Stadium screens
Replays, line-ups and sponsor content — a screen that holds in sunlight and stays clean on broadcast
A stadium screen does two jobs at once: it has to be legible to spectators a hundred metres away, and it has to look clean on the broadcast. The first requires brightness — up to 10,000 nits, because the screen competes with direct sunlight on a May afternoon. The second requires refresh rate, or dark banding settles across the image in the camera frame. We deliver screens that solve both, on steel structures dimensioned for wind loads at the site. The surface carries replays, line-ups, match time and sponsor content across the whole matchday.
Built to perform
Legible in direct sun
Up to 10,000 nits keeps the image clear even with afternoon sun striking the surface. A light sensor dims the screen automatically as it gets dark.
Clean on broadcast
7,680 Hz refresh and support for 120 fps capture. No dark banding across the screen when the camera pans, or in slow-motion replay.
Replays and match information
Goal replays, line-ups, match time and statistics on the same surface. Connected to match and timing systems so figures update without manual entry.
Sponsor surface all matchday
The screen carries sponsor content before kick-off, at half time and after the final whistle. Content is planned in advance and runs with the flow of the match.
Built for Nordic weather
IP65-rated cabinets on steel structures dimensioned for wind and snow loads at the site. We supply calculations for the building application where required.
Dimensioned to the stand
Pixel pitch and surface size are chosen from the distance to the back row. The screen should read as clearly from the top of the stand as from pitchside.
Use cases
Football stadiums
A large screen behind the goal carrying replays and match information. Visible across the whole stand, including in daylight.
Sports halls
Indoor screens above the stand or on the end wall. Tighter pixel pitch, because the audience sits closer to the surface.
Athletics venues
Times, results and live image for spectators around the whole track. One large point every section can see.
Ski venues and outdoor arenas
Screens that handle cold and snow loads through the season. Finishes and split times shown where the crowd stands.
Training grounds and academies
Video analysis and review directly on the pitch. The same surface serves events outside training hours.
Frequently asked questions
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