Miami hotel LED pricing FAQ.
Package prices, installation requirements and what to confirm with your hotel.
How much does an installed LED wall cost for a Miami hotel ballroom?
GLMedia publishes three one-day indoor P2.6 starting configurations: 11.5 × 6.6 ft from USD 3,650; 14.8 × 8.2 ft from USD 5,450; and 16.4 × 9.8 ft from USD 7,250. The final written quote depends on date, venue, access, schedule and the equipment and services requested.
What is included in the installed starting price?
The reference includes one ground-supported indoor Unilumin P2.6 wall, LED processing and a standard presentation input, qualified setup and strike, up to six technician hours during the event day, and transportation for a destination within 30 one-way miles of GLMedia's Miramar location, under normal access and working hours.
Why is the hotel price different from the equipment-only price?
Equipment-only pricing covers the listed rental equipment. The installed hotel package adds standard local transportation, setup, strike and a defined technician allowance. Venue charges, special labor, rigging, power, overtime and added technical disciplines remain separate.
What hotel costs require a separate quote?
Sales tax, hotel or in-house AV fees, exclusive labor, union labor, rigging, electrical service, internet, permits, parking, overnight or restricted loading, long carries, room turns, extra show hours, content production, cameras, switching, audio, lighting and staging are not part of the starting price unless the written proposal adds them.
Can GLMedia work when the hotel has an in-house AV provider?
Yes. We coordinate the LED installation with the hotel AV team when the property and client authorize an outside provider. Together, we review connections and exclusive services such as power or rigging, and itemize venue charges in the proposal.
Why use P2.6 LED in a hotel ballroom?
GLMedia's indoor Unilumin P2.6 cabinets provide 192 × 192 native pixels in each 500 × 500 mm cabinet. Fine pitch supports presentations, text and closer viewing, but GLMedia still checks viewing distance, cameras, content, room light and budget before confirming the system.
Can producers and agencies hire GLMedia only for the LED system?
Yes. Producers, agencies, planners and AV companies can choose an LED package, equipment rental or operated support under their own brand. Tell us what your team provides and what you need from GLMedia; we prepare private professional pricing based on the date, equipment and work requested.
How much do the LED panels weigh and consume?
The Unilumin URMIII2.6 family reference lists each 500 × 500 × 83 mm die-cast aluminum cabinet at 7.9 kg, 120 W maximum and 35 W average. Panel-only calculated totals are 488 lb and 3.36 kW maximum for 28 cabinets; 784 lb and 5.40 kW for 45 cabinets; and 1,045 lb and 7.20 kW for 60 cabinets. Support, ballast, cases, cabling and control equipment are additional.
How many electrical circuits does a hotel LED wall need?
For planning at 120 V, the cabinet maximum-load references correspond to at least two, three or four dedicated 20 A circuits for the 28-, 45- and 60-cabinet packages when each circuit is planned to an 80% continuous-load basis. A separate clean circuit is normally planned for processing and playback. The venue and qualified technician confirm final distribution, phase balance, connectors and cable routes.
Can the LED wall and support enter through a hotel service elevator?
Each cabinet measures 19.7 × 19.7 × 3.3 in, and compatible ground-support components break into modular pieces. We plan the access route by checking the largest loaded flight case, door clearance, elevator depth and capacity, hallway turns and the entire dock-to-ballroom route. This review determines the access plan and whether a forklift is needed.
Can GLMedia add TVs, touch displays, computers and pipe & drape?
Yes. Options include 55-, 86- and 98-inch displays; 55-inch IR mirror touch displays; 55-inch indoor PCAP touch monitors; 55-inch outdoor touch totems; presentation and playback computers; confidence monitors; and GLMedia-owned Georgia Expo pipe & drape. Exact model, quantity, stand, signal path, power, access and price are confirmed in the written proposal.