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Planar launches two new ranges of LED displays

Chameleon and Mosaic Series are designed to move beyond conventional square and rectangular video walls, offering double-sided and modular LED configurations for architectural and experiential spaces

Planar has launched its Chameleon Series and Mosaic Series, expanding creative options for LED display design beyond conventional video wall formats and offering new ways to integrate LED into architectural and experiential environments. The Chameleon Series is a family of ultra-slim, double-sided LED displays measuring under 2in (45mm) deep, featuring independent or synchronised dual-sided content to create two distinct audience experiences from a single display.

It is available in 1.2, 1.5, 1.9, 2.6 and 3.9mm pixel pitches, with high brightness models delivering up to 3,000 nits for high ambient light environments, alongside rounded corner options and flexible hanging or free-standing installation.

The Mosaic Series is a family of indoor architectural LED displays offering multiple cabinet sizes, including 500 x 250mm, 500 x 500mm, 750 x 250mm and 1000 x 250mm, providing building blocks for custom shapes, sizes and layouts, including designs incorporating negative space. It is available in 1.2 to 3.9mm pixel pitches and up to 3,000 nits, maintaining consistent visual performance regardless of vertical or horizontal cabinet orientation, alongside front serviceability and a power-efficient design.

Robert Detwiler, senior director of product management at Planar, said: “LED displays are increasingly becoming an integral part how spaces are designed and experienced. Planar Chameleon Series and Mosaic Series give our customers and partners new creative tools to move beyond conventional display formats and bring distinctive visual concepts to life in virtually any indoor space.”

The Chameleon Series is built on a 500 x 500mm cabinet, allowing displays to be configured to suit the space and application.

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