17 perimeter boards · 4 source documents · last read 7 October 2026 · rigplan.app/panels/manufacturer/linsn-led/review
This sheet lists every value RigPlan stores for Linsn LED perimeter boards, as stored, with the document each was read from and the day it was read. Write anything that disagrees with the current datasheet in the correction column and send the sheet back to erik@enrenterprises.com; corrections go live within a day.
The indoor version of Linsn’s sports cabinet, for indoor stadium perimeter use per Linsn’s sports brochure. The page table prints brightness as 800 to 900 nits and refresh as 1,920 to 3,840 Hz (the tops are stored), and the average power as "270w" with no basis; Linsn’s 2026 catalogue gives it as 270 W per cabinet. The spec sheet linked from the same page prints other figures for this pitch: 450 W average, 980 W maximum, at least 960 Hz and IP43.
The indoor version of Linsn’s sports cabinet, for indoor stadium perimeter use per Linsn’s sports brochure. The page table prints brightness as 800 to 900 nits and refresh as 1,920 to 3,840 Hz (the tops are stored), and the average power as "270w" with no basis; Linsn’s 2026 catalogue gives it as 270 W per cabinet. The spec sheet linked from the same page prints other figures for this pitch: 380 W average, 900 W maximum, at least 960 Hz and IP43.
The indoor version of Linsn’s sports cabinet, for indoor stadium perimeter use per Linsn’s sports brochure. The page table prints brightness as 800 to 800 nits and refresh as 1,920 to 3,840 Hz (the tops are stored), and the average power as "270w" with no basis; Linsn’s 2026 catalogue gives it as 270 W per cabinet. The spec sheet linked from the same page prints other figures for this pitch: 350 W average, 880 W maximum, at least 960 Hz and IP43.
The indoor version of Linsn’s sports cabinet, for indoor stadium perimeter use per Linsn’s sports brochure. The page table prints brightness as 800 to 800 nits and refresh as 1,920 to 3,840 Hz (the tops are stored), and the average power as "270w" with no basis; Linsn’s 2026 catalogue gives it as 270 W per cabinet. The spec sheet linked from the same page prints other figures for this pitch: 320 W average, 850 W maximum, at least 960 Hz and IP43.
The outdoor version of Linsn’s sports cabinet ("Fixed Installation, Rental, or Perimeter LED Display"), with soft masks; Linsn’s sports brochure names stadium perimeter use. The figures stored are the page table’s, which Linsn’s 2026 catalogue repeats; the spec sheet linked from the same page prints other ones for this pitch: 450 W average, 950 W maximum, 26 kg. Refresh as at least 3,840 Hz. No viewing angle is printed.
The sports version of Linsn’s OF800 front-service cabinet, with a soft module mask and adjustable back brackets, on Linsn’s perimeter list. The table prints power as 600 W maximum and 300 W average with no basis, per cabinet or per m², so power is not stored. Brightness 5,500 to 6,500 (the top is stored), refresh at least 1,920 Hz. No cabinet resolution is printed. Linsn’s sports page prints the depth as 87 mm; the table, stored here, says 98 mm.
The sports version of Linsn’s EV960 energy-saving cabinet, with a soft pillow protector, first on Linsn’s perimeter list; the 2026 catalogue repeats these figures. An older page for the same model is still live and prints others (28 kg, 75 mm deep, 150 W average). Refresh as at least 3,840 Hz.
Sold as a "Sports Perimeter LED Display" that stands on a flexible back bracket. The table prints power per m² only, the average as a range of 350 to 400 W/m² (the top is stored), brightness as at least 6,000 nits (the text says above 5,000) and refresh as at least 3,840 Hz. It labels the cabinet with a resolution of 144 × 24 dots that does not fit it; the panel resolution, which does, is stored. No weight, depth, viewing angle or bracket angle is printed.
The outdoor version of Linsn’s sports cabinet ("Fixed Installation, Rental, or Perimeter LED Display"), with soft masks; Linsn’s sports brochure names stadium perimeter use. The figures stored are the page table’s, which Linsn’s 2026 catalogue repeats; the spec sheet linked from the same page prints other ones for this pitch: 350 W average, 880 W maximum, 26 kg. Refresh as at least 3,840 Hz. No viewing angle is printed.
The sports version of Linsn’s EV960 energy-saving cabinet, with a soft pillow protector, first on Linsn’s perimeter list; the 2026 catalogue repeats these figures. An older page for the same model is still live and prints others (28 kg, 75 mm deep, 150 W average). Refresh as at least 3,840 Hz.
Sold as a "Sports Perimeter LED Display" that stands on a flexible back bracket. The table prints power per m² only, the average as a range of 350 to 400 W/m² (the top is stored), brightness as at least 6,000 nits (the text says above 5,000) and refresh as at least 3,840 Hz. It labels the cabinet with a resolution of 144 × 24 dots that does not fit it; the panel resolution, which does, is stored. No weight, depth, viewing angle or bracket angle is printed.
The outdoor version of Linsn’s sports cabinet ("Fixed Installation, Rental, or Perimeter LED Display"), with soft masks; Linsn’s sports brochure names stadium perimeter use. The figures stored are the page table’s, which Linsn’s 2026 catalogue repeats; the spec sheet linked from the same page prints other ones for this pitch: 320 W average, 850 W maximum, 26 kg. Refresh as at least 3,840 Hz. No viewing angle is printed.
The sports version of Linsn’s OF800 front-service cabinet, with a soft module mask and adjustable back brackets, on Linsn’s perimeter list. The table prints power as 600 W maximum and 300 W average with no basis, per cabinet or per m², so power is not stored. Brightness 5,500 to 6,500 (the top is stored), refresh at least 1,920 Hz. No cabinet resolution is printed. Linsn’s sports page prints the depth as 87 mm; the table, stored here, says 98 mm.
The sports version of Linsn’s EV960 energy-saving cabinet, with a soft pillow protector, first on Linsn’s perimeter list; the 2026 catalogue repeats these figures. An older page for the same model is still live and prints others (28 kg, 75 mm deep, 150 W average). Refresh as at least 3,840 Hz.
Sold as a "Sports Perimeter LED Display" that stands on a flexible back bracket. The table prints power per m² only, the average as a range of 350 to 400 W/m² (the top is stored), brightness as at least 6,000 nits (the text says above 5,000) and refresh as at least 3,840 Hz. It labels the cabinet with a resolution of 144 × 24 dots that does not fit it; the panel resolution, which does, is stored. No weight, depth, viewing angle or bracket angle is printed.
The outdoor version of Linsn’s sports cabinet ("Fixed Installation, Rental, or Perimeter LED Display"), with soft masks; Linsn’s sports brochure names stadium perimeter use. The figures stored are the page table’s, which Linsn’s 2026 catalogue repeats; the spec sheet linked from the same page prints other ones for this pitch: 280 W average, 750 W maximum, 26 kg. Refresh as at least 3,840 Hz. No viewing angle is printed.
The sports version of Linsn’s OF800 front-service cabinet, with a soft module mask and adjustable back brackets, on Linsn’s perimeter list. The table prints power as 600 W maximum and 300 W average with no basis, per cabinet or per m², so power is not stored. Brightness 5,500 to 6,500 (the top is stored), refresh at least 1,920 Hz. No cabinet resolution is printed. Linsn’s sports page prints the depth as 87 mm; the table, stored here, says 98 mm.