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Gemini 3.9

About Gemini 3.9

Designed from the ground up, Gemini was engineered for both fixed installation and temporary rental applications. The Gemini frame can be flown overhead, wall-mounted, or ground supported via structure. The panels are both front and rear serviceable making them flexible for any application. Interchangeable rear power and datahubs ensure your frames will always be operational. Gemini comes standard with both convex and concave curving locks, providing the ability to add dimension to your display.

What's under the hood

  • Pixel Pitch: 3.91mm
  • Pixel Density: 65,536 Pixels/M2
  • LED Type: SMD2020
  • Module Dimensions: 9.85” x 9.85”
  • Brightness: 800 Nits
  • Best Viewing Distance: > 4 M (12 Feet)
  • Avg Energy Consumption: 162 watts
  • IP Rating: IP43(Indoor)
  • Refresh Rate: ≥3840Hz
  • LED Lifetime: 100,000 Hours / 12 Years

THE UBERGIST

Clarification of the technical speak

An UBER LED is a configuration of Red, Green and Blue, Light Emitting Diodes combined together to create a high-quality,
full color display.

Pixel pitch, measured in milimeters, is simply the distance between the center point of each LED pixel cluster.
Essentially, the shorter the distance between each cluster, the higher the resolution of the display.

Pixel density refers to the amount of pixels contained within a certain area. In Uber’s case, it is the amount of
pixels per square meter (m2). The amount of pixels within each square meter panel is indicative of the displayʼs resolution.

Pixel configuration refers to the type of LED module used within a display. SMD is a single module that contains the
Red, Green, Blue light elements within a single unit, allowing for closer pixel pitch and increased pixel density.

The IP rating refers to the LED displays’ level of protection from environmental elements. Click here for more information on IP ratings.

The refresh rate is the amount of frames the LED can display per second. The refresh rate is measured in Hertz, which is
simply one second.

The brightness of the display is measured in Nits per square meter (nit/m2). A Nit is simply a measurement of Luminance.
The more Nits, the higher capacity of brightness the display has.simply one second.

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