Transparent LED

Crystal Film P10

Name: Crystal Film P10 LED Display
Brand: XL Technology

A wider-pitch crystal film for large glass facades where transparency matters more than pixel density.

10mm

Pixel pitch

4,000 nits

Brightness

>7680Hz

Refresh rate

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Crystal Film P10 cabinet · Film roll, cut to glass

Product overview

P10 is used on full-height glazing viewed from several metres, where the larger pitch is invisible and the higher transparency is an advantage. It is common on bank branches and retail flagship facades.

Every unit is assembled and tested in Shenzhen before packing. Cabinet drawings, pixel map and control-system settings are supplied with the shipment, so the configuration on site matches the quotation.

Glass facadesBank branchesRetail windowsAtrium glazing

Specifications

Pixel pitch: 10mm
Brightness: 4,000 nits
Refresh rate: >7680Hz
Avg power: ≤150 W/m²
Cabinet size: Film roll, cut to glass
Cabinet weight: 1.4kg/m²
Transparency: Up to 92%
Thickness: 1–3mm
Grayscale: 16-bit
Control system: Novastar / Colorlight compatible
Application: Adhesive to existing glass

Advantages

Engineering decisions behind Crystal Film P10, and what they change on site.

Maximum transparency

The wider pitch leaves more glass clear, which preserves daylight and the view through the facade.

Lower power per square metre

≤150 W/m² reduces the electrical provision needed for large glazed areas.

Simple glass installation

Film mounting works on existing glazing without replacing panes or adding mullions.

Crystal Film P10

Structure introduction

Crystal Film P10 is a laminated film, not a framed cabinet. The LED mesh, transparent carrier, adhesive layer and protective surface are bonded as one sheet that is applied directly to existing glass.

Film roll, cut to glass

Transparent LED mesh

The pixel grid is laid out to leave open space between LEDs, which is what allows the glass to stay visually open when the screen is off.

Adhesive and carrier layers

A clear carrier holds the mesh at a consistent pitch, and the adhesive layer bonds to glass without a steel frame or visible edge.

Edge connection

Power and data connect along one edge through a slim ribbon. The connection is planned to sit behind a mullion or within a concealed edge trim.

Controller and power location

The controller and power supply are remote from the film. Their location is agreed at survey so cable routes stay hidden and serviceable.

Design details

The decisions that affect how Crystal Film P10 looks, installs and stays serviceable on site.

Up to 95% transparency

The open grid keeps daylight and sightlines through the glass. Transparency is balanced against brightness for the actual background and viewing distance.

3 mm film build

The film adds minimal thickness, so it can be used on shop windows and interior glass without rebuilding the frame.

Mullion-aware layout

The pixel map is set out around mullions and door frames so content is not cut by the building structure.

Removable service sections

Film sections are planned so a damaged area can be replaced without stripping the whole window.

Front maintenance

Service is planned before the wall is built. Modules, cards and power supplies are replaced from the access direction agreed on the drawing.

Front-service module design

Glass-safe cleaning

The film surface is cleaned with a soft cloth and approved cleaner. Abrasive pads and solvent cleaners are avoided.

Section replacement

A damaged film section is removed and replaced with a matching batch section. The edge connection is reused where possible.

Controller access

The remote controller and power supply are reached without touching the glass, so routine service does not disturb the film.

Product credibility

Documented before it ships

Crystal Film P10 is built on the same production line as our project walls. Cabinets, modules and control settings are recorded per batch, and the documentation travels with the shipment so the site team is not working from memory.

ISO 9001

Factory process control

CE / RoHS / FCC

Product compliance

Batch tested

Aging and calibration record

2–3 years

Standard warranty

Project references Client feedback

Quality record

CE, RoHS and FCC documentation for the supplied configuration.
Aging and white-balance calibration record per batch.
Cabinet drawing, pixel map and control settings in the handover pack.
Spare modules matched to the original production batch.

Crystal film selection

Specify crystal film from the glass outward

Crystal film is the right route when the glass already exists and the project cannot carry a framed cabinet. The survey, pitch and controller location decide whether the result looks clean.

01Flat existing glass

Check the glass and the background

The film works best on flat, sound glass with a background that still reads through the open pixel grid. Reflections, tint and mullions are reviewed before the pitch is chosen.

