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Dual-Purpose LED Floor Display / Surface Continuum

IW Series From Floor to Wall Without Breaking the Visual Story.

Name: IW Series LED Floor Display
Brand: Uniview LED

A 500 × 500 mm die-cast LED platform for walkable floors, interactive experiences and creative vertical installations. IW can move from horizontal floor to 90° wall transition, continue into curved vertical layouts, and serve indoor or model-specific outdoor projects from one cabinet language.

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FLOOR90° TURNWALLCURVEINTERACT

256 points/m²interactive sensing density

≈ 3 secmodule replacement

3840–7680refresh rate Hz

10 kgcabinet weight

Plane Shift

One cabinet platform that changes orientation with the experience.

IW is most distinctive when it stops behaving like a conventional floor screen. The same 500 mm cabinet language can carry content through a floor, a 90° floor-to-wall transition and selected curved vertical compositions.

IW Series floor-to-wall installation — PLANE 01 / FLOOR → 90° → WALL

HorizontalWalkable Floor

VerticalCreative Wall

Transition90° Corner

GeometryCurved Layout

IW cabinets assembled into a curved vertical LED display — PLANE 02 / CURVED VERTICAL

Freeze before fabricationapproved corner / curve hardware · radius · support tolerance · cabinet leveling · Z-axis alignment · cable route · service clearance

Load Deck

The visual floor and the structural floor must agree.

All four released configurations use a 500 × 500 × 85.5 mm cabinet, 250 × 250 mm modules and a 10 kg cabinet. The published 1,500 kg/m² figure is a distributed-load rating, not automatic approval for every vehicle or wheel condition.

RATED DISTRIBUTED LOAD1,500
kg/m²

Vehicle Contact

Check vehicle weight, tire contact pressure and dynamic movement rather than treating the area-load figure as a universal wheel-load approval.

Access & Ramps

Ramp geometry, transitions and movement paths must protect both audience safety and the finished LED surface.

Subframe & Leveling

Confirm subframe spacing, floor flatness and final cabinet elevation before installation.

IW Series 500 by 500 by 85.5 millimeter cabinet dimension drawing

Vehicle positioned on an IW Series LED floor — VEHICLE DISPLAY / LOAD REFERENCE

Interaction Pulse

Fast response matters only when service is equally fast.

The optional interactive system lists approximately 10 ms response and up to 256 sensing points per square meter. Magnetic modules can be replaced in approximately 3 seconds under normal service conditions, while stored calibration data can help restore image consistency.

Exploded IW LED floor module and protective layers — MODULE / SENSING LAYER

Magnetic service tool removing an IW Series module — SERVICE / MAGNETIC MODULE REMOVAL

RESPONSE≈ 10 ms

Interactive response reference for the approved sensing and control system.

DENSITY256 points/m²

Up to 256 sensing points per square meter for interactive floor logic.

TURNAROUND≈ 3 sec

Approximate module replacement under normal service conditions with the correct tool and access.

Environment Envelope

IP65 on both faces—but model selection still defines the site.

Current worksheets list IP65 front and rear protection. P2.604 models and IW3.9 Interactive are specified for indoor use; IW3.9 Non-interactive is the listed outdoor configuration. Outdoor projects still require drainage, suitable connections and weather-aware service planning.

IW Series cabinet with IP65 front and rear protection — IP65 FRONT + REAR / CABINET ENVELOPE

IW2.6 INTERACTIVEIndoor · 600 cd/m² · 3840 Hz

Closer viewing and interactive floor applications.

P2.604

IW2.6 NON-INTERACTIVEIndoor · 1000 cd/m² · 7680 Hz

Display-only indoor floors with higher refresh.

P2.604

IW3.9 INTERACTIVEIndoor · 3000 cd/m² · 3840 Hz

Brighter interactive applications with longer viewing.

P3.906

IW3.9 NON-INTERACTIVEOutdoor · 3000 cd/m² · 7680 Hz

The released outdoor non-interactive configuration.

P3.906

Spatial Programs

Where a continuous floor-to-wall surface changes the project.

IW is especially useful when the experience needs to cross physical planes, carry interaction into the audience path or combine a walkable platform with rental-oriented handling.

01 / RENTAL

Rental Stages

Walkable event floors with repeated assembly, service and camera-aware model selection.

02 / AUTO

Auto Shows

Vehicle presentations combining distributed-load review, ramps and high-impact floor content.

03 / EXHIBITION

Exhibitions & Museums

Visitor paths that carry imagery from the floor into surrounding vertical surfaces.

04 / BRAND

Experience Centers

Floor-to-wall content systems that connect products, architecture and mapped media.

