Eclipse COB Panels
Micro pitch · 0.78–1.87 mm
Obsidian Rental Panels
Build your wall live
Gemini Double-Sided LED
Two faces, one cabinet
From the gym to the lecture hall to the front-office lobby — SeeThru designs and installs LED video walls that run every period, survive a decade of students, and stay simple enough for staff and student crews to operate.
Most school installs fall into one of four sizes. Pick the closest match to jump-start the calculator with a typical specification — then tune it to your room.
Most schools start with one wall — the gym or the auditorium — then add the rest over a few budget cycles. SeeThru designs every install so the pieces work together when you're ready, from the scoreboard to the front-office lobby.
Live scoring, sponsor loops, camera feed, and assemblies — readable from the top row of the bleachers.
Slides, video, captions, and IMAG for the back of a 1,500-seat house.
Bell schedules, announcements, menus, and student-made content between periods.
Wayfinding, event calendars, donor walls, and district messaging.
Low-latency competition displays, robotics demos, and maker-space showcases.
We asked three of our school partners what changed after they switched. No marketing, no scripts — we recorded the calls and got permission to print the parts that mattered.
Our AV class runs the gym wall for every home game now. First Friday we used it, the only complaint was that the away team's parents could read the score from the parking lot.
I sat through four LED demos in two budget cycles. SeeThru was the only vendor that asked what we needed on a Tuesday morning, not just a Friday-night game. They quoted the gym I actually have.
The auditorium wall has run through three musicals, two graduations, and a thousand morning announcements without going down once. The same engineer who scoped it still answers when I call.
A student with two class periods of training can run a full event. Plain-English buttons, scene presets, no firmware screens.
First period to the Friday-night game, August to June — ten years without losing brightness or color uniformity.
One number up front — cabinets, processor, steel, labor, first-year service. No mid-project change orders when the bond is already approved.
A named engineer in your timezone, spare modules in your closet from day one, same-day swap before the big game.
Three quick questions. We'll sketch your wall as you go and recommend the pixel pitch that fits your space. Full spec — weight, brightness, power draw, structural notes — comes with your tailored plan.
Tell us how you'll install it. We'll adjust the drawing as you pick.
Drag to size the wall. The preview updates live — the person on stage is six feet tall, so you can eyeball the proportions.
From the front of the wall to the closest seat. This sets the pixel pitch — we pick the LED density that reads sharp at that distance without spending budget you don't need to.
We'll prepare a tailored plan for your room — spec sheet, fit notes, and an honest ballpark. Usually back within three business days.
Thanks — you'll hear from our engineering lead within three business days with your tailored plan. A confirmation is on its way to your inbox.
Pixel pitch is the distance between LEDs — smaller numbers mean a sharper picture up close. The right pitch reads clean from every seat. Most campuses end up between P1.8 and P3.9.
A cross-section of SeeThru education installations from the past two years. Names shared with permission — specifications and timelines are real.
We know the budget came from taxpayers, bonds, and boosters. We treat it like that — clear pricing, honest financing, and service that lasts past the install.
Fixed-rate lease financing through partners who fund education AV specifically. Match payments to your fiscal-year and bond schedule. No balloon payments. No early-termination penalty after month 24.
Five-year parts coverage on cabinets and controller. One-year on-site service included. Spare modules delivered to your closet on install day — same boxes, same revision, ready to swap.
One engineer, in your timezone, by name — from the first site walk to year ten. Picks up the phone before Friday kickoff. Trains your AV class in person. Answers the email your tech director sends at 11pm before graduation.
Every SeeThru education install ships with the same scope. We don't surprise you on day one with what isn't covered — the line items below are written into your quote in the same order.
One team from the first measurement to the tenth graduation. No general contractor in the middle, no offshore support queue, no rebadged hardware. We design it, we build it, we install it, we maintain it.
We measure the room you actually have — then put it in writing for the committee, no obligation.
A board-ready package: stamped drawings, full spec, and one fixed number for the bond packet.
Built, bench-tested, and installed by our own crew — scheduled around your school calendar.
We stay after switch-on — by name, in your timezone.
First call to first bell: typically 12–16 weeks. We schedule installs into summer or breaks so the wall is live and tested before students walk back in.
Most schools end up choosing between three options: a general AV integrator who resells what their distributor stocks; an LED-only reseller who'll ship cabinets but won't install them; or a turnkey LED specialist like SeeThru. Here's what's different.
Eight years of campus installs means most of your questions are ones we've answered before. Here are the ones that come up most often — honestly, not in marketing-speak.
Yes — that's how most of our school installs are scheduled. For a typical gym or auditorium install: 10 to 18 days on site, and we plan it into summer or a long break so the room is live and tested before students return.
We will not start an install we can't finish with at least two weeks of buffer before your first event on the wall. That's a written commitment in the contract.
Yes. The control surface is designed for non-experts. Plain-English buttons. Scene-based presets your staff builds once, then a student recalls on game day. Backup feeds and emergency fallbacks on a single screen with no firmware menus.
Two on-site training sessions are included with every install, and we come back at the six-week mark to retrain anyone who joined since launch.
All three. We work with lease-financing partners who specialize in education AV — fixed-rate, up to 60 months, payment schedules aligned to your fiscal year. We also provide board-ready, line-item quotes that drop straight into a bond packet or grant application.
For phased projects we can stage the install — gym in year one, auditorium in year two, commons in year three — so cash flow matches what's been approved.
The cabinets are continuous-duty rated for ten years of bell-to-bell use, and gym installs are mounted and protected for the environment they live in. Spare modules ship to your closet on install day — same boxes, same revision — and a trained student can swap a failed module in about four minutes with one tool we provide.
If we say yes in our written proposal, yes. We measure your actual farthest seat during the site survey and select pixel pitch and brightness against that distance — not against a brochure. If the wall doesn't read clean from the top row, we'll tell you before you sign and recommend a different solution.
Cabinets and processor carry a 1-year parts warranty, with one year of on-site service bundled in. Beyond year one you can add an annual service contract starting around $4,800/year for a typical mid-size install — same-day swap, firmware updates, annual recalibration, and 24/7 phone support — or pay per-incident with no lock-in.
Book a 30-minute call with a SeeThru engineer. We'll talk about your space, your school calendar, and what you've spec'd in the calculator. Bring your AV coordinator. Bring your budget question. We'll tell you what's possible — and what isn't.
