The common differences between indoor P3 and outdoor P3 are as follows:
Pixel Pitch and Clarity:
Both indoor and outdoor P3 have a 3mm pixel pitch. However, indoor P3, due to its close viewing distance (typically 3 meters), prioritizes finer display quality and is suitable for use in conference rooms and exhibition halls. Outdoor P3, on the other hand, requires longer viewing distances (typically 6 meters or more), maintaining high resolution while enhancing brightness and protection. It is commonly used in outdoor advertising and stadiums.
Brightness and Protection:
Indoor P3 offers moderate brightness and doesn't need to withstand strong light conditions. Outdoor P3 requires high brightness (such as resistance to direct sunlight) and an IP65 or higher rating for water, dust, and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for harsh environments like rain, snow, and humidity.
Application Scenarios:
Indoor P3 is commonly used in government offices, conference rooms, lecture halls, exhibition halls, and other locations where close viewing and high display quality are required.
Outdoor P3 is suitable for longer viewing distances, such as in outdoor advertising, stadiums, and large-scale events, where clear content must be visible, especially in brightly lit environments.
Structure and Materials:
Indoor P3s utilize lightweight materials (such as die-cast aluminum enclosures), require minimal heat dissipation, and are lightweight. Outdoor P3s require a more robust enclosure and are equipped with heat dissipation equipment (such as air conditioning) to withstand high-temperature environments.