ZION is making its big debut at CEDIA Expo 2026. After having struck a distribution deal with Selective Design in February 2026, the company will be making its first in-person appearance at a North American tradeshow September 1 – 4 in Denver, Colorado, showcasing its outdoor microLED video walls.
What is ZION?
ZION is a Spanish manufacturer of luxury microLED video walls and displays, with a focus on the estate-level, luxury home market supported by a broad spanning portfolio. This includes a range of standard models as well as full-custom options available.
The company produces indoor microLED video walls in addition to its outdoor collection, though a particular emphasis is being placed on its outdoor offerings ahead of CEDIA Expo 2026.
More about ZION’s video wall lines
Standard ZION models range from 65 to 203 inches with even larger customization options available. According to ZION, its outdoor panels are rated for full sun, boasting a 10,000:1 contrast, 16-bit HDR Color rendition and refresh rate of 7680 Hz. Brightness options start at 2500-nits with all models also offering 4K video resolution baseline, though a select number do offer 8K if needed.
Aside from standard models, ZION also offers multiple product lines that include:
- HORIZON 360 for motorized lifts, concealment and mounting options.
- ONE for all-in-one systems built around a 4K COB, HDR panel that comes equipped with a pro-speaker driver array, all of which is encased in a thin-profiled cabinet and is supported by a motorized lift.
- SOLO for low profile, fixed installations (though it does have the option for a one-handed, swing out mount).
Why integrators should take note
Targeting the luxury market, ZION lands squarely in the project ranges of many integrators at the top end of the industry, boasting both standard and full-custom options for its video walls, including an “all-in-one” line designed to be video and audio entertainment system built into a single product.
It’s one of two major European display manufacturers that have made the crossover into U.S. markets so far this year (the other being Loewe, though they happen to focus more on OLED TVs, in addition to other luxury electronics).
Like Loewe, however, the company brings a striking European design sensibility to its products with plenty of concealment and finish options. All exposed frames can be custom painted or faux finished with materials such as wood or stone, or exposed, special treated metals. Additionally, the company provides plenty of lift options, with an entire line centered around pre-built cabinets that house the TVs and supporting lift systems.
There’s also the fact that ZION’s models are controllable via Crestron, Savant, Control-4, and other major platforms with drivers ready for implementation. Its all-in-one systems like The ONE, SOLO and others can be controlled via Google and Apple TV as well.
Seeing as how ZION has only previously exhibited at European shows like ISE, CEDIA Expo 2026 will mark the first chance integrators will have to view the displays in North America since the company became available for distribution in the states.
ZION’s One Series