05 / BROADCAST

Studios

Model-specific refresh, grayscale and calibration planning for camera-facing LED floors.

06 / COMMERCIAL

Retail & Hospitality

Walkable temporary or permanent visual surfaces where audience flow and service access are planned together.

Field Case / France

Interactive floor content placed directly into the visitor path.

The supplied France project video demonstrates the commercial use of IW as a walkable visual surface, showing how the screen becomes part of audience circulation rather than remaining a background wall.

Core Model Comparison

Four configurations. Six parameters that matter first.

The main table stays deliberately compact: pixel pitch, brightness, refresh rate, cabinet size, cabinet weight and power. Interaction, protection and installation logic remain visible in the engineering sections above.

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Parameter	IW2.6 Interactive	IW2.6 Non-interactive	IW3.9 Interactive	IW3.9 Non-interactive
Pixel Pitch	2.604 mm	2.604 mm	3.906 mm	3.906 mm
Brightness	600 cd/m²	1,000 cd/m²	3,000 cd/m²	3,000 cd/m²
Refresh Rate	3,840 Hz	7,680 Hz	3,840 Hz	7,680 Hz
Cabinet Size	500×500×85.5 mm	500×500×85.5 mm	500×500×85.5 mm	500×500×85.5 mm
Cabinet Weight	10 kg	10 kg	10 kg	10 kg
Power Consumption	600 / 200 W/m²	540 / 180 W/m²	600 / 200 W/m²	540 / 180 W/m²

Interactive reference: ≈10 ms / 256 points/m²Load: 1,500 kg/m² distributedProtection: IP65 front / rearCabinet module: 250 × 250 mm

Production Release Gate

Four decisions should be frozen before the IW system is released.

Creative geometry increases the need for disciplined project information. Floor map, load path, control logic and service strategy should all be agreed before the system enters fabrication.

Surface Map

Active dimensions, 90° transitions, curve geometry, content coordinates and cabinet count.

Structure & Load

Subframe spacing, floor levels, ramps, distributed loads, wheel conditions and support details.

Power & Interaction

Selected model, connected load, controller topology, sensor scope and camera workflow.

Service & Release Docs

Module access, power-box access, spares, calibration data, drawings, certificates and installation guidance.

Buyer FAQ

IW LED Floor Questions Buyers Ask First

Six practical questions covering load, pitch, indoor/outdoor model choice, camera refresh, interaction and floor-to-wall geometry.

01What does the 1,500 kg/m² IW LED floor load rating mean for an auto show?

The released specification lists a 1,500 kg/m² rated load capacity for the assembled IW floor. This is a distributed-load rating, not automatic approval for a single wheel or vehicle. Review vehicle weight, tire contact pressure, ramps, dynamic movement, subframe spacing and floor leveling before installation.

02Should an IW LED floor project use 2.604 mm or 3.906 mm pixel pitch?

Choose P2.604 for closer viewing and higher native resolution; choose P3.906 for longer viewing distances, higher brightness or the listed outdoor configuration. The worksheets give minimum viewing distances of about 2.6 m and 3.9 m. Final selection should also consider active dimensions, camera distance, content and ambient light.

03Which IW model is suitable for indoor and outdoor LED floor installations?

IW2.6 Interactive, IW2.6 Non-interactive and IW3.9 Interactive are specified for indoor use. IW3.9 Non-interactive is specified for outdoor use. All four models list IP65 front and rear protection, while outdoor projects still require drainage, suitable connectors and weather-aware service planning.

04Is 3,840 Hz or 7,680 Hz refresh rate better for an IW LED floor used on camera?

The interactive P2.604 and P3.906 models list 3,840 Hz; both non-interactive models list 7,680 Hz. Higher refresh can improve camera compatibility, but shutter speed, frame rate, grayscale, controller settings and driver configuration also affect banding. Test the released system with the production camera before approval.

05What interactive performance can the IW LED floor provide?

The optional interactive system is stated at approximately 10 ms response with up to 256 sensing points per square meter. Actual performance depends on the approved sensors, software, controller, tracking area and content logic. Define the interaction zone, simultaneous users and commissioning responsibility before quotation.

06Can IW create a 90° floor-to-wall transition or curved vertical LED layout?

Yes. IW cabinets support 90° floor-to-wall transitions and curved vertical layouts when the approved hardware and support structure are used. Seam consistency depends on curve radius, cabinet leveling, Z-axis alignment, module alignment and content mapping. Submit the dimensions, corner detail, cable route and service clearance before fabrication.

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IW Series From Floor to Wall Without Breaking the Visual Story.

One cabinet platform that changes orientation with the experience.