — to its actual viewer, then standardize parts across them so one spares kit covers the building.
- ▸Ribbon & fascia boards
- ▸Marquee & entry displays
- ▸Concourse & suites
- ▸Practice-facility walls
| Ribbon / fascia pitch | P4 – P10 by sightline distance |
| Outdoor marquee | 7,000 – 12,000 nits, IP65 |
| Broadcast surfaces | High refresh, camera-safe |
| Recommended series | AS Series · RS Series |
// Common questions
Sports & Arenas: asked & answered
What pitch does a ribbon board need?
Ribbons read from across the bowl, so P6–P10 is typical — the money goes into brightness, refresh, and serviceability rather than resolution nobody can see from a seat.
Can the same wall handle games and concerts?
Yes — that's the point of standardizing on modular cabinets. The same fascia runs stats on game night and sponsor content during a concert load-in, with content zones remapped in software.
What happens when a module fails mid-season?
Magnetic front-service modules swap in under a minute without tools, and a proper spares kit (we spec it with the install) means the fix happens between periods, not between seasons.
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.