Tyworth TF-261 Indoor LED Panels Hire
The Tyworth TF-261 is a flat, square indoor LED panel with a fine 2.604mm pixel pitch and a 5000:1 contrast ratio. Panels can be assembled into curved structures, giving flexible, high-resolution display options for indoor installations.
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Description
The Tyworth TF series takes display technology further with its curved-capable LED screens. Individual panels are flat, but assembling them together lets you build curved structures. This creates an immersive, dynamic viewing experience. Therefore, the TF series can conform to different architectural spaces and design needs, well beyond a simple flat screen.
The TF-261 uses a fine 2.604mm pixel pitch, giving sharp, high-resolution image quality suited to close-viewing indoor environments. As a result, it’s a strong fit for retail displays, corporate installs, exhibitions, and any indoor space where detail and clarity matter. Panels assemble in any configuration required, so the TF-261 adapts to whatever the venue or design calls for.
Key Features
- Square 500×500 flat panel format
- Assembles into curved structures for architectural and immersive installations
- Fine 2.604mm pixel pitch for sharp, close-viewing image quality
- 5000:1 contrast ratio for deep, high-quality blacks
- Wide 140°/140° (H/V) viewing angle
- Refresh rate over 3840Hz for smooth, flicker-free playback
- Die-cast aluminium construction, 7kg per panel
- Front and rear maintenance access
- Indoor use only (IP40/IP21 rated)
Built for Immersive, Curved Displays
The TF series stands out for how it builds curved structures from flat panels, creating a genuinely transformative viewing experience. Assembling panels this way adds real depth and immersion. As a result, it suits environments where dynamic, engaging visuals matter most.
Imagine a space where the display wraps around the viewer, drawing them into vivid colour and sharp detail. The TF-261 brings this to life, with panels curving seamlessly around corners and contours. Therefore, flat surfaces become dynamic, three-dimensional canvases, built for high-impact indoor installations where close-up image quality is essential.
