Barco OverView MVL-721 · Price in Qatar

Name: Barco OverView MVL-721 70-inch Rear-Projection Video Wall Cube
Brand: Barco
SKU: barco-overview-mvl-721
Availability: InStock

Overview

The Barco OverView MVL-721 is a 70-inch, 16:9 rear-projection cube built for video walls in control rooms and operations centres. It uses LED light sources with six-fold redundancy for each LED, rated above 100,000 hours in eco and normal modes, and draws 70 W in eco mode. Organisations in Qatar planning a monitoring wall for a control room can request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar.

What the OverView MVL-721 is

The Barco OverView MVL-721 is a 70-inch, 16:9 rear-projection video wall cube with full HD resolution of 1920x1080. Each cube is a self-contained projection module, so a grid of them forms a video wall for a control room, operations centre or monitoring floor. Its DLP engine projects from behind the screen, which means the cube is serviced from the rear only and the room layout must leave access space behind the wall.

Brightness, LED redundancy and running cost

On the WV-FEL screen type the cube reaches 540 cd/m² in high brightness mode, 360 cd/m² in normal mode and 180 cd/m² in eco mode. The FXS screen type is rated at 460, 305 and 155 cd/m² in the same modes. Each of the three LEDs has six-fold redundancy, and the light source is rated above 100,000 hours in eco and normal modes. Sense X recalibrates colour and brightness automatically in real time, and brightness uniformity is rated above 95%, which helps a multi-cube wall stay visually consistent.

Power draw is 70 W in eco mode, 100 W typical and 150 W at maximum, with heat output of 240, 340 and 510 BTU/h in the same modes. Noise is below 20 dB measured from 5 m in front. These figures matter when you size air-conditioning and the electrical circuits for the room.

Inputs, control and remote management

Two DisplayPort 1.2 inputs and one DisplayPort output, all at 4K 60 Hz
Two HDMI 2.0 inputs at 4K 60 Hz
Two Ethernet ports, a built-in web server and a web service API for third-party integration
Loop-through, cropping and scaling matched to the wall configuration

The two USB ports are provided for power only. All settings and operating parameters are available through the graphical interface, and the built-in web server allows remote management from a desk. For facilities that cannot accept a single point of failure, an optional remote, redundant, hot-swappable power supply can be specified. The cube supports HDCP 2.2 and REC709 colour.

Where it fits in Qatar

A utility control room in Mesaieed or Ras Laffan can use a grid of these cubes to display plant status around the clock, with engineers checking the wall remotely. A hospital command room in Doha can show bed occupancy and emergency feeds on a single wall. A logistics control tower near Hamad International Airport can track cargo and flight movements, while a university simulation lab in Education City can use a smaller grid for teaching.

What to plan before you order

Each cube weighs 104 kg and measures 1550 mm wide, 872 mm high and 1010 mm deep, so confirm floor loading, delivery routes and rear clearance during a site survey before ordering. Screen gap is adjustable up to 0.2 mm depending on configuration and operating temperature. The stated operating range is 10°C to 40°C at up to 80% non-condensing humidity. Qatar summer ambient temperatures can exceed 45°C, so install the cubes in an air-conditioned room with cooling sized for the heat output, and confirm the environment with the SmartRooms Qatar team.

The OverView MVL-721 carries a 2-year warranty. Quotations are usually issued within one working day, and purchase orders and government tenders are accepted. Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar with your room dimensions and wall layout, and we will confirm the configuration, power and installation requirements.

Highlights

70-inch full HD (1920x1080) rear-projection video wall cube
Brightness up to 540 cd/m² in high brightness mode
Six-fold redundancy for each of three LEDs
Light source rated above 100,000 hours in eco and normal modes
Two-year warranty with optional redundant hot-swappable power supply

Plan your video wall

Rows3

Columns3

Wall size about 4.65 × 2.62 m · 9 panels

Estimated timeline

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

Specifications

26 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

General Specifications26

Dimensions: d Width: 1550 mm | 61.0" d Height: 872 mm | 34.3" d Depth: 1010 mm | 39.8" d Weight: 104 kg | 228 lbs
Resolution: Full HD (1920x1080)
On-screen contrast: 1,200,000:1 (dynamic)
Screen: Mid Gain Type, 180° viewing angle
Input voltage: 90 – 240 VAC, 50-60Hz
Signal input/output: 2x DP1.2 inputs & 1x output (4K@60Hz) 2x HDMI 2.0 inputs (4K@60Hz) 2x USB ports (only for power) 2x Ethernet ports
External power supply: Optional: remote and redundant hot swappable power supply
Third party interface: WEB service API
Display technology: Rear-projection DLP (rear access only)
Screen gap: Adjustable up to 0.2 mm depending upon video wall configuration and operating temperature
White point: Customized white points
Brightness: Under native color gamut Mode / Screen type | WV-FEL | FXS High brightness | 540 cd/m² | 460 cd/m² Normal | 360 cd/m² | 305 cd/m² Eco | 180 cd/m² | 155 cd/m²
Brightness uniformity: >95%
Color stability: Sense X: automatic real-time color and brightness calibration
Light source: 6x redundancy for each of 3 LEDs
Light source lifetime: > 100,000h in Eco/Normal mode
Noise Level: Less than 20 dB (measured from 5m in front)
Power: 70W (eco) 100W (typ.) 150W (max)
Conditions for operation: 10°C – 40°C | 50°F – 104°F Up to 80% humidity (non-condensing)
Heat dissipation: 240 BTU/h (eco) 340 BTU/h (typ.) 510 BTU/h (max)
Signal processing: Loop through Cropping, scaling with wall configuration
Color gamut: REC709
Direct ethernet access: Built-in web server
HDCP: v2.2
Graphical user interface: All settings and operational parameters
Warranty: 2 years

