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Desert Reign Church, a house of worship based in Downy, California, has partnered with PPDS, the global distributor of Philips Professional Display Solutions, for the largest Philips dvLED video wall installation in North America to date, according to a press release and video showcase posted by the church.
Image provided by PPDS.
Desert Reign Church, a house of worship based in Downy, California, has partnered with PPDS, the global distributor of Philips Professional Display Solutions, for the largest Philips dvLED video wall installation in North America to date, according to a press release and video showcase posted by the church.
A video showcase posted by Desert Reign Church showcasing the AV work and renovation project. |
Installed by Los Alamitos-based AV/IT integrator TechArts, the Philips L-Line 9000 dvLED wall measures 31-by-11-feet, comprising part of a campus update project at the church.
The video wall includes support for variable light conditions, modular sustainable design, remote Active Health Monitoring and remote troubleshooting capabilities along with remote content management, consuming an estimated 20% less energy than comparable competitor models and including fire-retardant design and IP30 rated conformant coating for dust, dirt, fungus and corrosion resistance.
Daniel Dutch, Lead Pastor, Desert Reign Church commented:
“In the past, I have been involved in projects that have gone well, and projects that have not gone well,” Daniel Dutch, lead pastor at Desert Reign Church, said in the release. “This one I would rate as an A+. People were amazed when they walked in. The collaboration between PPDS and TechArts was seamless throughout and, at times, you almost wouldn’t know who was working for who when they were working here on the wall. I would encourage people to see this for themselves.
“We did a lot of research, we really looked around and explored many different LED walls and contractors,” Dutch continued. “We found PPDS to be head and shoulders above the rest and I’m sure others in our and other industries will be able to say the same.”
Chuck Mitchell, CEO, TechArts added:
“This was a unique LED project that was born out of a desire for the church to go to the next level for experience,” Chuck Mitchell, CEO at TechArts, said in the release. “Myself, and my colleague, Scott Clement, client representative, were able to put together a really great demonstration coordinating with PPDS and when they saw the incredible high-resolution quality from Philips, they were in no doubt this was the right solution for their needs.”
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A control room view of the church’s dvLED wall. Provided by PPDS. |
Daniel Brown is the editor of Digital Signage Today, a contributing editor for Automation & Self-Service, and an accomplished writer and multimedia content producer with extensive experience covering technology and business. His work has appeared in a range of business and technology publications, including interviews with eminent business leaders, inventors and technologists. He has written extensively on AI and the integration of technology and business strategy with empathy and the human touch. Brown is the author of two novels and a podcaster. His previous experience includes IT work at an Ivy League research institution, education and business consulting, and retail sales and management.
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