This page sets the datasheet figures of two sports perimeter boards side by side, with weight and draw per square metre worked out where a sheet prints them per cabinet or the other way round.
| AOTO SP06V | QSTECH SP7262 | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | AOTO, SP series | QSTECH, SP72 series |
| Pixel pitch | 6.25 mm | 6.2 mm |
| Cabinet size | 1600 × 900 × 120 mm | 1600 × 900 × 110 mm |
| Pixels per cabinet | 256 × 144 (36,864 px) | not published |
| Weight | 52 kg (36 kg/m², derived) | 48 kg (33 kg/m², derived) |
| Maximum power | 920 W per cabinet (639 W/m², derived) | not published |
| Typical power | 290 W per cabinet (201 W/m², derived) | not published |
| Brightness | 6,000 nits | 6,000 nits |
| Refresh rate | 10,000 Hz | 15,000 Hz |
| Viewing angle (H / V) | 160° / 130° | not published |
| Ingress protection | IP65 | IP66 front and back |
| Stand tilt | not published | not published |
By weight per square metre, the QSTECH SP7262 is the lighter board: 33 kg/m² against 36 kg/m² for the AOTO SP06V, which is what the ballast and the stands carry along a run.
Circuits are sized on maximum draw, and the sheet for the QSTECH SP7262 does not publish it, so a power plan for a run needs that figure from the maker.
Perimeter planning is not in the RigPlan planner yet. The planner works in one rectangle of panels, flown, stacked or wall-mounted; a perimeter run is segments of one row in a line round a field, on stands with ballast, with fibre between segments. These pages are for looking boards up and comparing them. Every board in the database is on the perimeter boards list.