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The right outdoor video board size depends on several factors, including viewing distance, seating capacity, the available mounting structure, and how you plan to use the display for game-day content, sponsorships, and fan engagement. Nevco works with you to design an outdoor LED video board that commands attention from every seat, delivers on your game-day vision, and fits the budget you’re working with.

An outdoor board needs dedicated electrical service sized to the display and a data and communication path from the board to your control location. Nevco provides exact power and cabling requirements with your quote so your electrician and low-voltage contractor can scope the site accurately.

Sometimes. It depends on the size of the new display and the condition and rating of your existing structure. During scoping, Nevco’s engineering team evaluates your current steel, foundation, or scoreboard footing and tells you straight whether it can be reused or needs an upgrade. Reusing a structure can meaningfully lower project cost, but you can feel confident that Nevco will never compromise the safety of students and spectators by building on a structure that’s questionable.

Yes. Nevco outdoor LED video boards are built with sealed, weather-resistant housings to withstand rain, wind, heat, cold, and direct sun, so they stay clear and reliable across seasons and climates.

Often, yes – but it depends on your specific equipment. Nevco indoor displays are designed to integrate with a wide range of existing stadium audio, scoring inputs, shot clocks, and game controllers, including many non-Nevco systems. During scoping, Nevco reviews your current setup to determine what will integrate and what may need to be updated, then designs the right solution for your venue.

Most indoor installs need three things: a structure rated to carry the display (wall, beam, or ceiling mount), electrical service to the board, and a data and control connection to your operating position. Nevco provides the mounting and load specs and coordinates with your facilities team or contractor, so the building is ready on install day. Your dedicated Nevco Project Manager leads the project from start to finish—walking you through every step and keeping all the moving pieces on track through installation.

Yes. A single indoor LED video board can show the full game presentation, score, clock, period, fouls, possession, and player stats — alongside live video and instant replays, replacing or complementing a traditional scoreboard with one flexible display you reconfigure by sport and event.

The right size depends on two things: your facility (its dimensions, seating, and farthest viewing distance) and the game-day experience you want to create. A board built mainly for fan engagement can run smaller, but if you want score, clock, player stats, and sponsor content on screen all at once, you’ll need more real estate so nothing feels crowded. That’s why Nevco sizes each indoor board to your venue and your content plan, so it reads cleanly from the back row without overwhelming the space and our experts consult with you throughout to land on the right fit for your facility.

With quality components and routine maintenance, LED video boards commonly last well over a decade. Nevco backs its displays with warranty and service support to protect the investment.

Several factors determine the cost of an LED video board, including size, resolution (pixel pitch), indoor vs. outdoor build, and the control and audio systems included. Because every project is different, our experts will walk you through the total cost of ownership throughout the buying process, then build a custom quote around your venue and goals, with funding options so the number works for your budget.

An LED video board is a large, full color display made of light emitting diodes that show live videos, instant replays, statistics, and sponsor content. Nevco builds them for stadiums, gyms, and arenas in both indoor and outdoor configurations.

The unit operates with a 5hr charge time from completely discharged for 18hrs of continuous run time before losing enough voltage to go into auto shutdown.  Below is the test conducted using a MPCW7 and accessories.

• Starting with no zero bars and placed on supplied wall charger the unit should reach full charge in 5 hours. (full charge it reads 9.3vdc)
• Tested day 1 operation on W7 with TCS and two receivers in profile with 4 bars for 8 continuous hours with 3 bars of charge remaining. (unit read 9.3vdc)
• Tested day two operation on W7 with TCS and two receivers in profile with 3 bars for 8 continuous hours with 2 bars of charge remaining. (unit read 9.2vdc)
• Tested day 3 operation on W7 with TCS and two receivers in profile with 2 bars for 2 continuous hours with 3 bars of charge remaining. (unit read 8.6vdc)