LED Display Planning for Trampoline Parks

Quick answer

Start by zoning the venue: active floor, queue, seating and entrance. Match pixel pitch to the closest regular viewer and the smallest safety or price text, but also check the furthest active zone. Choose protected indoor modules for likely contact or dust, front service where rear access is closed, and confirm the exact quoted configuration, mounting, power and content control in writing.

Sources used: EA500RF2 specs; EA1920iP5 specs; EA250WH5 specs; EA250WH3 specs

Zone the venue before comparing cabinets

For a trampoline park or indoor adventure attraction, start with zones rather than a single wall size. Active floor media, queue or check-in displays, seating and café screens, and entrance wayfinding have different closest viewers and service routes. The EA500RF2 is an indoor GOB floor LED display specified for rental stages, exhibitions, conferences and immersive venues, while EA1920iP5 is an indoor foldable poster for retail, showrooms, hotels, exhibitions and events. EA250WH5 and EA250WH3 are indoor LED display walls for permanent indoor walls. Assign each zone an owner and content purpose before choosing a model.

As purchasing advice, separate safety and pricing text from promotional video. The smallest safety or price line often sets the real pitch requirement, not the largest video. Measure the closest regular position, such as a bench beside the trampoline, queue line, party table or entrance door, and the furthest active zone where a large score, countdown or message must remain readable. Ask for active resolution for the quoted cabinet layout, not cabinet size alone.

Match pixel pitch to the closest and furthest active viewers

Use a pixel pitch and viewing distance method before comparing quotes. EA500RF2 offers P1.52 to P2.6; its source notes P1.52 or P1.86 can suit close-viewed, detail-rich content, while P2.5 or P2.6 can suit larger floors viewed from farther away, with final choice depending on viewing distance, camera use, budget and screen size. EA1920iP5 offers P1.25, P1.53, P1.86, P2 and P2.5. EA250WH5 offers seven pitches from P1.25 GOB to P3.91, with P1.25, P1.56 and P1.95 GOB documented for rooms watched from about 2 m and P2.5 to P3.91 for about 3 m and beyond.

For a queue or party-room screen, test the smallest price, rule or schedule text at the closest standing or seated viewer. For a large active-zone scoreboard or sponsor loop, test the furthest active viewing position with the actual font and contrast. Do not assume a fine pitch chosen for a close queue wall is automatically required for the whole venue, or that one pitch suits both a floor graphic and a high wall. If a proposal uses one pitch everywhere, ask for the active resolution and a small-text test at each zone.

Trampoline park display decisions and evidence to request

Choose protected modules for contact, dust and floor zones

Contact and dust risk should be matched to the model’s documented protection, not assumed from an indoor label. EA500RF2 uses GOB technology, described as a protective resin layer over the LED module, paired with a sealed rear cover, IP54-rated front and IP43-rated rear. Its source states the design is intended to reduce exposure to dust, splashes and direct contact in indoor floor applications, while protection ratings describe enclosure resistance and do not permit outdoor use or standing water. The model is specified for indoor installation.

EA1920iP5 offers GOB module options, with a 320 × 160 mm GOB module adding surface protection against dust and moisture for indoor commercial use; it also offers flip-chip COB configurations in P1.25, P1.53 and P1.86. EA250WH5 includes P1.25 GOB among its seven pitches. If the screen will sit behind a trampoline, near a foam pit, or in a party room where hands and cleaning equipment come close, ask what surface protection applies to the exact quoted model and pitch, and what cleaning method is approved. This is a configuration question, not a blanket claim that every indoor module is contact-proof.

For an actual floor media element, EA500RF2 panels are rated for a load capacity above 800 kg/m² when installed on the specified floor support system and a correctly assembled structure. Its source says project teams should confirm subfloor conditions, load distribution and venue safety requirements before use. That rating is tied to the specified floor support system, so keep floor media and vertical wall media as separate engineering scopes.

Plan front service where rear access is limited

Rear access is often the deciding constraint in an indoor adventure venue. EA250WH5 modules, power supplies and control components are reachable from the front with a suction tool, so no maintenance aisle is needed behind the wall. EA250WH3 adopts full front maintenance, which its source says saves space and reduces overall structural cost. EA1920iP5 modules are removed from the front, so the display can remain close to a wall or in a narrow retail area without rear service clearance. EA500RF2 front-service access allows technicians to remove and replace modules with a vacuum suction tool from the display surface, useful when the rear is blocked by support structure or venue layout.

Record the service method for the exact cabinet and position: removal tool, front clearance, module-swap sequence and spare-module match. For a high wall above trampolines, confirm where a technician can safely work from the front and whether the venue permits access during opening hours. Keep this as a written service item rather than leaving it to assumption.

Set brightness, refresh and content control for the actual venue

Brightness should be confirmed as an operating setting for the actual high-bay lighting, not selected from a headline maximum. EA250WH5 documents 600 cd/m² on P1.25 and P1.56 and 750 cd/m² from P1.95 to P3.91, with a 160° viewing angle and at least 3,840 Hz refresh. EA1920iP5 documents 600-800 cd/m², a 140° viewing angle and at least 3,840 Hz refresh. EA500RF2 lists at least 3,480 Hz refresh across every pixel-pitch option. Put brightness acceptance on the handover list and confirm the setting for daytime and evening use.

Content control should be planned around who updates safety messages, pricing and schedules. EA1920iP5 supports USB 3.0, HDMI, Wi-Fi, Ethernet and a SIM card slot, with cloud content management from a phone, tablet, desktop or laptop, plus USB and Wi-Fi delivery. It has built-in speakers that synchronize audio with on-screen content, each side can play independently, and quick locks join multiple units into a larger canvas. For a family venue, decide which messages are always-on, which are promotional, and who can approve changes before publishing.

