Ehonor Pro Church LED Screen for Fixed Installation — Front Service, Volunteer-Friendly
The Ehonor Pro church LED screen from LEGIDATECH — a fixed-installation LED wall built on a 480×320×60 mm die-cast aluminum cabinet that weighs just 3 kg. Your volunteers can mount it magnetically, and every serviceable part is reachable from the front.
- 3 kg cabinet — two volunteers can lift and place it
- Magnetic installation — no screws, no on-site module assembly
- Full front maintenance — repairs without tearing open the wall
- Ships factory-assembled — power on as a finished screen
Ehonor series church LED screen in a sanctuary installation
Quick Answers Before You Scroll
What is the Ehonor Pro? The current generation of the Ehonor series — LEGIDATECH’s fixed indoor LED screen line for churches, meeting halls, and worship centers. (The current factory datasheet labels the series “Ehonor”; this site markets the new generation as Ehonor Pro.)
What size is each panel? 480×320 mm, 60 mm deep, in a die-cast aluminum cabinet weighing 3 kg (3.5 kg in the semi-outdoor variant). Portrait or landscape on the same cabinet.
Which pixel pitches? P1.25, P1.53, P1.86, P2, P2.5, P3.076, and P4 indoor — plus front-IP65 semi-outdoor models for covered porches and courtyards.
Can volunteers install it? Yes, for standard wall installations. Panels attach magnetically with no screws and ship with modules, power supply, and receiving card pre-installed. Structural mounts (suspended, ceiling, large floor-standing) still warrant a qualified installer.
What does it cost? Pricing is quoted per project from wall size, pixel pitch, and mounting method — see the quote section for exactly what to send us. As a rule of thumb, finer pitch costs more per square meter and suits closer seating.
A Church LED Screen Built Around One 480×320 mm Panel
The Ehonor Pro church LED screen is a fixed-installation indoor LED wall built on a 480×320×60 mm die-cast aluminum cabinet. Each cabinet ships factory-assembled with three 320×160 mm modules, one power supply, and one receiving card pre-installed — so it arrives as a finished unit, not a kit of parts. It installs magnetically without screws, works in portrait or landscape on the same cabinet, and every serviceable part is accessible from the front. For churches already running an Ehonor series wall, the new generation keeps the same 480×320 platform while upgrading the cabinet to die-cast aluminum.
Pixel pitch options run from P1.25 to P4 for indoor use, plus front-IP65 semi-outdoor variants for covered positions. One panel platform covers the sanctuary stage, the fellowship hall, the corridor, and the covered entrance.
The Three Church Problems the Ehonor Pro Solves
“We can’t afford an installation crew”
Many church screens are quoted with professional installation built in, and that line item kills budgets. Ehonor Pro panels attach magnetically — no screws, no on-site module assembly, and volunteers can complete a standard wall installation themselves.
“Fixing one panel means tearing open the wall”
Rear-service LED walls hide their cables and modules behind the structure. When something fails, the wall comes apart. On the Ehonor Pro, modules, power supply, receiving card, and cables are all front-accessible — a failed module swaps out without moving the wall or the seats.
“The board asks what happens in year five”
A screen the trustees can’t maintain is a liability. The Ehonor Pro standardizes every cabinet on the same parts — one spare power supply and one spare receiving card keep an entire wall serviceable, and the 320×160 mm module is an industry-standard size that stays procurable for years.
Die-Cast Aluminum: 3 kg, Two Volunteers, One Ladder
The cabinet body is die-cast aluminum — the same manufacturing approach used in high-end rental screens, applied here to fixed installation. The result is a 3 kg panel (3.5 kg semi-outdoor) that two volunteers can lift, position, and click into place, at 60 mm depth. Die-cast bodies also conduct heat away from the module plane faster than steel-sheet cabinets, which matters for a screen that runs through an entire Sunday schedule.
Die-cast aluminum cabinet — 480×320×60 mm, 3 kg, as specified in the factory datasheet
Magnetic Installation — No Screws, No Technician for Standard Walls
Panels click onto the mounting structure magnetically and pull off the same way, so a standard wall installation can be completed by church volunteers — no specialist crew for a straightforward sanctuary or fellowship-hall wall. The panel frame also carries fixing holes for cases where a fixed mechanical attachment is preferred — for example, mounting to 4×4 cm wooden square tubes with ordinary screws through the frame.
Four mounting methods are supported from the same cabinet: wall-mounted, floor-standing, suspended, and ceiling-mounted — covering the stage backdrop, the side screens, the lobby wall, and the corridor banner position.
Four installation methods on one cabinet: wall, floor-standing, suspended, ceiling
Full Front Service — Repairs Without Touching the Wall
Everything that can fail is reachable from the front: modules, power supply, receiving card, and the cabling between them. A volunteer with a ladder services the screen from the sanctuary floor — no scaffolding on the stage, no dismantling the mounting structure, no moving the choir seats. Modules detach magnetically and the replacement clicks into the same position.
