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Leyard AT15 vs Sharp LD-E151

On measurable specs the Sharp LD-E151 leads 9–1. The Leyard AT15 can still be the right call where its individual wins — check the highlighted rows — match your constraints.

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Physical
Pixel pitch1.575 mm1.5625 mm
Cabinet size (W×H×D)302 × 680 × 30 mm600 × 338 × 29 mm
Weight per cabinet5.6 kg4.7 kg
Weight per m²27 kg/m²23.2 kg/m²
Image
Cabinet resolution192 × 432 px384 × 216 px
Pixel density403,124 px/m²409,600 px/m²
Brightness600 nits600 nits
Refresh rate3,840 Hz3,840 Hz
Contrast7,000:14,000:1
Viewing angle (H/V)160° / 140°140° / 140°
LED typeSMDSMD
Processing depth—16 bit
Power & thermal
Average power43 W40 W
Max power130 W125 W
Max power per m²632 W/m²617 W/m²
Thermal load per cabinet444 BTU/h426 BTU/h
Operational
EnvironmentIndoorIndoor
IP rating (front)—IP20
IP rating (rear)—IP20
Operating temperature-10 to 40 °C-20 to 40 °C
Service access—Front
LED lifetime100,000 h100,000 h
CertificationsCE, FCC, CB, cTUVus, CCCCE, ETL, FCC Class A, RoHS

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