Camera use deserves a separate conversation. EA250WH5 and EA1920iP5 both document at least 3,840 Hz refresh, and EA500RF2 documents at least 3,480 Hz. For recorded birthday videos or social content, ask for a camera test with the intended equipment and planned brightness setting instead of relying on a refresh figure alone. Add that test to the acceptance scope if the screen will appear on camera.

Confirm mounting, power and quote scope in writing

Mounting method should be confirmed for the exact model and position. EA250WH5 documents wall-mounted, suspended and column installation, plus flat walls, right-angle corners and column wraps. EA250WH3 supports wall mounting, hanging installation and pillar mounting, with right-angle and columnar splicing. EA1920iP5 uses a dual-sided foldable frame with four integrated casters for repositioning. EA500RF2 cabinets assemble on a dedicated floor support structure in 500 × 500 mm increments.

Power and site services are project-specific. The supplied model passages do not document every power input or consumption figure, so do not carry figures from one model to another. Ask for the quoted configuration’s power, circuit and signal requirements to be stated by the supplier and reviewed by a qualified electrical professional. For a temporary event or seasonal layout, confirm cable routes and who owns the temporary distribution. Request separate quotation lines for LED cabinets, video controller, mounting structure, power and signal distribution, spare modules, freight, installation and commissioning, then compare LED screen quotes on the same inclusions.

For EA500RF2, accurate configuration requires installation dimensions, expected audience distance, event schedule and whether interactive effects are required. For EA250WH5, price depends on pixel pitch, wall size, cabinet quantity, control system, spare modules and shipping, and each wall is quoted per project. Send the supplier screen dimensions, nearest and furthest viewing distances, mounting method, delivery city and target installation date. Keep model, pitch, module type, brightness, refresh, service method and spare-module match on the same comparison row.

Scenario and what to confirm first

Buyer checklist

• Map active floor, queue, seating and entrance zones; list the closest viewer and smallest safety or price text for each.
• For floor media, confirm EA500RF2 specified floor support system, subfloor, load distribution and venue safety; do not transfer the floor load rating to a wall.
• If rear access is blocked, confirm front-service route, tool and clearance for the exact cabinet.
• Confirm operating brightness, viewing angle and refresh for the exact quoted model and pitch; add brightness acceptance at handover.
• Confirm mounting method: EA250WH5 wall, suspended or column; EA250WH3 wall, hanging or pillar; EA1920iP5 casters and folding.
• Request an itemised quote separating cabinets, controller, mounting, power and signal, spares, freight, installation and commissioning; keep pitch and module type on the same row.

Frequently asked questions

What pixel pitch should a trampoline park LED display use?

Start with the closest regular viewer and the smallest safety, price or schedule text, then check the furthest active zone. EA500RF2 offers P1.52 to P2.6, with P1.52 or P1.86 for close-viewed detail and P2.5 or P2.6 for larger floors viewed from farther away. EA1920iP5 offers P1.25 to P2.5, and EA250WH5 offers P1.25 GOB to P3.91 with bands for about 2 m and about 3 m and beyond. Confirm the exact quoted pitch with a small-text test.

Should we use a GOB floor display inside a trampoline park?

Only as a specifically engineered floor media element. EA500RF2 is an indoor GOB floor LED display with IP54 front and IP43 rear protection and a load capacity above 800 kg/m² when installed on its specified floor support system. GOB adds a protective resin layer and is intended to reduce exposure to dust, splashes and direct contact in indoor floor applications. Confirm subfloor, load distribution and venue safety; protection ratings do not permit outdoor use or standing water.

How should we plan brightness under high-bay lighting?

Confirm the operating brightness preset for the actual zone. EA250WH5 documents 600 cd/m² on P1.25 and P1.56 and 750 cd/m² from P1.95 to P3.91, with a 160° viewing angle. EA1920iP5 documents 600-800 cd/m² and a 140° viewing angle. Put brightness acceptance on the handover list rather than accepting a maximum figure.

What service access is needed if the rear wall is closed?

Confirm front service for the exact model. EA250WH5 and EA250WH3 document full front service. EA1920iP5 modules are removed from the front, so it can sit close to a wall without rear clearance. EA500RF2 front-service modules can be removed with a vacuum suction tool from the display surface when the rear is blocked. Record the tool, clearance and spare-module match.

How much does a trampoline park LED display cost?

The supplied sources do not provide a price. For EA250WH5, price depends on pixel pitch, wall size, cabinet quantity, control system, spare modules and shipping, and each wall is quoted per project. Request an itemised quotation and compare offers line by line rather than using a blended total.

Can a foldable poster work for queue or party-room messages?

EA1920iP5 is a 640 × 1920 mm indoor foldable poster with P1.25 to P2.5, 600-800 cd/m², at least 3,840 Hz refresh, front service, built-in speakers and cloud content management. It folds to reduce storage volume by up to 50%, has four casters and supports USB 3.0, HDMI, Wi-Fi, Ethernet and a SIM card slot. Confirm position, brightness, audio policy and storage route for the venue.

Can one LED wall serve the whole trampoline park?

Plan separate zones. Active floor, queue, seating and entrance have different viewing distances, brightness and service needs. EA500RF2 is an indoor floor model; EA250WH5 and EA250WH3 are indoor display walls; EA1920iP5 is a foldable poster. Confirm model scope and quoted configuration for each zone.

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