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An LED screen can be installed in a mosque to show prayer times, the sermon text, announcements and religious days. Two distances decide the right screen: the nearest worshipper sets the pixel pitch, and the farthest row sets the screen size. The same rules apply to churches, cemevis and other places of worship. ARLEDSCREEN surveys, installs and services its own NXTIONSTAR LED screens from its Gaziosmanpaşa, Istanbul HQ.
Short answer: An LED screen can be installed in a mosque to show prayer times, the sermon text, announcements and religious days. The nearest worshipper sets the pixel pitch and the farthest row sets the screen size. The same rules apply to churches, cemevis and other places of worship.
If a small masjid only needs a prayer-time chart, a single LCD screen may be enough. In a large prayer hall most worshippers watch from a distance, so an LED screen, which grows by adding modules, is the better fit. LED screens are built from 320 × 160 mm modules; the size is planned around the wall beside the mihrab or in the women's gallery.
As a general rule, choose a screen height of about one eighth of the distance to the farthest viewer, so prayer times and sermon text stay readable from the back rows. For example, if the last row is 12 m away, a screen about 1.44 m high (9 modules) is a good starting point. The examples in the table follow this rule; the final size is set at the survey.
Pitch follows the nearest viewer: roughly 1 m of distance per 1 mm of pitch (P3.07 ≈ 3 m). Inside a mosque the front rows are usually more than 3–4 m away, so indoor P3.07 or P4 modules are enough. If the screen sits very close to worshippers, P2.5 is preferred. Courtyard and façade screens use outdoor P4 or P5 modules.
An LED screen displays the signal it receives. Prayer times, the sermon text, announcements and verse images can be played as scheduled content from a media player or an asynchronous control card (Huidu, NovaStar), so the programme keeps running with the PC off. The content source and control system are agreed at the survey and written into the quote.
Published panel prices are in USD per panel, VAT included; shipping and on-site installation excluded: indoor P2.5 38.62, indoor P3.07 37.06, indoor P4 32.38, outdoor P4 40.56 and outdoor P5 35.88. Amounts in the table are module cost only; control card, cabinet or frame, labour and software are added separately. Installment payment is available, and we accept TL, USD, EUR and other currencies. For screens funded by an association or donations, the payment plan is stated in the written quote.
| Farthest row | Example screen size | Modules | Suggested pitch | Module cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ≈ 6 m | 1.60 × 0.96 m | 30 | P3.07 indoor | 926.40 |
| ≈ 12 m | 2.56 × 1.44 m | 72 | P3.07 indoor | 2,223.36 |
| ≈ 20 m | 4.16 × 2.40 m | 195 | P4 indoor | 5,261.10 |
Yes. An LED screen can be mounted beside the mihrab, in the women's gallery or in the courtyard. Wall load, power line and cable route are checked at the survey.
If the last row is 12 m away, about 2.56 × 1.44 m (72 modules, ≈ 3.7 m²) is a good start; indoor P3.07 module cost is 72 × 37.06 = USD 2,223.36 (module only, VAT included; shipping and on-site installation excluded). Small neighbourhood mosques may need less.
It depends on size, pitch and mounting. Panel prices are published (e.g. indoor P3.07 USD 37.06 per panel); the final amount is given in a written quote after survey. Installment payment is available.
The same rules apply: pitch follows the nearest viewer, size follows the farthest. Large halls suit LED; small rooms can use LCD.
Delivery takes 3–21 days of preparation + 1–14 days of shipping. The date for your project is stated in the written quote.
Send the hall size, the distance to the front and back rows and a photo of the wall; we will suggest size, pitch and budget.
Published USD prices for 12 panel models (e.g. P1.25 GOB 115.06 USD) are on our price list. VAT included; freight/installation excluded; no free shipping.
