Barco OverView MVL-6715 · Price in Qatar

Name: Barco OverView MVL-6715 67-inch Rear-Projection Video Wall Cube
Brand: Barco
SKU: barco-overview-mvl-6715
Availability: InStock

Overview

The Barco OverView MVL-6715 is a 67-inch rear-projection cube designed to join other identical modules into one larger wall. Its DLP engine shows a 1400x1050 image on a WV-FEL screen in 4:3, and the screen gap is under 1.5 mm at 25°C. With 305 cd/m² on-screen brightness and a two-year warranty, it suits control rooms, operations centres and boardrooms in Doha that need a serviceable, large-format display.

What the OverView MVL-6715 adds to a video wall

The Barco OverView MVL-6715 is a 67-inch rear-projection cube, a single module that is placed beside others to form a larger display. Its DLP engine projects a 1400x1050 image onto a WV-FEL screen, giving a 4:3 picture that suits dashboards, spreadsheets, maps and engineering drawings. The projection module measures 1364 mm wide, 1023 mm high and 942 mm deep, so the wall layout must be fixed before equipment is ordered.

Image figures that matter on a wall

Narrow join: screen gap below 1.5 mm at 25°C and below 0.4 mm at 30°C, which keeps the seam between cubes less noticeable.
Brightness: 305 cd/m² on-screen, with brightness uniformity above 95%.
Contrast: 1,200,000:1 dynamic contrast on a 6500K white point.
Colour: EBU colour gamut, with Sense5 self-calibration driven by an advanced colour sensor.

Each of the three LEDs has six-fold redundancy, a safeguard the manufacturer lists against light source failure. The data gives a typical lifetime above 60,000 hours, rising to above 80,000 hours in eco mode, and an LED MTBF above 500,000 hours.

Connectivity, control and integration

Signals arrive and leave over dual-link DVI, and the loop-through output lets one cube pass a signal on to the next. Signal processing includes cropping and upscaling. The unit accepts an input frequency of 24 to 62 Hz with a 320 MHz pixel clock, and its genlock range is 49 to 61 Hz. Settings and operating parameters are managed through a graphical interface and a built-in web server reached over Ethernet. A web service API is available as an option for integration with third-party equipment.

Where it fits in Qatar

Three realistic settings show how the cube is used:

A monitoring room for a government authority in Doha, where operators follow several feeds on one wall inside an air-conditioned room.
A university media or research lab in Education City, where a cube wall displays simulation results and lecture recordings for small groups.
A logistics dispatch room near Hamad International Airport, where teams track vehicle movements and cargo status on a shared wall.

Planning the room and the installation

The projection module weighs 80.5 kg and the pedestal 21 kg, so plan lifting equipment, access routes and floor loading.
The operating range is 10 to 40°C at 80% humidity, non-condensing. With outdoor summer temperatures above 45°C, plan for a controlled indoor room and confirm the environment with the SmartRooms Qatar team.
Heat output is 150 W in eco mode, 200 W typical and 270 W maximum, and room cooling must absorb this load across the whole wall.
The power supply accepts 90 to 240 V at 50 to 60 Hz, which covers Qatar mains voltage and frequency. Confirm plug and socket arrangements with your installer.

SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey before wall construction starts, and the manufacturer warranty for this model is two years. Government buyers can issue a purchase order (LPO) or respond to a tender for multi-cube walls.

Request a quote for your wall

Whether you plan a wall from one cube or several, send SmartRooms Qatar your room size, viewing distance and cooling details, then request a quote. Quotations are usually provided within one working day, and installation and the site survey can be included in the same request.

Highlights

67-inch SXGA+ 4:3 rear-projection cube with 1400x1050 resolution
DLP rear projection on a WV-FEL screen
Screen gap under 1.5 mm at 25°C
305 cd/m² on-screen brightness and uniformity above 95%
Sense5 self-calibration and EBU colour gamut
Dual-link DVI loop-through, built-in web server, optional web service API
Two-year manufacturer warranty

Plan your video wall

Rows3

Columns3

Wall size about 4.45 × 2.50 m · 9 panels

Estimated timeline

Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.

Specifications

28 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

General Specifications28

Dimensions: d Width: 1364 mm | 53.7" d Height: 1023 mm | 40.3" d Depth: 942 mm | 37.1"
Weight: 80.5 kg | 177.5 lbs (projection module) and 21 kg | 46.3 lbs (pedestal)
Resolution: 1400x1050
On-screen contrast: 1,200,000:1 (dynamic)
Screen: WV-FEL
Input voltage: 90 – 240 V, 50-60Hz
Signal input/output: Dual link DVI in / Dual link DVI out
Pixel clock: 320 MHz
Input frequency: 24 -62 Hz
Genlock: 49 -61 Hz
Third party interface: WEB service API (optional)
Display technology: DLP rear projection
Screen gap: < 1.5 mm | 0.06" (@25°C) < 0.4 mm | 0.015" (@30°C)
White point: 6500k
Brightness: on-screen: 305 Cd/m²
Brightness uniformity: >95%
Color stability: Self calibration with Sense5 based on advanced color sensor
Light source: Light source 6x redundancy for each of 3 LEDs
Light source lifetime: > 60,000h (typ.) > 80,000h (eco) MTBF LED: > 500,000h
Power: 150W (eco) 200W (typ.) 270W (max)
Conditions for operation: 10°C-40°C, 80% humidity (nc)
Heat dissipation: 510 BTU/h (eco) 680 BTU/h (typ.) 920 BTU/h (max)
Signal processing: Loop through Cropping / upscaling
Color gamut: EBU
Integration to third party equipment: WEB service API (optional)
Direct ethernet access: Built-in web server
Graphical user interface: All settings and operational parameters
Warranty: 2 years

