Units feature Intel OPS slots and are compatible with AMX Device Discovery and Crestron RoomView systems. They boast 700cd/m² brightness and 3500:1 contrast combined with anti-reflective screens.

The L55P1 variant is designed for high-end tiled applications such as control rooms. It is based around a similar "Smart 7" concept to its Seventy Series DLP DisplayWall cubes and features Mitsubishi’s digital graduation circuitry which is designed to provide even brightness and contrast across the entire display.

The L55S1 model is a more cost-effective option for less demanding applications such as retail or digital signage. As with the P1 model, videowalls of up to five by five can be created with built-in mullion compensation.

Both models DVI inputs. Up to four displays can be daisy-chained to create a single, fully digital display. HDMI and DisplayPort inputs are also provided, along with D-Sub and composite/component and an SDI option. Both models feature built-in speakers and picture-in-picture and power management capabilities.