The video wall that disappears into the architecture.
A 3 mm thick, 150 gram LED module at 1.95 mm pitch. Luma Pad turns shelf edges, columns, stair risers and facades into living surfaces — without the depth, weight or cost of a conventional video wall.
Shelves that sell themselves.
Luma Pad replaces static shelf-edge graphics, price rails and printed signage with the same footprint of living, addressable surface. Promotions change from a laptop instead of a print run.
Because a module is only 3 mm thick and 150 grams, it mounts to surfaces that would never take a conventional cabinet — shelf lips, column faces, stair risers, glass mullions and ceiling coffers.

Vertical rhythm, not a rectangle.
Run as spaced vertical fins, Luma Pad reads as architectural lighting that happens to carry content — the gaps let the structure behind stay visible, so a facade or foyer keeps its depth instead of being flattened by a solid screen.
Seamless splicing and rigging or stacking installation mean a run can be any length in 250 mm increments, curved around a column or hung as a floating array.

Two cabinet sizes, one 250 mm module.
Every Luma Pad cabinet is built from the same 250 × 93.75 mm module. The short cabinet takes three, the long takes four — so any run composes in 250 mm steps. Switch between them to compare footprint and weight.
Four 250 mm modules · 39.37 × 3.69 in · 5.291 lb
Six decisions that make Luma the easiest panel to specify.
Front-Access Service
Any module releases in about five seconds without rear access. The quick-swap design dramatically shortens downtime and removes the need for service clearance behind the wall.
Cable-Free Interior
Internal signal routing removes loose connectors — the single most common source of field failures — improving reliability and making maintenance predictable.
Sealed GOB Modules
Glue-on-board protection makes the surface moisture-resistant, impact-resistant and touchable, so panels survive contact on shelf edges and stair risers.
Integrated Power
Each cabinet carries a built-in power supply, eliminating external power boxes and cable racks and reducing what has to be hidden in the joinery.
CNC-Machined Corners
Every cabinet is milled from a single block for precise alignment, producing smooth seams across long multi-module runs.
Two Cabinet Sizes
750 mm and 1000 mm lengths provide the flexibility to fit any project geometry, including custom and curved installations.
Surfaces a video wall could never reach.

Shelf Edge & Aisle
Price rails and shelf talkers become addressable. Update a promotion across every store from one CMS.

Malls & Atria
Wayfinding, promotion and ambience in high-traffic public space, without blocking sightlines.

Lobbies & Foyers
Brand presence at reception that reads as architecture rather than as a screen bolted to a wall.

Stair Risers
GOB sealing makes the surface touchable and impact-resistant — essential where people walk.

Staging & Events
At 1.7–2.4 kg a cabinet, sets rig fast and strike faster. Rigging or stacking, both supported.

Expo & Trade Stands
Full-height branded fins that ship in a case and survive repeated build and strike cycles.
Luma Pad, in full.
One pixel pitch, two cabinet lengths. Figures below are taken from the Luma Pad specification sheet.
| Pixel Pitch | 1.95 mm |
|---|---|
| Pixel Density | 262,144 dot/m² |
| LED Package | SMD1515 |
| LED Sealing | GOB |
| Brightness | 600 – 800 cd/m² |
| Grey Scale | > 14 bit |
| Refresh Rate | 1,920 Hz |
| Viewing Angle (H / V) | 160° / 140° |
| Drive Mode | Constant current |
| Module Size (W × H) | 250 × 93.75 mm |
|---|---|
| Module Thickness | 3 mm |
| Module Weight | 0.15 kg |
| Cabinet Size (small) | 750 × 93.75 mm |
| Cabinet Size (large) | 1000 × 93.75 mm |
| Cabinet Weight (small) | 1.7 kg |
| Cabinet Weight (large) | 2.4 kg |
| Cabinet Thickness | 38 mm |
| Module Power (average) | 10 W |
|---|---|
| Cabinet Power (max / average) | 40 W / 16 W |
| Input Voltage | 100 – 240 V |
| Working Temperature | −20 °C to +40 °C |
| Storage Temperature | −40 °C to +80 °C |
| Operating Humidity | 10% – 90% RH |
| Ingress Protection | IP20 |
| Working Environment | Indoor |
| Service Access | Front |
|---|---|
| Installation Method | Fixed · rigging & stacking |
| Working Life | 50,000 hours |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| Quality Guarantee | 3 years |
Specifications are for reference and can be customised — actual values may vary by configuration. Confirm final figures on your quoted Spec Pack. Full Luma Pad spec sheet.
Specifying Luma Pad.
How thin is the Luma Pad?
The LED module is 3 mm thick and weighs 150 grams. The complete cabinet, including its built-in power supply, is 38 mm deep and 93.75 mm tall — roughly the depth of a light switch.
What cabinet sizes are available?
Two lengths: 750 × 93.75 mm at 1.7 kg and 1000 × 93.75 mm at 2.4 kg, both 38 mm thick. Modules are 250 mm wide, so the short cabinet carries three and the long carries four — runs compose in 250 mm increments.
What is a GOB module and why does it matter?
GOB means glue on board — a protective resin sealed over the LEDs. It makes the surface touchable, impact-resistant and moisture-resistant, which is what allows Luma Pad on shelf edges, stair risers and anywhere else within public reach.
How is Luma Pad serviced?
Entirely from the front — any module releases in about five seconds with no rear access. Power is built into each cabinet and the interior is cable-free, so there's no external power box and no service clearance behind the wall.
Is Luma Pad suitable for outdoor use?
No. Luma Pad is IP20 and indoor-rated, working from −20 °C to +40 °C at 10–90% RH. The GOB coating resists moisture and touch, but the cabinet is not weather-sealed. For outdoor installs see the IP66-rated Oasis and Unity Platinum series.
How much does a Luma Pad installation cost?
Cost scales with total run length and cabinet count rather than screen area, which is why shelf-edge and fin installations come in well below an equivalent video wall. Send the linear metres, the mounting surface and the viewing distance and we'll come back with a specified number.
Tell us the surface. We'll tell you the run.
Linear metres, mounting surface and viewing distance are all we need to spec the right Luma Pad configuration and price it. No obligation, ever.
