Charmex International walks through a pragmatic LED portfolio aimed at integrators who need predictable build quality, repeatable calibration, and on-site maintainability, not “consumer TV” compromises. The focus is modular cabinet ecosystems that cover transparent retail façades, rental staging, and architectural LED surfaces, with attention to serviceability and logistics. https://charmex.net/
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On the transparency side, the video highlights a 3.9 mm class transparent LED (“holographic” in the booth language) designed for shop windows: you can run animated content outward while keeping sightlines into the store, which is a common requirement for luxury retail and hotel frontage. Brightness figures mentioned in the booth are in the multi-kcd/m² range (around 3000 nits), aligning with daylight-facing digital signage where ambient reflections dominate.
For rental and broadcast, Charmex shows a 2.5 mm pitch family with 4-in-1 miniLED packaging, supporting flat and curved builds for stages, events, and TV sets. A nice detail is the live maintenance demo: swapping individual LEDs/modules on the corner, reinforcing that their proposition includes in-house technical service and repair workflows that keep panels working across multiple deployment cycles.
Midway through, filmed at ISE 2026 in Barcelona, they also show a “T-SKIN / T-FIX SKIN” style concept: LED surfaces with textured finishes that visually mimic wood or stone, meant for hospitality corridors, restaurants, and lobbies where you want ambient info layers (weather, messaging, wayfinding) without the “big black screen” aesthetic. This is essentially architectural LED cladding, where viewing distance, glare control, and perceived material quality matter as much as pixel pitch.
Finally, there’s a tighter cabinet format referenced as “T-RENT EXPO” around 496×496 mm for booth-standard geometries, plus a very modular 1.9 mm class approach using slim 250×50 elements that can form 90° corners and unusual aspect ratios. Overall, the story is about covering the real-world edge cases—fast install/derig, flycase mobility, corner geometry, and field repair—so integrators in Spain, Portugal, and wider Europe can deliver consistent LED deployments.
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