Modules, power supply, receiving card, and cables — all front-accessible
One Platform, One Set of Spares
Each cabinet carries exactly one power supply and one receiving card, and each of those drives only three modules — a deliberately light load per component, compared with conventional cabinets that run many more modules per supply, as marked in the factory comparison. The practical consequence for a church: every cabinet in the wall uses identical parts in identical positions. One spare power supply and one spare receiving card in the storage room keep the entire wall serviceable for years — a stocking logic your trustees can actually budget for.
3840Hz Refresh: Flicker-Free for Livestreams and Recordings
The Ehonor Pro runs at a 3840 Hz refresh rate (1920 Hz in lower-tier settings) — widely treated as the camera-safe level, where broadcast cameras and phones typically stop showing scan lines on a live stream or recording. If your church livestreams services or records worship, this is the specification that decides whether the screen looks solid on video or striped. Brightness runs 600–800 nits across the indoor range (800–1000 nits on P3.076 and P4) — enough to read clearly under stage lighting without washing out the room, with 160/160° viewing angles so the side pews see the same picture as the center.
Refresh-rate comparison from the factory datasheet — the camera-safe difference
Portrait or Landscape on the Same Cabinet
The same 480×320 mm cabinet runs in both orientations — so the wide stage backdrop, the tall side screens flanking the pulpit, and the corridor banner strip all build from one panel inventory. Each cabinet includes a carry handle, which makes repositioning panels between configurations a two-person job rather than a rigging project.
Portrait and landscape from one cabinet
Built-in carry handle for two-person repositioning
Heat Management for a Screen That Runs All Sunday
A church LED screen often runs from Sunday school through the evening service — then repeats midweek. The Ehonor Pro pairs the die-cast aluminum body (fast heat conduction away from the module plane) with turbo-style rear cooling fans that pull heat out of the cabinet. Vortex-shaped heat-dissipation holes on the rear cover follow the same principle as the previous generation’s design. The screen stays within its operating range through a full service schedule, which is what extends module life beyond the warranty conversation.
The 320×160 mm Module: Why Standardization Matters to Your Budget
Each cabinet carries three 320×160 mm modules — one of the most widely used indoor LED module sizes in the industry. That matters years from now: a standard module stays procurable and affordable, while proprietary odd sizes get scarce and expensive. When one module of your wall fails in year four, the replacement is a standard part, not a custom order.
Covered Porch or Full Weather? The Semi-Outdoor Line
For the covered entrance, the drive-through check-in, or a courtyard position under a roof, the Ehonor semi-outdoor models (P2.5–P6.667) raise the front-face protection to IP65 (rear IP31) and weight to 3.5 kg. They are built for sheltered outdoor positions — rain-protected but not full weather.
For a screen that takes direct rain and sun with no shelter at all — an outdoor courtyard cross, a roadside church sign — the Ehonor platform is the wrong tool. Ask us about fully outdoor-rated options instead; the semi-outdoor line is not one.
Ehonor Pro Church LED Screen Specifications
Seven indoor models share one platform. The table below is the current factory datasheet for the new generation (die-cast aluminum, 60 mm, magnetic, full front service).
| Model | Ehonor 1.2 | Ehonor 1.5 | Ehonor 1.8 | Ehonor 2 | Ehonor 2.5 | Ehonor 3 | Ehonor 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel Pitch (mm) | 1.25 | 1.53 | 1.86 | 2 | 2.5 | 3.076 | 4 |
| Panel Pixel | 384×256 | 312×208 | 258×172 | 240×160 | 192×128 | 156×104 | 120×80 |
| Pixel Matrix Per Panel | 98,304 | 64,896 | 44,376 | 38,400 | 24,576 | 16,224 | 9,600 |
| Brightness (nits) | 600–800 | 800–1000 | |||||
| Pixel Configuration | SMD | ||||||
| Colors | 68.7 Billion | ||||||
| Refresh Rate (Hz) | 3840 / 1920 | ||||||
| Viewing Angle | 160° / 160° | ||||||
| Cabinet Size (mm) | 480×320×60 | ||||||
| Cabinet Weight | 3 kg | ||||||
| Module Size (mm) | 320×160 (3 per cabinet) | ||||||
| Max Power / Standby (W) | 60 / 25 | ||||||
| Initial Power (W) | 200 | ||||||
| IP Rating (indoor) | IP31 | ||||||
| Input Voltage | 100–240V | ||||||
| Front / Rear Protection | Front service, all parts | ||||||
Cabinet three-view drawing — 480×320×60 mm, as dimensioned in the factory datasheet
Pixel Pitch and Viewing Distance for a Church Sanctuary
Sanctuaries differ from auditoriums: long center aisles, wide side sections, and a stage the whole room faces. The practical rule is one meter of comfortable viewing distance per millimeter of pixel pitch — then judge by your closest pew.
