Planar Chameleon & Mosaic: Two New Ways to Shape LED

Planar Chameleon and Mosaic Series LED display announcement

Planar just added two new LED product lines built for a problem most video walls don't solve: what to do when the space isn't a flat rectangle. The Planar Chameleon Series and Planar Mosaic Series, announced September 1, 2026, are architectural LED displays designed for double-sided viewing, custom shapes, and layouts that break out of the standard grid — the kind of thing a lobby, atrium, or branded environment calls for when a conventional video wall would look like an afterthought.

Chameleon Series — One Display, Two Perspectives

Chameleon is built as an ultra-slim, double-sided display — under 2 inches (45mm) deep — that transforms a single display into two unique audience experiences while maximizing valuable space. Lightweight cabinets simplify handling and installation.

Planar Chameleon Series ultra-slim double-sided LED display

It enables independent or synchronized dual-sided content — a reception desk with foot traffic on both sides, a divider wall between two lobby zones, or a freestanding piece meant to be walked around rather than looked at head-on, all running from a single install.

Planar Chameleon Series independent dual-sided content

It's built on a versatile 500×500mm cabinet, available in 1.2, 1.5, 1.9, 2.6, and 3.9mm pixel pitches, so a designer can configure display sizes tailored to the space and application without changing platforms.

Planar Chameleon Series 500x500mm cabinet

High-brightness models deliver up to 3,000 nits for environments with heavy ambient light, expanding installation possibilities while maintaining exceptional image quality.

Planar Chameleon Series high brightness model

Rounded corner options give designers a choice between complementing surrounding architecture or making a bold visual statement, both delivering a refined, seamless finish, alongside a 90° corner alternative — with four total corner configurations available (standard, rounded top, rounded bottom, or all four rounded).

Planar Chameleon Series rounded corner design

Finished and protective trim creates a polished appearance while protecting display edges from everyday wear — a clean, architectural finish built for premium digital signage installations.

Planar Chameleon Series finished and protective trim

The cabinet architecture supports hanging configurations, enabling suspended LED displays that maximize visibility while maintaining a clean, architectural appearance.

Planar Chameleon Series suspended installation

The same cabinet design supports stacking configurations, enabling free-standing LED displays with flexibility for positioning content within a space while maintaining that clean architectural appearance.

Planar Chameleon Series free-standing installation

Front-serviceability keeps ongoing maintenance simple — no need to access the display from behind once it's mounted, hung, or stacked in place. Every module is tethered for extra security during service.

Planar Chameleon Series front-serviceable design

Together, the design and finish details are engineered for a polished, space-efficient installation regardless of which of the five pixel pitches a project calls for.

Planar Chameleon Series installation detail

Chameleon full specifications, by model

Spec Chameleon 1.2 Chameleon 1.5 Chameleon 1.9 Chameleon 2.6 Chameleon 3.9
Pixel Pitch 1.25mm 1.56mm 1.95mm 2.60mm 3.91mm
LED Type SMD
Brightness Max Standard: 600 nits · High Bright: 3,000 nits Standard: 600 nits · High Bright: 3,000 nits Standard: 800 nits · High Bright: 3,000 nits Standard: 800 nits · High Bright: 3,000 nits Standard: 800 nits · High Bright: 3,000 nits
Contrast Ratio 6,000:1 · 30,000:1 HB 6,000:1 · 30,000:1 HB 8,000:1 · 30,000:1 HB 8,000:1 · 30,000:1 HB 8,000:1 · 30,000:1 HB
Cabinet Resolution (each side) 400 × 400 320 × 320 256 × 256 192 × 192 128 × 128
Module Resolution 200 × 200 160 × 160 128 × 128 96 × 96 64 × 64
Scan Rate 50 40 32 24 16
Cabinet Size 500 × 500 × 45mm (19.69 × 19.69 × 1.77in)
Cabinet Diagonal 707.11mm (27.85in)
Cabinet Weight 8kg (17.64lbs) · 21kg/m² (46.3lbs/m²)
Module Configuration 2 × 2
Module Size 250 × 250mm (9.84 × 9.84in), tethered
Color Temperature 3,000–10,000K
LED Refresh Rate Standard: 3,840Hz · High Bright: 7,680Hz
Viewing Angle ≥160° horizontal · ≥140° vertical
Frame Rate 50/60Hz
Power Consumption, Max 280W/cabinet
Line Voltage 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz
Controller Compatibility ColorLight
Front Access Install/Service Yes
Acoustic Noise ≤30 dBA
Operating Temp / Humidity 0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F) · 80% RH max non-condensing
Storage Temp / Humidity -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) · 85% RH max non-condensing

Mosaic Series — Where Creativity Takes Shape

Mosaic is a family of indoor architectural LED displays designed for ultimate creative flexibility, bringing imaginative visual concepts to life with unique shapes, sizes, and layouts that complement virtually any indoor space.

Planar Mosaic Series real installation wrapping around office hallway doorways

It ships in four cabinet formats — 500×250, 500×500, 750×250, and 1000×250mm — that act as building blocks for creating custom dimensions, shapes, and layouts, rather than filling a fixed rectangle. Video walls can be built with cabinets in mixed orientation of 0 and 90 degrees, including cross- and notch-shaped layouts that incorporate deliberate negative space, like the example below.

Planar Mosaic Series negative-space cross-shaped layout example

Cabinets combine and position vertically or horizontally to fit the space, not the other way around — and Planar built the modules to hold consistent orientation across the entire video wall regardless of cabinet orientation, preserving consistent brightness, color, and viewing angle throughout.

