PixelFLEX Adds FLEXLite to Growing Line of LED Screens LED screen manufacturer PixelFLEX is introducing another product in its diverse, growing line of LED video screens with the addition of the FLEXLite LED tile. Available in both indoor and outdoor options, FLEXLite is designed for clients who asked for an economical solution to meet their needs for permanent installations and lightweight event screens. The indoor version comes in pitches of 3.0, 5.2, 6.9, and 7.8mm and is designed for trade shows, other events, and signage. In outdoor situations like advertising and large music or sporting events, FLEXLite is bright enough to compete with sunlight, the company says. A dedicated outdoor product that comes in both blowthrough and non-blowthrough designs allows the customer to have even more creative control. It is manufactured in pitches of 6.25, 8.9, and 12.0mm with brightness of 5,000nt. The frame is made of die cast aluminum, resulting in a lightweight yet durable tile that weighs 28lb each. PixelFLEX has taken all of the aspects it has been known for in its touring products and transformed them into a single product that makes sense for installation. It can be installed and dismantled by one person, making FLEXLite time and labor efficient. The LED panel also comes in a rectangle shape -- versus the traditional square -- and consequently covers more space with less tiles, the company says. "We saw a demand from our customers asking for a product like FLEXLite," says director of marketing David Venus. "It was our goal to create a product that not only fit the lightweight and durable characteristics of the PixelFLEX brand but also was an economical choice that looked phenomenal." Videos and images can be sent to the screen using any computer with a DVI-D or HDMI. It uses debugging technology to prohibit issues with gray scale level. The LED screen also has a powerful 140-degree viewing angle.With FLEXLite, clients get PixelFLEX quality that fits various budgets, the company says. See PixelFLEX at PLASA Focus: Baltimore, May 8 - 9. ![](/std_images/blank.gif)
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