Downloads

2 files from the manufacturer

PDF Datasheets OverView-MVL-721-en-Spec-sheet.pdf 188 KB URL Manuals & guides · Opens on manufacturer site Manuals, drivers and support

Questions about OverView MVL-721

What is the Barco OverView MVL-721 built for?

It is a 70-inch, 16:9 rear-projection video wall cube designed for control rooms and operations centres that need a full HD wall built from tiled modules. Several cubes combine into one display, so it suits a utility control room in Mesaieed or a monitoring floor in Doha that needs constant status views. Its 1920x1080 resolution and 540 cd/m² high brightness mode cover typical operator screens.

How bright is the OverView MVL-721, and does brightness change by mode?

Yes. On the WV-FEL screen type it is rated at 540 cd/m² in high brightness mode, 360 cd/m² in normal mode and 180 cd/m² in eco mode. The FXS screen type is rated at 460, 305 and 155 cd/m² in the same modes. Brightness uniformity is rated above 95%. Choose the mode that matches the ambient light in your room and the power budget you have agreed.

What resolution and contrast does it offer for displaying dashboards?

Each cube runs full HD at 1920x1080 with a dynamic on-screen contrast of 1,200,000:1 and a 180° viewing angle, which keeps dashboards readable from side positions in a control room. It supports REC709 colour and HDCP 2.2 for protected content. When planning wall size, consider the text size operators must read from their normal seating distance.

How long do the light sources last?

The light source is rated for more than 100,000 hours in eco and normal modes. Each of the three LEDs has six-fold redundancy. Eco mode also lowers power draw and heat output, which helps a facilities team plan maintenance for a wall that runs around the clock in a 24-hour operations room.

Which inputs and outputs does the MVL-721 have?

The cube has two DisplayPort 1.2 inputs, one DisplayPort output and two HDMI 2.0 inputs, all supporting 4K at 60 Hz. It also has two Ethernet ports and two USB ports, and the USB ports are for power only. The loop-through function lets you pass a source from one cube to the next. Confirm your source formats and cable runs with the SmartRooms Qatar team before the quotation is issued.

Can it be managed remotely over the network?

Yes. Two Ethernet ports, a built-in web server and a web service API let you manage the cube and integrate it with third-party systems. All settings and operational parameters are reachable through the graphical user interface. Colour and brightness calibration runs automatically in real time, so a network operator can check the wall from a desk instead of walking into the control room.

How much power and heat does one cube produce?

A cube draws 70 W in eco mode, 100 W typically and 150 W at maximum. Heat output is 240, 340 and 510 BTU/h in the same modes, and noise is below 20 dB measured from 5 m in front. A hospital command room in Doha should size its air-conditioning and electrical circuits for the maximum figures across the whole wall, not for eco mode alone.

Will it cope with Qatar's summer heat?

Only in an air-conditioned room. The stated operating range is 10°C to 40°C with up to 80% humidity, non-condensing. Qatar's summer ambient temperatures can exceed 45°C, so the cubes should not be installed in an uncooled room. Ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to review your room environment and cooling capacity during the free site survey before you place an order.

How much space and floor loading does one cube need?

Each cube weighs 104 kg and measures 1550 mm wide, 872 mm high and 1010 mm deep. Because it is rear-projection and serviced from the rear only, you need clearance behind the wall. Check floor loading, especially in rooms with raised floors, and confirm delivery routes before the cubes arrive. Our free site survey covers these points before the order is placed.

Does it work with Qatar's 240 V supply?

Yes within its rated range. The input is rated at 90 to 240 VAC at 50 to 60 Hz, so the 240 V, 50 Hz mains used across Qatar falls inside it. The installation team should confirm the electrical connection, circuit protection and socket arrangement for the specific wall during the site survey. A remote, redundant, hot-swappable power supply is available as an option if the project needs extra resilience.

What does the optional redundant power supply add?

It is a remote, redundant, hot-swappable power supply for installations that cannot tolerate a single point of failure. In a logistics control tower near Hamad International Airport, where a wall tracks cargo and flight movements around the clock, this option helps keep the wall running while a power unit is serviced. Ask for it to be included in your quotation if your project needs it.

Can a government ministry or school order this through an LPO or tender?

Yes. SmartRooms Qatar accepts purchase orders (LPOs) and government tenders, including Monaqasat, and accepts payment by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. A school or ministry ordering a wall for a command room can send its specification along with the room dimensions. The cube is covered by the manufacturer's 2-year warranty, and quotations are usually issued within one working day.