Downloads

2 files from the manufacturer

PDF Datasheets OverView-MVL-6715-en-Spec-sheet.pdf 100 KB URL Manuals & guides · Opens on manufacturer site Manuals, drivers and support

Questions about OverView MVL-6715

Which organisations in Qatar would buy a 67-inch rear-projection cube?

Organisations that need a large, always-on display built from identical modules suit this cube best. Examples include a monitoring room for a government authority in Doha, an operations centre at an energy or industrial site, or a dispatch room at a logistics company. The OverView MVL-6715 is a 67-inch module, so it works where several cubes together create the wall size the room requires.

What resolution and brightness does the MVL-6715 deliver?

The data gives a resolution of 1400x1050 in a 4:3 format, using DLP rear projection on a WV-FEL screen. On-screen brightness is 305 cd/m² with brightness uniformity above 95%, and dynamic contrast is listed at 1,200,000:1. These figures suit data-dense content such as spreadsheets, dashboards and drawings, where text needs to stay readable from across a control room.

How narrow is the join between neighbouring cubes?

The screen gap is below 1.5 mm at 25°C and below 0.4 mm at 30°C, according to the source data. A narrower gap makes the seam between modules less noticeable when a single image spans several cubes. Because the join depends on temperature, confirm the room conditions with the SmartRooms Qatar team before you finalise the wall layout.

How long do the LEDs last, and what does colour calibration do?

The data lists a typical light source lifetime above 60,000 hours and above 80,000 hours in eco mode, with LED MTBF above 500,000 hours. Each of the three LEDs has six-fold redundancy. Sense5 self-calibration uses an advanced colour sensor to keep colour stable over time, and the unit is rated to the EBU colour gamut with a 6500K white point.

Which inputs and outputs does the cube provide?

Signal input and output are dual-link DVI, with a loop-through output so one cube can pass a signal to the next. The unit also includes cropping and upscaling in its signal processing, accepts input frequencies from 24 to 62 Hz, and has a 320 MHz pixel clock. Confirm your source equipment outputs dual-link DVI before ordering, because the data does not list other video connectors.

Can the cube be controlled over Ethernet or from a third-party system?

Yes. A built-in web server gives direct Ethernet access to all settings and operational parameters. A WEB service API is available as an option for integration with third-party equipment. Ask SmartRooms Qatar to include the API in your quotation if your building management or control system needs to command the wall directly.

Does the power supply suit Qatar's mains supply?

The source data gives an input voltage range of 90 to 240 V at 50 to 60 Hz, which includes Qatar's 240 V, 50 Hz mains. Power draw is 150 W in eco mode, 200 W typical and 270 W maximum. Confirm the plug and socket arrangement with your installer, because the data does not describe the mains connector fitted to the unit.

Can the cube go in a room that gets hot, such as a sun-facing room in Al Sadd?

Only in a room that is cooled and controlled. The operating range is 10 to 40°C at 80% humidity, non-condensing, and outdoor summer temperatures in Qatar can exceed 45°C. A sun-facing room needs shading and enough cooling for the heat output of 510 to 920 BTU/h. Confirm the room conditions with the SmartRooms Qatar team before ordering.

Would a government monitoring room in Doha suit this cube?

It suits a monitoring room where operators watch several feeds at once and the room runs air-conditioned around the clock. The 1400x1050 image and 305 cd/m² brightness keep dashboards readable, while the built-in web server and optional API allow the wall to be managed from the operations desk. The two-year manufacturer warranty also applies to the unit.

Would a university media lab in Education City suit this cube?

A media or research lab in Education City could use a small cube wall to show simulation results, lecture recordings or group project outputs. The 4:3 format suits engineering and scientific content, and the narrow screen gap keeps the join less visible across the wall. Lab rooms need cooling sized for the 270 W maximum load per cube, so plan the room before the layout is fixed.

Would a logistics dispatch room near Hamad International Airport suit it?

A dispatch room near Hamad International Airport can use a cube wall to track vehicle movements, cargo status and schedules on a shared display. The dual-link DVI loop-through lets a single source feed several cubes in sequence. Plan the cube count around the room's viewing distance, and confirm the cooling load for the whole wall before the quotation is finalised.

What should we plan before delivery, given the size and weight?

The projection module weighs 80.5 kg and the pedestal 21 kg, and the cube measures 1364 mm by 1023 mm by 942 mm. Plan access routes, lifting equipment and floor loading before delivery. SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey before wall construction, and the purchase order or tender route can be used for multi-cube projects. Ask for a quotation that includes installation.