NovaStar TB30 LED Multimedia Player for Lamp-Post Displays
Price range: $ 225.00 through $ 303.00
NovaStar TB30 combines LED content playback and sending for lamp-post and fixed signage. Choose standard or optional 4G configuration.
Confirm screen mapping, hardware revision, storage and network requirements before ordering. Contact sales for configuration and pricing.
The NovaStar TB30 is a Taurus-series LED multimedia player that combines stored-content playback with LED sending functions. It is designed for lamp-post advertising, retail signage and other fixed LED displays where an integrator needs to publish and manage content from a computer, phone or tablet.
Choose the standard player or the listed option with a 4G module according to the site’s network. Before ordering, confirm the supplied hardware revision, firmware, receiving cards and screen pixel map. These details matter because published TB30 specifications have changed over time.
NovaStar TB30 specifications and revision checks
Do not select a player by model name alone. The manufacturer’s V1.2.0 specification lists a 650,000-pixel load and one primary plus one backup LED output. V1.2.4, dated July 31, 2026, lists up to 1,300,000 pixels with both outputs primary by default and an optional primary/backup configuration. The manufacturer’s comparison page still shows 650,000 pixels. Ask us to confirm which limits apply to the unit being supplied.
| Item | Published reference | Confirm before purchase |
|---|---|---|
| Processor and RAM | Quad-core ARM A55, 1.8 GHz; 1 GB RAM | Hardware revision on the quotation |
| Internal storage | Older listing: 16 GB; later manufacturer documents: 32 GB | Storage fitted to the supplied unit |
| LED loading capacity | 650,000 pixels in V1.2.0; up to 1,300,000 in V1.2.4 | Firmware, port mode and actual screen mapping |
| Content playback | V1.2.4 lists one 4K or two 1080p videos | Codec, frame rate and synchronization requirements |
| Control connections | Ethernet, Wi-Fi, USB; optional 4G | Required network and included accessories |
Decoding a 4K source does not mean driving a full 4K LED canvas. Calculate the display’s physical pixel count separately, and check both total load and allowed dimensions. Do not multiply two independent maximum dimensions and treat the result as supported capacity.
Standard TB30 or TB30 with a 4G module?
The standard NovaStar TB30 ships without a 4G module. This listing also offers a configuration labeled “Novastar TB30 with 4G module.” Select that option when cellular connectivity is required, then confirm the module and service details for the destination country.
| Connection | When to consider it | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Wired Ethernet | A site with an available network cable | Network access and remote-management permissions |
| Wi-Fi AP | Local connection directly to the player | Commissioning access at the display |
| Wi-Fi STA | Connection through the site’s wireless router | Coverage and router credentials |
| Optional 4G | A location requiring cellular access | Module bands, carrier, SIM/data plan and antenna provision |
A SIM slot alone does not establish that a cellular module is installed. Ask for the exact contents of the selected configuration; do not assume that a SIM, active data plan or every antenna is included. For a multi-location deployment, document who manages the network and who can publish content.
Plan a lamp-post LED display installation
Start with the screen’s native resolution and cabinet layout. For example, a hypothetical 320 × 960-pixel display contains 307,200 pixels. That arithmetic is an initial capacity check, not a compatibility approval: receiving-card mapping, output allocation and the supplied revision still need verification.
- Record the complete signal chain: player, LED receiving cards, modules and wiring map. A category match alone does not prove compatibility.
- Describe the content: provide sample video files, orientation, resolution and schedule. Test the actual files and layout before rolling out multiple sites.
- Specify synchronization: distinguish simultaneous playback across players from a live-video input requirement. NTP and GPS synchronization are documented; GPS requires the specified 4G module.
- Plan the enclosure: the player is listed as IP20 in the manufacturer’s specifications. A lamp-post application requires suitable protection from rain and condensation, with power and thermal design checked for the installation.
- Confirm procurement details: quantity, delivery country, required accessories and the configuration written on the quotation.
If your requirements exceed the confirmed TB30 configuration, compare the LED media player range before ordering. Provide the screen map so the alternative can be checked against the same requirements.
TB-series multimedia player video
This EagerLED video introduces the NovaStar TB series. Use it for a visual overview; confirm the exact TB30 revision and optional hardware against your order.
Frequently asked questions
Is the TB30 a 4K LED output controller?
Its ability to decode a 4K file is separate from LED output capacity. Size the screen using the confirmed loading limit and output configuration, rather than the source video’s resolution.
Does the NovaStar TB30 include 4G as standard?
No. The base player excludes the module. Choose the listed 4G option if needed and confirm regional carrier compatibility and the accessories supplied with it.
Can multiple TB30 players show synchronized content?
Yes, the manufacturer documents synchronized playback. Confirm the synchronization method, required modules and media layout first; synchronization can reduce simultaneous video playback capacity.
Can I install the player outdoors without an enclosure?
Do not treat the TB30 as a weatherproof player. Its published IP20 rating calls for protection from water. Confirm a suitable installation enclosure and environmental conditions with the project team.
Where is the TB30 specification download?
The existing TB30 specification PDF hosted on this site is an earlier document. Use it as a legacy reference and request the specification matching the supplied hardware and firmware before final approval.
Confirm your TB30 configuration before ordering
Contact EagerLED about the NovaStar TB30 with your screen resolution, receiving-card model, quantity, destination and preferred network. Include whether you need cellular connectivity or synchronized playback. Ask for written confirmation of the supplied revision, load limit, storage and included accessories, plus current pricing and shipping terms.
| Weight | 3 kg |
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