4×4 Video Wall Controllers

4×4 video wall controllers.

Sixteen displays — and a controller built for input density, redundancy and 24/7 stability.

16 displaysHot-swap24/7 mission-critical
Drita DT4000 controller chassis
When 4×4 is the right call

The question stops being “can it drive the wall.”

Command centres, NOCs, BFSI war rooms, traffic and surveillance control, large branch flagships. At sixteen displays, the question is no longer whether the box can drive the wall — it's whether the box can stay up for years, and whether you can hot-swap a failed card without dropping the room.
Our controllers that fit a 4×4 wall

Four chassis — three FPGA-class, one entry HDMI.

Drita DT4000 (FPGA Multi-Screen)
Drita

Drita DT4000 (FPGA Multi-Screen)

Often the right answer at this scale.

Architecture
Virus-free real-time FPGA · 1U–14U 19″
Outputs
Up to 72 (covers 16 with deep headroom)
Inputs
Up to 64 HD or 32× 4K capture (or 256 CVBS)
Reliability
Hot-swappable cards, fans, redundant PSU · PIP/POP · preset scheduling · anti-burn-in
Control
Web · C/S · iOS / Android · Crestron · AMX · RS232 / LAN
Certifications
BIS / ISO / NSIC
Why this
BFSI war rooms, traffic control, defence — projects where uptime is the spec.
Drita DT4000 (Windows)
Drita

Drita DT4000 (Windows)

When IP / web / VNC sources dominate.

Compute
Intel i7 octa 3.3 GHz / Xeon · 8–64 GB RAM · 2× 1 TB HDD or 2× 480 GB SSD RAID-1
Outputs
Up to 12× 4K-UHD or 64× FHD
Inputs
Up to 64 mixed across DVI / HDMI / DP / SDI / analog
Power / chassis
4U 19″ · 800 W redundant PSU
Software
Windows 10 64-bit Pro · Drita WMS or Jupiter Canvas
Why this
Right when the wall integrates with IP cameras, RTSP, web dashboards, VNC and signage CMSes.
Jupiter Catalyst V
Jupiter

Jupiter Catalyst V

Premium boardroom or briefing-centre 4×4.

Inputs
Up to 16× 4K direct · 120+ H.264 streams · HDCP 1.4 / 2.2
Outputs
Up to 64 FHD or 16× 4K (covers 4×4 in 4K)
Reliability
RAID 1 + Hot Spare · redundant PSU · 3RU
Software
Standalone or Canvas Enterprise managed
Why this
When the 4×4 is the showpiece in a premium boardroom or briefing centre.
SEADA SolarWall Micro (SWMicro 16)
SEADA

SEADA SolarWall Micro (SWMicro 16)

Lower-cost option for HDMI-source 4×4.

I/O
8× HDMI in · 16× HDMI out
Architecture
FPGA Crossbar · HDCP
Modes
Layout looping · 2- or 4-window overlay · custom presets
Chassis
1.5U · AC 100–240 V · standalone
Why this
Lobby and retail 4×4 walls where content is mostly fixed scenes from HDMI sources.
Indicative I/O for 4×4

Plan for headroom on outputs and density on inputs.

  • Outputs

    Sixteen is the floor — design for 18–20 to cover spares and future growth without restripping cards.

  • Inputs

    Usually 16–32 in a real NOC once you count cameras, NVR feeds, BMS, ITSM dashboards, codec, signage and laptop drops.

  • Typical sources

    IP cameras, NVR / VMS, SCADA / BMS dashboards, NOC tools (Grafana, ServiceNow, ticketing), CCTV grids, IPTV, codec feeds, laptops.

  • Mounting

    Structural support is a real conversation at this size — civil readiness drives the project gantt.

Price context

Architecture drives the bill.

Quoted per project. SolarWall Micro 16 is the most accessible; DT4000 Windows sits in the middle; DT4000 FPGA and Catalyst V are top-end and reflect 24/7 redundancy and input density. Total project cost includes the 16 displays or LED canvas, extenders, mounts/structure, rack, control system and commissioning. The architecture choice carries most of the price gap — not the brand badge.

Why VVT for 4×4

Vendor-neutral. Pre-staged. Structural-aware.

  • Vendor-neutral spec

    Recommendation is driven by your I/O, codec mix and uptime — not which OEM gave the best margin this quarter.

  • Bengaluru staging and pre-config

    Racked, cabled, burnt in and scenario-tested before delivery. Install day is mounting and commissioning, not first-time configuration.

  • Install with structural mounting

    Site survey covers wall structure, electrical and rack space — not just signal paths.

  • AMC with response SLAs

    Onsite response across Bengaluru and Karnataka. Pan-India for committed projects.

Common questions

The short answers.

FPGA for pure 24/7 stability — no patching cycle, no Windows updates mid-shift. Windows when you need software-driven sources, browser pages, RTSP or VNC. Many large NOCs run both: FPGA on the wall, Windows for orchestration alongside.

Share your source inventory —
we'll architect the 4×4.

Source list, codec mix, uptime requirement and room dimensions is enough for a first-pass architecture. We respond within one working day.