This Brazil project listing records a 24-square-meter C-Fit outdoor LED billboard with P10 pixel pitch, assembled from 24 pieces. For a buyer planning a similar screen, the useful starting points are the display area, viewing task and site conditions. The project details below help frame that discussion; the accompanying scenes illustrate the setting rather than document the original installation.
Product: C-Fit
Project location: Brazil
Pixel pitch: P10mm
Screen size: 24SQM (24pcs)
What This Project Card Confirms
The recorded details are C-Fit, Brazil, P10 and 24 square meters from 24 pieces. Use those details when asking for a comparable proposal, then identify the current cabinet configuration separately. The C-Fit Easy P10–P16 specification guide is useful for a related product comparison, but C-Fit and C-Fit Easy should not be treated as the same recorded build.
Checks Before Ordering a Comparable P10 Outdoor Billboard
Send the supplier the proposed screen width and height, nearest viewing position, mounting location and daylight conditions. Include whether the site is coastal and how technicians will reach the screen. Ask for the selected model sheet and installation scope, then use the billboard TCO guide to compare energy and service costs alongside the installed price.
FAQs
What Can This Page Confirm About the C-Fit Brazil Billboard?
Only the four recorded lines: C-Fit product line, Brazil project location, P10mm pixel pitch, and a 24-square-metre screen built from 24 pieces. The images are illustrative context, not measured performance or site-condition evidence.
How can I request a similar P10 billboard?
Share the required display area, site location, viewing distance and delivery schedule with Chipshow. Ask for a current P10 proposal with the model specification, applicable project documents and support terms. The historical project card helps explain the reference, while the new quotation defines what will be supplied.
What Should I Ask for to Verify a Project Card Like This?
Ask for the model specification sheet matching the quoted build, the enclosure and protection documentation, the structural mounting plan for the site, and the commissioning or acceptance record. If those documents name a different cabinet family or pitch than the card, the card is context, not proof of your build.
