Cobalt Scoreboard LED scoreboard for stadiums
The Cobalt Scoreboard LED scoreboard is built for outdoor use. It reaches 10,000 nits to stay readable in daylight and comes in pixel pitches from P5.7 to P10. Its aluminium cabinet and heat dissipation design are built for permanent installations that run for years.
Cobalt Scoreboard
Stadium Scoreboard Display
Cobalt Scoreboard LED scoreboard for stadiums: scores, match information and content for every spectator.
Features
Air Convection Cooling
The cabinets and LED modules incorporate an air-convection heat-dissipation system that allows air to circulate between the scoreboard’s internal components. This integrated airflow accelerates the release of heat generated during operation and prevents excessive temperatures from accumulating inside the display structure. Limiting heat exposure is particularly important for an outdoor LED scoreboard intended for long-term fixed installation, as lower internal temperatures help preserve the condition of its electronic components and contribute to a longer operational lifespan.
Front and Rear Maintenance
The Cobalt Scoreboard LED scoreboard supports installation and maintenance from both the front and rear of the cabinet. Technicians can access the LED modules and the rear power supply from either side, allowing the servicing method to be adapted to the space available around the screen. This dual-access architecture simplifies integration into different fixed structures and avoids restricting technical interventions to a single working area. It also provides greater flexibility when replacing modules or servicing the power components after the scoreboard has been installed.
10,000 Nit Brightness
The Cobalt Scoreboard LED scoreboard delivers up to 10,000 nits of brightness, ensuring that scores, results and sponsor content remain clearly visible across large sports venues. This high initial output also provides additional performance capacity as the LEDs age. Periodic screen calibration, required to restore colour uniformity, can reduce brightness by approximately 5% to 10% over a two- to three-year period. Despite this gradual reduction, the display is estimated to retain around 7,000 nits after five to six years of use, supporting long-term visibility for a fixed outdoor scoreboard installation.
Die-Cast Aluminum Cabinet
The Cobalt Scoreboard LED scoreboard uses a die-cast aluminum cabinet structure. This material forms the main enclosure supporting the LED modules and the integrated technical components of the display. The cabinet construction provides a consistent structural platform for assembling the complete scoreboard from compatible display units. By integrating the modules, power section and maintenance access points within the same aluminum architecture, the product maintains a unified cabinet design across the installed LED display.
Curved Configuration
A curved configuration is available as an option for Cobalt Scoreboard installations. This option extends the product beyond a conventional flat display layout and provides an additional cabinet geometry for projects requiring a shaped LED surface. The curved format can be considered during the design of the scoreboard installation, allowing the overall structure to follow the selected display configuration while remaining based on the same Cobalt Scoreboard system.
