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A pitch ladder for one building
Short dwell points and long concourses receive different pitches, so budget goes where legibility is needed.
Industry solution
Information that reads at concourse speed.
Information that stays readable in a moving, crowded space.
Transport buildings combine long viewing distances with strict access rules. We plan around passenger flow, produce displays that pass local safety review, and keep departure information legible from concourse level without glare into adjacent offices.

Why this specification wins
Selected from the site constraints above, not from a catalogue habit.
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Short dwell points and long concourses receive different pitches, so budget goes where legibility is needed.
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Pre-assembled cabinets, labelled cabling and a closure-window plan reduce work inside the terminal.
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Override inputs and a brightness schedule are agreed with the operator before commissioning.
These are the constraints we check before recommending a series or a pixel pitch.
Display positions and pitch planned from passenger sight lines and dwell points.
Structure, power and material documents prepared for the venue authority.
Pre-assembled cabinets and labelled cabling to fit limited closure windows.
Emergency override and brightness schedule agreed with the operator.
Most projects combine two of these. Each series page lists models, specifications and the pitch range available.
Concourse information walls
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Tell us the environment and we will share the closest installed configuration.