Video Wall Display Features - PN-V series
Video Wall Display Features - PN-V series
Enlarge (Zoom) Display Mode
Full-Array LED Backlight
The Enlarge (Zoom) Display mode can spread one image across up to 25 monitors (in a 5 x 5 configuration) from a PC. The Frame Width Adjustment function virtually eliminates misalignment and boldly enhances the enlarged image on a multi-screen display.
Uniform Brightness with Low Energy Consumption
To give the PN-V series more uniform brightness than conventional CCFL* backlighting can offer, Sharp has positioned LED elements across the entire panel directly behind the liquid crystal layers, ensuring that Sharp multi-screen displays are bright, beautiful and uniform.
Overview
With the slimmest bezel in the 60” diagonal class*, the PN-V series is the standard for multi-screen video wall displays. Portrait and landscape compatible, full array LED backlighting and virtually seamless borders help you create high impact video walls in almost any size and format.
PN-ZR01 (for PN-V60X Series) & PN-ZR01A (for PN-V551) Control Kits
When one of the monitors in a multi-screen configuration is fitted with a remote control sensor box, all of the monitors can be conveniently operated through one remote control unit. And to help with overall energy savings, a brightness sensor automatically adjusts the brightness of the backlight to match the ambient lighting.
Almost Limitless Display Possibilities
Thanks to the PN-V series ultra-slim bezel, the borders between neighbouring monitors are a virtually seamless 6.5 mm* wide (for the PN-V60X Series) and 3.5 mm* (for the PN-V551) When used in a video wall configuration, this enables the display of crisp and high impact images of almost any size and format. And, with 24/7 certified reliability, 3-year onsite parts and labour limited warranty and ENERGY STAR® qualified, the PN-V series is designed to be exceptionally reliable.
Create Dynamic Video Walls
Almost any number of PN-V series monitors may be joined together to create high impact multi-screen video walls. These configurations may be controlled through RS-232C or over a network.* Their ease of control and ease of integration help simplify the design and installation of sophisticated video wall displays of most any size and shape.