| Pitch | Closest Comfortable Viewer | Typical Church Position |
|---|---|---|
| P1.25 / P1.53 | 1.5–2 m | Small chapel, foyer screen at eye level |
| P1.86 / P2 | 2–2.5 m | Front pews close to the stage backdrop |
| P2.5 | 2.5–3 m | The all-round sanctuary choice — most common church pitch |
| P3.076 / P4 | 3–4 m+ | Large sanctuaries, halls, rear-wall or overflow screens |
For the middle of the range, P2.5 is the mainstream indoor church pitch — fine enough for the front rows, affordable at sanctuary width, and the pitch behind a large share of our delivered church projects. Send us your room dimensions and we will confirm the pitch before quoting.
GOB and COB Options for High-Traffic Church Positions
For lobby walls, children’s ministry corridors, or any position where fingers and vacuum cleaners reach the screen, GOB (glue-on-board) and COB (chip-on-board) module coatings have been offered on this platform — GOB adds an epoxy layer over the LEDs, COB encapsulates them at the chip level. Both raise impact and moisture protection over standard SMD. Availability varies by production batch: confirm current GOB/COB options with your quotation rather than assuming they are fitted.
Real Church Installations, Real Congregations
The Ehonor series has shipped to churches across continents — P2.5 walls in Nigeria and Ghana, an Ehonor P2.5 backdrop in a UK church, a 5.12×2.88 m screen in Peru, and the London worship center below. Every photo below is a delivered project, not a render.
London worship center — the LED wall mid-service
P2.5 church screen in Nigeria — delivered and in service
More delivered projects with photos and screen sizes: P2.5 indoor LED screen for church in Nigeria, Ehonor P2.5 church wall in the UK, and the 5.12×2.88 m Peru installation.
Fire Safety and Certifications a Board Can File
The platform carries CE, RoHS, LVD, FCC, and PSE, with SGS UL94 V-0 flammability verification on the materials — the certification set a church board or insurer asks for. The die-cast aluminum body is itself non-combustible; the previous generation’s UV flame-retardant material approach carries over in the plastics used. Certificates are available as PDFs with your quotation.
Delivery, Training, and Who Looks After You in Year Three
Panels ship two per color box, factory-certified and powered on before packing. Each cabinet arrives with modules, power supply, and receiving card installed — the wall assembles as finished units, not parts. Delivery runs to the nearest port in your country; your quotation confirms the port and the lead time. This platform has historically carried a 5-year warranty — confirm the current warranty term with your quotation.
One responsibility line is worth drawing: volunteers handle the mechanical build — panel placement, magnetic attachment, data cabling between cabinets. The final mains connection (100–240V) is a licensed electrician’s job, exactly as with any fixed installation. Plan the electrician into the schedule before delivery day.
Year-three support is the same channel as day one: your quote, your spec sheet, and your spares list all reference the same standard parts, so a volunteer or a local technician can act on them without translating a custom BOM.
Ehonor Pro Church LED Screen: Questions Answered
For a standard wall installation, yes. The cabinet attaches magnetically without screws and ships factory-assembled with plug-and-play cabling. Two adults can lift the 3 kg panels. Structural work — suspended, ceiling, or large floor-standing walls — still warrants a qualified installer.
Modules detach from the front magnetically. The replacement module clicks into the same position, and the wall around it never comes apart. Power supply and receiving card are equally front-accessible.
Judge by your closest viewer. Front pews close to the stage call for P1.86–P2.5; a typical sanctuary works well at P2.5; large halls with 4 m+ viewing start at P3.076. Send room dimensions and we confirm the pitch before quoting.
The 3840 Hz refresh rate is the camera-safe level — broadcast cameras and phones typically stop showing scan lines at this rate, so recordings and streams show a solid screen.
Yes. Every cabinet is the same 480×320 mm platform with the same parts, so widening the backdrop or adding side screens later reuses the same panel type and spares.
The semi-outdoor models (P2.5–P6.667, front IP65 / rear IP31, 3.5 kg) are built for sheltered outdoor positions like covered porches. Fully exposed positions need a fully outdoor-rated product — ask us and we will point you to it honestly.
Per project, from wall size, pitch, and mounting method. Finer pitch costs more per square meter and suits closer seating. The quote section below tells you exactly what to send us for an accurate number.
The platform has historically carried a 5-year warranty. Confirm the current warranty term together with lead time and MOQ in your quotation.
The Complete Church Guide to Fixed LED Screens
Related reading for church tech teams and building committees:
- Pixel Pitch in LED Displays — the full guide behind the viewing-distance table above
- Why the Ehonor series is designed the way it is — the engineering rationale
- Church LED wall price: the quick guide — budget planning for building committees
- Foldable LED poster display for churches — the portable alternative for outreach and multi-site use
- All church LED screens — the full product range