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Kinetik

Fabric-faced LED lightboxes with dynamic illumination for maximum impact.

Kinetik lightboxes provide a user-friendly, cost-effective alternative to digital screens. Using LEDs that are engineered to operate according to custom animations, Kinetik lightboxes enable the creation of high-impact dynamic displays that are proven to capture the attention of shoppers. Kinetik lightboxes are available with white or RGB LEDs to complement interior design schemes and match brand-specific colour palettes.

Interested in our Kinetik Lightboxes? Get in touch with the team today on 0161 655 2100 or [email protected]

Kinetik White White

Kinetik White is our range of back-lit, fabric-faced lightboxes that use single-colour LEDs to bring static images to life and create high-impact graphic displays. 

Kinetik RGB

Kinetik RGB is our range of back-lit, fabric-faced lightboxes that use multi-colour LEDs to transform static graphics into custom animations with over 16 million unique, visually-striking hues.

Kinetik LED Panels

Kinetik White

Kinetik RGB

RGB LED Panel

Technical Information

Kinetik White

Kinetik RGB

LED Module Size

320 mm x 320 mm

320 mm x 320 mm

Pixel Pitch

20 mm x 20 mm

20 mm x 20 mm

Input Voltage

90 – 260 V AC

85 – 265 V AC

Operating Voltage

5 V

5 V

Lightbox Depth

100 mm

100 mm

Minimum Size

Including lightbox frame (16.5 mm each side)

672 mm x 672 mm

672 mm x 672 mm

Maximum Standard Size

Including lightbox frame (16.5 mm each side)

3233 mm x 5153 mm

3233 mm x 5153 mm

Standard Colour Temperature

Including lightbox frame (16.5 mm each side)

6500 K (+/- 300 K)

RGB

Max Power Consumption

170 W/m²

170 W/m²

Average Power Consumption

55 W/m²

80 W/m²

Brightness*

1360 cd/m²

425 cd/m²

Approximate Weight*

19 kg/m²

20 kg/m²

Uploading Digital Content

Content in the form of a video file is acquired or created. File formats include: MP4, MOV, AVI.

Files are transferred via a USB stick or other physical storage device. (Eg: Hard Disk Drive, SD / Micro SD Card). This is then loaded onto a PC where the video content is converted into data the lightbox controller can understand.

The converted content is loaded onto a new USB stick and plugged into the lightbox controller.

The lightbox controller reads the data from the USB drive and loads it onto the lightbox. The USB drive is then removed the content begins to play.

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