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AOTO SP10V vs Dicolor F2-100

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 SP10VDicolor F2-100
ManufacturerAOTO, SP seriesDicolor, F2 series
Pixel pitch10 mm10 mm
Cabinet size1600 × 900 × 120 mm1280 × 960 × 100 mm
Pixels per cabinet160 × 90 (14,400 px)not published
Weight52 kg (36 kg/m², derived)45 kg (37 kg/m², derived)
Maximum power1,000 W per cabinet (694 W/m², derived)not published
Typical power290 W per cabinet (201 W/m², derived)258 W/m² (317 W per cabinet, derived)
Brightness6,000 nits8,000 nits
Refresh rate18,000 Hz3,840 Hz
Viewing angle (H / V)160° / 100°not published
Ingress protectionIP65IP65 front, IP54 back
Stand tiltnot published70° to 90°, in 5° steps

What the sheets say

By weight per square metre, the AOTO SP10V is the lighter board: 36 kg/m² against 37 kg/m² for the Dicolor F2-100, which is what the ballast and the stands carry along a run.

On typical content the AOTO SP10V draws less: 201 W/m² against 258 W/m² for the Dicolor F2-100.

Circuits are sized on maximum draw, and the sheet for the Dicolor F2-100 does not publish it, so a power plan for a run needs that figure from the maker.

The Dicolor F2-100 is rated brighter, 8,000 nits against 6,000 nits.

Sources

Perimeter planning

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.