Lightwall Composite Panel Uses LED Light Source

Pulp Studio’s Glo Lightwall is a composite panel used for illuminating architectural applications and utilizes a prismatic panel and LEDs as the light source. This allows light to be uniformly and evenly transmitted across the surface of the panel. The Glo Lightwall is unlike the typical back light installations where a cavity is created to form a light box that can cause uneven lighting across the surface of the glass. Extremely thin, low in voltage, and easy to install, the system has a lifespan of over 70,000 hours.

Glo Lightwall can be applied to various fields of industry such as architectural signage, shop display, accent walls, and modern display systems to give a wall perfect backlighting. Because of its thin dimensions, it is particularly useful in retrofit situations where walls cannot be broken, and a minimal profile is required. In combination with Pulp Studio’s decorative Graphic Imaging technology, the Glo Lightwall can also take full advantage of the visual possibilities of laminated glass, where digital images and images of photographic quality can be illuminated. Using approximately 70 percent less energy than a traditional T5 florescent lamp, Glo Lightwall requires less power to operate and it is more eco-friendly in that it contains no mercury or other hazardous materials. The panel may be cut into custom shapes.

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