This sheet gives the datasheet figures for the QSTECH SP7262, a 6.2 mm sports perimeter board in a 1600 × 900 mm cabinet. Where the maker's sheet is silent, the row says so.
| Manufacturer | QSTECH, SP72 series |
| Pixel pitch | 6.2 mm |
| Cabinet size | 1600 × 900 × 110 mm |
| Pixels per cabinet | not published |
| Weight | 48 kg (33 kg/m², derived) |
| Maximum power | not published |
| Typical power | not published |
| Brightness | 6,000 nits |
| Refresh rate | 15,000 Hz |
| Viewing angle (H / V) | not published |
| Ingress protection | IP66 front and back |
| Stand tilt | not published |
Source: QSTECH SP72 Series product page (qs-tech.com), retrieved 2026-10-07. Sold as a "Premium Perimeter And Ribbon Sports Display" (the Chinese site calls the series a stadium perimeter screen). The page contradicts itself twice: its table gives a refresh rate of 15,000 Hz where its text says 7,680 Hz, and IP66 where a bullet says IP65; the table is stored. It gives the viewing angle only as "160°", with no horizontal and vertical split, and publishes no power, resolution or tilt. Front and rear service. The maker’s Chinese site lists differently numbered SP-S models with other figures under the same series; they are not listed here.
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.
It is listed on the QSTECH page, among the perimeter boards from every maker in the database, and in the full panel database.