The Las Vegas Convention Center implements a digital signage network consisting of thirteen screens

SmartCity Networks chooses Peerless-AV's DS-VW765-Land video wall to deploy at the Las Vegas Convention Center, display of 6×6 which is part of the digital signage network made up of 13 screens.

The Las Vegas Convention Center (Las Vegas Convention Center-LVCC) welcomes its visitors with a large video wall composed of 36 screens, visual structure that is part of the digital signage network installed in the center and is made up of twelve more video screens that are located in public areas. This network of video screens provides Convention Center administrators and exhibitors with a channel from which to promote products and services to event attendees..

The Las Vegas Convention Center is one of the most modern facilities in the world, con 3,2 million square feet, 144 meeting rooms (more than 241,000 square feet) and ability to 2500 personas. A large lobby and registration area (more than 225,000 square meters) Efficiently link existing showrooms with new exhibition and meeting rooms, and allow the simultaneous start-up, the breakdown of exhibitors and multiple events.

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA), owners of the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), were looking for ways to improve the visitor experience and hired SmartCity Networks to carry out the project. “We wanted an innovative solution that adapted to the characteristics of the building, that were easy to install and simple to maintain”, explains Terry Jicinsky, LVCVA Senior Vice President of Operations.

SmartCity Networks was the company in charge of installing the screens and managing the contents, and opted for the solution from the audio and video solutions manufacturer Peerless AV, DS-VW765-Land, to implement the video wall in the Grand Lobby that focuses the attention of visitors as they enter the building. A system 6×6 composed of plant screens 46 inches it measures 6,4 meters long by 3,6 meters high and is suspended from a ceiling beam. The rest of the screens are located in the northern area, south and central of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

SmartCity chose Peerless-AV video wall solution, DS-VW765-Land, since it responded to all the requirements that the LVCVA needed, being easy to install and providing an easy maintenance system. If a breakdown occurs, it does not present any major difficulties thanks to the pull-put that allows access to the back of the screen to adjust the wiring or perform maintenance.. Without this functionality, the team would have to dismantle the entire video wall and rebuild it every time a repair is needed.