P8 High-Brightness Outdoor LED Display 48 × 384 pixels
Table of Contents
- Front Module Servicing
- Back View
- Wiring & Power Requirements
- How to Connect the Sign to LAN
- Frequently Asked Questions
High-brightness outdoor LED display built with precision-engineered P8 full-color RGB modules.
- Dimensions: 10.08 ft (W) × 1.26 ft (H)
- Module Size: 128 × 256 mm (5.04 × 10.08 in)
- Configuration: 3 modules tall × 12 modules wide
- Resolution: 48 × 384 pixels
- Brightness: 7,800 nits for excellent daytime visibility
- Durability: Built for outdoor environments with a weather-resistant design
Front Module Servicing
Each LED module can be accessed and removed from the front of the sign for easy maintenance and servicing.
Back View
Shows cable connections and ventilation points at the rear of the sign for efficient wiring and cooling.
Wiring
| Power Draw Per Side | |
|---|---|
| Power per module | 95 Watts |
| Total power | 1,425 Watts |
| Final Requirement (per side) | |
| 120 V system | ~12 Amps |
| 240 V system | ~6 Amps |
| Circuit Requirements | |
| At 110/120 V | Two (2) dedicated 20 Amp circuits — one per side |
| At 220/240 V | One (1) dedicated 20 Amp circuit — covers both sides |
How to Connect the Sign to LAN
Follow these steps to hard-wire the sign to a local network:
Step 1 — Remove the LTE/Wireless Antenna
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Locate the wireless antenna mounted on the sign.
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Unplug the antenna from the external port.
Step 2 — Install a Weatherproof RJ45 Adapter
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Take the weather-rated RJ45 adapter.
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Connect it to the antenna cable port where the wireless antenna was removed.
Step 3 — Connect Your Ethernet Line
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Take the Ethernet cable running from your building’s network switch or bridge.
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Plug this Ethernet cable into the other end of the RJ45 adapter.
This creates a sealed, weather-protected wired LAN connection directly into the sign’s controller.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I access the online software to control the sign?
Online Software: Click here to access it.2. How do I access the offline software for programming without an internet connection?
Offline Software: Click here to access it.