Planar Mosaic multiple cabinet sizes

Mounting depth totals 60mm once the mount system is included, and the cabinet's front-service design means techs never need rear access once it's installed.

Planar Mosaic vertical and horizontal orientation

High Brightness models deliver up to 3,000 nits for brighter indoor environments, expanding the creative possibilities of Mosaic into spaces with higher ambient light while maintaining exceptional visual performance. Available in 1.2, 1.5, 1.9, 2.6, and 3.9mm pixel pitches.

Planar Mosaic high brightness model

Same five pixel pitches as Chameleon, the same 3,000-nit ceiling for high-brightness models, plus front-serviceability, a power-efficient design, and ADA compliance for easier long-term maintenance and public-sector projects.

Mosaic full specifications, by model

Spec Mosaic 1.2 Mosaic 1.5 Mosaic 1.9 Mosaic 2.6 Mosaic 3.9
Pixel Pitch 1.25mm 1.56mm 1.95mm 2.60mm 3.91mm
LED Type SMD
Brightness Max Standard: 600 nits · High Bright: 3,000 nits Standard: 600 nits · High Bright: 3,000 nits Standard: 800 nits · High Bright: 3,000 nits Standard: 800 nits · High Bright: 3,000 nits Standard: 800 nits · High Bright: 3,000 nits
Contrast Ratio 6,000:1 · 30,000:1 HB 6,000:1 · 30,000:1 HB 8,000:1 · 30,000:1 HB 8,000:1 · 30,000:1 HB 8,000:1 · 30,000:1 HB
Module Resolution 200 × 200 160 × 160 128 × 128 96 × 96 64 × 64
Scan Rate 50 40 32 24 16
Cabinet Sizes (W×H×D) 500×250×39.5mm · 500×500×39.5mm · 750×250×39.5mm · 1000×250×39.5mm
Cabinet Weight 500×250: 2.65kg (5.84lbs) · 500×500: 5.25kg (11.57lbs) · 750×250: 3.94kg (8.69lbs) · 1000×250: 5.25kg (11.57lbs) · 21kg/m² (46.3lbs/m²)
Module Configuration 500×250: 2×1 · 500×500: 2×2 · 750×250: 3×1 · 1000×250: 4×1
Module Size 250 × 250mm (9.84 × 9.84in)
Total Mount + Cabinet Depth 60mm
Color Temperature 3,000–10,000K
LED Refresh Rate Standard: 3,840Hz · High Bright: 7,680Hz
Viewing Angle ≥160° horizontal · ≥140° vertical
Frame Rate 50/60Hz
Power Consumption, Max 40W per module
Line Voltage 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz
Controller Compatibility ColorLight
Front Access Install/Service Yes
Acoustic Noise ≤30 dBA
Operating Temp / Humidity 0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F) · 80% RH max non-condensing
Storage Temp / Humidity -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) · 85% RH max non-condensing
ADA Compliant Yes

Chameleon vs. Mosaic: how to choose

Question Chameleon Mosaic
Does the display need to face two directions? Yes — built for it No — single-face only
Does the layout need to be a non-rectangular shape? Limited — single 500×500mm cabinet, sizes scale in that grid Yes — four cabinet formats combine into custom shapes and negative space
Power draw 280W per cabinet (0.25m²) 40W per module (multiple modules per cabinet)
ADA compliance stated Not stated in brochure Yes
Typical use case Reception desks, room dividers, freestanding signage viewed from both sides Lobby feature walls, branded environments, donor walls, shaped architectural installs

Where this actually fits a corporate or public-sector project

Most of the video walls we spec are still flat rectangles for a good reason — a boardroom or a control room wants a display that behaves predictably. Chameleon and Mosaic are for the other kind of project: a headquarters lobby that wants a piece people notice on the way in, a branded environment in a visitor center, a donor wall in a higher-ed building, or a reception area where the display genuinely needs to work from two sides of the room instead of one. Robert Detwiler, Planar's senior director of product management, framed the launch around exactly that shift — LED is increasingly part of how a space is designed, not just a screen bolted onto it. If the space you're designing around isn't a rectangle, or the display needs to do double duty facing two directions, this is the first time Planar has had a dedicated answer for that instead of a custom fabrication project.

FAQ

Are Chameleon and Mosaic available to order now?
Yes — both series launched through Planar's global network of authorized resellers, which includes Creation Networks.

Can Chameleon run different content on each side?
Yes. The two faces can run independent content or stay synchronized, depending on the application.

What pixel pitch should I spec for a lobby display?
It depends on your closest expected viewing distance. Both series span 1.2mm to 3.9mm, so a tighter pitch (1.2–1.9mm) suits close-up viewing, while 2.6–3.9mm is more appropriate when people will typically view the display from farther back. We can help you match pitch to your actual sightlines before you commit to a configuration.

Do these come in outdoor-rated versions?
Both series are positioned by Planar as indoor architectural LED — they're built for interior spaces, not outdoor exposure. Operating range is 0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F).

Is Mosaic ADA compliant?
Yes, per Planar's published specifications. Chameleon's brochure does not state ADA compliance.

What controller do these need?
Both series are ColorLight-compatible.

Next steps

Both series are new enough that pricing is still project-specific in most cases, but you can browse each model directly:

Chameleon Series: 1.2 · 1.5 · 1.9 · 2.6 · 3.9

Mosaic Series: 1.2 · 1.5 · 1.9 · 2.6 · 3.9

Or browse our full Planar LED & LCD display collection, or call us to talk through whether Chameleon or Mosaic fits your space.

Talk to an AV Design Advisor: 1.888.230.3661 · sales@creationnetworks.net

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