Calibration Kit - KT-LFD-CC2

What the KT-LFD-CC2 does for a video wall

The Sharp KT-LFD-CC2 is a calibration kit for video walls made from several displays. Even panels of the same model can differ slightly in brightness and white point. When one image spans the whole array, those differences appear as dark bands and mismatched tones. The kit measures each display and brings the wall to a shared brightness and white point, so the array reads as one surface rather than separate screens.

The kit is listed under Sharp's video wall accessories with order code L50KT-LFD-CC2. It is a software-led solution that works with the panels already in your wall. It does not replace those displays.

Hardware and software in the box

The kit bundles an MDSV Sensor 3 colorimeter and a Display Wall Calibrator application licence. The sensor reads the light output of each panel, and the software uses those readings to adjust brightness intensity and white point for every display in the wall. Sharp positions the kit around two qualities: simple operation and accurate, fast results.

• MDSV Sensor 3 colorimeter: measures each display.
• Display Wall Calibrator licence: runs the matching process across the full wall.

Compatibility with Sharp panels

The source data lists two compatible models: the PN-UN553S and the PN-UN553V. If your video wall uses these displays, the kit is designed for your installation. If it uses other Sharp models or another brand, confirm compatibility with the SmartRooms Qatar team before you commit to an order, because the manufacturer listing names no other models.

Where the kit fits in Qatar

Consider a government authority in West Bay that operates a multi-panel video wall in its operations room. Panels installed at different times can drift apart in appearance. After commissioning, the facilities team can use the kit to bring the displays into line before a key briefing, rather than accepting visible differences between screens.

A private school in Al Wakrah fitting out an assembly hall with a video wall for events and announcements is another good fit. The school's AV technician can run the calibration without a specialist colour engineer, in line with the simple operation the manufacturer highlights.

A hotel in Lusail with a lobby wall of Sharp panels can also use the kit after installation, so the wall looks uniform under changing daylight. The same approach suits a logistics company in the Industrial Area with a dispatch control wall that needs consistent colour for staff reading shared dashboards.

What to plan before you order

• List the exact display models in your wall and confirm they match the compatible list.
• Count the panels and note their positions, since matching is carried out across the full array.
• Confirm software requirements with the SmartRooms Qatar team, because the source data does not list them.
• Book a free site survey if the wall is still being installed, so mounting, cable routes and viewing distances are checked first.
• Prepare the purchase route early. Public-sector buyers can order through purchase orders (LPOs) and government tenders, including Monaqasat, and pay by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order.

Send your display models, panel count and installation location, and SmartRooms Qatar will prepare a quotation for the Sharp KT-LFD-CC2, usually within one working day. Request a quote today and the team will confirm compatibility and next steps for your video wall.