EIRC2.976 Indoor Rental LED Display Screen 500x1000x65mm P2.976 3840Hz IP43 Front Rear Service

描述

EIRC2.976 — 500 × 1000 × 65 mm Indoor Rental LED Cabinet

An indoor rental cabinet with a 2.976 mm pixel pitch, 500 × 1000 mm cabinet, and 3840 Hz refresh. Die-cast aluminium body with fast lock and arc lock, front and rear service, and 100–240 V wide input. 168 × 336 pixels per cabinet — 56,448 in total — on a 250 × 250 mm module.

Key Features

High-precision arc lock
The locking mechanism is machined to hold a set angle between cabinets, so a curved wall keeps its shape instead of relying on the operator to judge it. Convex and concave builds both come out clean.

Fast lock, tool-free
Cabinets lock to their neighbours by hand. A 3 × 2 m wall goes up without a single tool, which is the difference between a two-hour build and a four-hour one.

500 × 1000 mm cabinet, seamless splicing
A 500 × 1000 mm cabinet that reaches stage height with fewer, wider units. Modules butt together with no visible seam, so the wall reads as one image rather than a grid.

Front and rear service
Modules come out from the front for a wall that sits against a wall or in a corner; the rear opens for receiver card and power work when there is walk-around space. One cabinet stock covers both site conditions.

Built-in anti-collision corners
The corners are the first thing to hit the floor and the truck. Integrated guards take the impact instead of the cabinet frame, which keeps cabinets lining up season after season.

Lightweight, with a pulling handle
A rear pulling handle lets one person lift and hang a cabinet without gripping the mask, and the die-cast body keeps the weight down for crew working at height.

Specifications

FAQ

Q: What is the EIRC2.976, and what is it used for?
A: The EIRC2.976 is an indoor rental LED cabinet with a 2.976 mm pixel pitch and 500 × 1000 mm cabinet. It belongs to the EIR rental family: die-cast aluminium cabinet, fast lock and arc lock, a pulling handle on the rear, and 3840 Hz refresh. It is the cabinet rental companies stock for conferences, product launches, exhibitions, weddings, church stages, hotel ballrooms and studio work — indoor events that are built and struck in a single day.

Q: How much screen does one cabinet give me?
A: One cabinet is 500 × 1000 × 65 mm and carries 168 × 336 pixels, 56,448 in total, on a 250 × 250 mm module. Because the cabinet is 500 mm wide, a 3 × 2 m wall is a whole number of cabinets with no cutting — a 500 × 1000 mm cabinet that reaches stage height with fewer, wider units.

Q: Can it be serviced from both the front and the rear?
A: Yes. The EIRC2.976 is listed as front and rear service: the module is magnetically or latch released from the front when the wall sits against a wall or in a corner, and the rear of the cabinet opens for receiver card and power supply work when there is walk-around space. That flexibility is what makes one cabinet stock usable for both flat-on-wall and free-standing stage builds.

Q: What voltage and controller does it need?
A: The input is 100–240 VAC 50/60 Hz, so the same cabinet works on 110 V and 220 V sites without a different power option — useful when stock travels between markets. It uses a Muen power supply and a Novastar control system, so any Novastar sending card and software will drive it.

Q: Can it be curved or stacked, and how is it protected in transit?
A: The cabinet carries a high-precision arc lock, so cabinets can be angled into a convex or concave curve, and the fast lock allows tool-free assembly for flat stacking or truss hanging. Built-in anti-collision corners protect the frame during load-in, and the sealed module design is rated IP43 for dust and splash resistance — which suits indoor rental and the back of a truck, not permanent outdoor installation.