110" Outdoor Television
IP55 sealed metal body, 5,000 nit Helio QLED panel, Google TV built in
Outdoor cinema & LED — supplied, installed & supported Australia-wide
+61 3 8203 5853
Outdoor cinema & LED — supplied, installed & supported Australia-wide
+61 3 8203 5853 
Outdoor TVs & Weatherproof Displays
The largest outdoor television made — a 110" Helio QLED panel at 5,000 nits with 120Hz and Dolby Vision, IP55 rated, 2.47m wide and 105kg. A flagship screen that needs engineered mounting, a lift and a planned install. Special order, price on application.
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IP55 sealed metal body, 5,000 nit Helio QLED panel, Google TV built in
Supplied with the 110" — with M8 × 60mm screws and 12 × 60mm expansion anchors
Infrared, Bluetooth and voice search
For extended shutdowns, storm season or off-season protection
Spanner and screwdriver for bracket assembly
AU plug, 100–240V — a dedicated circuit is required at up to 1,300W
Structure, power, access and installation scoped and quoted per site
At 2.47 metres wide and 105kg net, the 110" Cinema Pro sits at the point where an outdoor TV becomes an installation project. It is still a television — Google TV on the panel, one power lead, a remote in the drawer — but it arrives on a 195kg pallet, needs an engineered bracket into verified structure, and takes a lift or a crew to hang. That is why it is quoted rather than listed: the screen is the straightforward part.
5,000 nits of Helio QLED with local dimming, 4K UHD at 120Hz, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support. Direct sun on the screen is not a problem, fast sport tracks cleanly at 120Hz with a sub-8ms game mode, and the quantum-dot gamut holds colour under ambient light that would desaturate an ordinary panel. Across 2.4 square metres of picture it is a genuinely cinematic image — this is the screen for a rooftop bar, a luxury terrace, a club viewing area or a sports lounge where the display is the feature.
Structure first: 105.4kg on a wall needs verified construction and a bracket rated well beyond it, and the supplied kit includes the mounting bracket, M8 × 60mm screws and 12 × 60mm metal expansion anchors for exactly that reason. Power is the next constraint — up to 1,300W draw means a dedicated circuit, not a nearby outlet. Then access: a 2,531mm pallet has to reach the position, and the panel has to be lifted to height. We survey the site, confirm structure and supply, and quote the screen, mount, electrical and installation as one scope.
This is the honest crossover point in our range, and worth thinking through before you commit. The 110" gives you 2.47m of picture as a single sealed panel: one power lead, Google TV built in, no processor, no structure to engineer beyond the bracket, and a picture that is sharp from two metres away. Our 3m LED screen gives you 3.0m of picture at 7,000 nits with IP69K weatherproofing, integrated DSP audio, cloud content control and a 100,000-hour panel life — but it is an engineered structure with footings, civil works and a commissioning process. For a terrace, bar or private residence the 110" is usually the better answer. For a civic space, a stadium or anything programmed daily to a crowd of hundreds, LED is. Tell us the audience and the site and we will say which one we would actually install.
Pricing depends on the screen, the mount, the electrical work, access and installation — and those vary enough by site that a list price would be misleading. Send us the position, photos, wall construction and access details and we will come back with a fully scoped proposal.
What 2.47 metres of Helio QLED gives you
The picture is the easy part. Everything below the screen — structure, power, access — is what turns this into a project worth scoping properly.
5,000 nits of Helio QLED with full-array local dimming, Dolby Vision and a 120Hz panel. Direct sun on the screen is not a problem, and the near-frameless bezel keeps 2.4m² of picture and nothing else in view. Sylvox took The Ambient's Best in Show at CES 2025 with the Cinema Pro line.
IP55 sealed metal construction, rated from −30°C to 50°C, with a fitted cover for an off-season shutdown. It is built to be mounted once and left — no box to fit, no seals to maintain, nothing to bring inside before a storm.
The panel is 90.5mm deep and sits close to the wall on an 800 × 600mm VESA pattern, and the mounting bracket, M8 screws and expansion anchors are supplied. What it needs from you is verified structure, a dedicated circuit for up to 1,300W, and access for a 2.5m pallet.
Because the screen is only part of the cost. Mounting into verified structure, a dedicated electrical circuit for up to 1,300W, site access for a 2.5m pallet and the lift or crew to hang 105kg all vary substantially by site. A list price for the panel alone would misrepresent what the project costs. Send us photos, the position and the wall construction and we'll scope it properly.
No — it is a special-order item, so allow extra lead time on top of the site survey and install planning. We'll confirm the current timeframe as part of the proposal, and it ships direct to site.
A site survey first, to confirm wall construction, access and power. The 110" ships with its own mounting bracket, M8 × 60mm screws and 12 × 60mm metal expansion anchors, but the fixing has to suit the actual structure. Power and data are run to the position before mounting, cabling gets drip loops and UV-rated conduit, and the panel is lifted and hung by a crew. We quote screen, mount, electrical and installation as one scope.
For a terrace, rooftop bar, club lounge or private residence, the 110" is usually the better answer — 2.47m of picture as one sealed panel with Google TV built in, no processor and no engineered structure beyond the bracket. Our 3m LED screen is a larger, brighter (7,000 nits), IP69K-rated engineered installation with integrated DSP audio, cloud content control and civil works, built for civic spaces and audiences in the hundreds. Tell us the site and audience and we'll tell you which we'd install.
Yes, and it often is on high-end residential and hospitality projects. The panel is 90.5mm deep, so a recess needs to allow for that plus airflow behind, cable service access and the ability to remove the screen later. This has to be designed in before the wall is built — bring us in at the drawing stage rather than after.
At 4K across 2.47m, the pixel structure disappears from around 2 metres, so there's no minimum distance that matters in practice. The more useful number is the far end: 110" comfortably serves seating out to about 8–9 metres. Past that you want an LED screen, not a bigger TV.
Tell us about your site and audience. We scope, supply and support outdoor cinema and permanent LED systems Australia-wide.