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Black rectangular LED matrix panel with 64 by 32 RGB LEDs and HUB75 connectors

WaveShare

WaveShare 64x32 RGB LED Matrix Panel 2048 LEDs 4mm Pitch HUB75

SKU CH-1XTS-9P36V

A 64×32 full-colour LED matrix panel with 2048 individually addressable RGB LEDs, 4 mm pitch, adjustable brightness and chainable HUB75 headers for building larger displays with Arduino.

  • CPU TypeOther
  • Full-colour images from 2048 individual RGB LEDs
  • 64 by 32 pixel resolution with 4 mm pitch
  • Adjustable brightness for any lighting condition
  • Chain multiple panels via HUB75 headers
  • Works with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32 controllers

Purpose-Built Display Panel

The WaveShare 64x32 RGB LED matrix panel delivers a 2048-LED full-colour canvas for makers building desktop or wall-mounted signage, environment monitors or animated art. Each 4 mm-pitch pixel is individually addressable with adjustable brightness, so text, graphics and motion stay crisp at close range. The board is a bare display that requires a separate controller such as an Arduino, Raspberry Pi or ESP32 to drive content.

Thermals, Noise & Power

As a passive LED array the panel produces no fan noise and negligible heat during normal operation, drawing only the current needed for the illuminated pixels at the chosen brightness level. Power consumption scales directly with the number of active LEDs and the brightness setting, letting a suitably rated supply run the display continuously without active cooling.

Build Integration

Dual HUB75 headers — one input, one output — allow multiple panels to be chained into larger matrices without extra wiring harnesses. The 64-by-32 pixel layout fits compact frames while the chainable design frees up GPIO pins on the host board for sensors or network modules. Mounting holes on the PCB enable secure attachment to custom enclosures or flat surfaces.

Highlights

  • Full-colour images from 2048 individual RGB LEDs
  • 64 by 32 pixel resolution with 4 mm pitch
  • Adjustable brightness for any lighting condition
  • Chain multiple panels via HUB75 headers
  • Works with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, ESP32 controllers

Specifications

CPU TypeOther

Questions about this item

How do I chain multiple panels together using the HUB75 headers?

Connect the controller to the input HUB75 header, then link the output header to the next panel's input header; repeat for each additional panel.

What maintenance will the 2048 RGB LEDs need over time?

No routine maintenance is required; individual LEDs are not user-replaceable, so a failed pixel means replacing the whole panel.

At what point does heat become the limiting factor during continuous full-brightness operation?

Sustained full-white output at maximum brightness causes the panel to heat up first, so thermal management becomes the practical limit.

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