02P6.25–P10

Set pitch from the pavement

P6.25 is used where the viewer stands close to the window; P10 or larger is used where the audience is across a street or concourse. A finer pitch is not automatically better on glass.

03Edge-routed connection

Hide the edge connection

Power and data connect along one edge. The route should sit behind a mullion, frame or trim so the film reads as part of the glass rather than an applied panel.

Model comparison

Compare Crystal Film P10 models

Pitch, power, cabinet and the job each model is specified for. Open a model to see its cabinet build, service access and quotation route.

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Model	Brightness	Avg power	Cabinet	Specified for	Detail
Crystal Film P6.25 6.25mm	4,500 nits	≤180 W/m²	Film roll, cut to glass	Shop windows · Bank branches	View model
Crystal Film P10Current 10mm	4,000 nits	≤150 W/m²	Film roll, cut to glass	Glass facades · Bank branches	Selected
Holographic P3.9 3.9mm	1,500–8,000 nits	≤260 W/m²	Hanging mesh, 500 × 500mm	Retail launches · Exhibitions	View model
Holographic P6.25 6.25mm	1,500–8,000 nits	≤220 W/m²	Hanging mesh, 500 × 1000mm	Atrium suspensions · Window displays	View model
Standard Transparent P3.91–7.8 3.91–7.8mm	5,500 nits	≤280 W/m²	500 × 500 / 500 × 1000mm	Building facades · Atrium walls	View model
Standard Transparent P5.2–10.42 5.2–10.42mm	5,000 nits	≤240 W/m²	500 × 1000mm	Shop windows · Interior partitions	View model
Standard Transparent P10.42 10.42mm	5,000 nits	≤200 W/m²	500 × 1000mm	Glass facades · Atrium glazing	View model

Typical values for the current series. Final brightness, power and cabinet detail are confirmed on the approved specification sheet.

Deployment playbook

Crystal film in real shopfronts

The film is chosen for existing glazing where the storefront must remain open and the installation cannot add a deep cabinet.

Retail windows

Promotions run after hours while the window stays visually open during the day. The film adds a media layer without rebuilding the shopfront.

P6.25–P10 · 90–95% transparency

Bank branches

Rates and brand content sit on street-facing glass. A clean edge route and scheduled content keep the branch front uncluttered.

P6.25–P10 · 1,000–3,000 nits

Car showrooms

Vehicle glass and partitions become display surfaces. The film preserves the view into the showroom while adding a transparent content layer.

P6.25–P10 · indoor or semi-outdoor

Delivery control

Film survey and dispatch

Crystal film is cut to the glass survey. The film layout, edge connection and controller position are agreed before production.

Handover pack

Approved cabinet layout and pixel map
Control settings and calibration record
Packing list, spare list and service notes

Request the current datasheet

1
Freeze the drawing
Approved layout, pixel map and power schedule
Cabinet layout, control points, power distribution and the service direction are fixed before materials are cut. The approved drawing becomes the reference for every later check.
2
Match the batch
Batch record and module position list
LED modules, driver ICs and power supplies are drawn from the same production batch where the order size allows, then labelled by cabinet position.
3
Age and calibrate
Aging log and calibration file
Assembled cabinets run through an aging cycle and white-balance calibration. Faults found at this stage are corrected before packing, not after arrival.
4
Pack for the route
Packing list, spare list and handover pack
Cabinets are packed against the transport method and site access. Each film section is labelled by glass panel and packed with the edge connection and cleaning instructions.

Buyer questions

Questions we answer before quotation

These are the points that most often change the specification after the first enquiry. If your question is not here, send it with the site details.

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01Can crystal film be applied to existing glass?

Yes, that is its main use. The glass is surveyed for flatness, condition and access, and the film is cut to the panel layout before dispatch.

02Can the film be removed later?

The film can be removed as part of a planned refit, but the glass condition and adhesive residue should be assessed first. Removal and replacement are best handled by the installation team.

03How transparent is the film?

The open grid reaches up to 95% transparency depending on pitch. Higher transparency generally means less light output, so the pitch is selected against the viewing distance and background.

04Is crystal film suitable for outdoor glass?

Indoor and semi-outdoor versions are available. Full outdoor exposure requires a review of water, sun and cleaning conditions; a framed transparent cabinet may be the more suitable route.

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