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Transparent LED Screens for Glass Facades, Shopfronts & Windows

Transparent LED screens let a glass facade, shopfront window or atrium run full-motion digital content while daylight and the view behind pass straight through. Built from narrow LED strips with open space between — typically 60–85% transparency — the panel reads as solid, vivid content from the street, yet the products, architecture or floor space behind the glass stay visible. It is the format retailers, corporate towers and venues choose when a standard solid LED wall would sacrifice light, sightlines or shop-floor visibility.

Aurora’s transparent range is ultrathin, lightweight and cable-free at the glass line, with slim-line driving control gear and power supplies housed remotely from the panel for the most minimalist finish possible. High refresh rates keep content camera-ready and flicker-free, and the open-strip construction dramatically reduces weight and structural load compared with conventional cabinets — often eliminating the need for secondary steelwork on glazing installs. Pixel pitch is matched to read distance, from fine-pitch window displays read up close through to large-format building-facade film read from across the street.

Every Aurora transparent system is supplied for Australian conditions: RCM marked to AS/NZS 62368 electrical safety, compliant with AS/NZS CISPR 32 EMC, and specified with brightness scheduling to suit council and landlord requirements for street-facing content. We survey the glass type, structural fixings and ventilation, then deliver panel, processing, mounting and commissioning as one specified system — backed by a 5-year warranty and Australian-stocked spares.

See also: Retail LED displays · Creative & bespoke LED · Signage solutions

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Aurora’s full transparent LED line-up — from postar to large-format film.

Transparent FAQ

Transparent questions Aurora gets asked most

What does "transparent" actually mean for an LED display?
A transparent LED panel is built from narrow LED strips with open spaces between, letting natural light pass through while the LEDs themselves remain visible. From a distance the screen reads as solid content; up close, the architecture or product behind it stays visible. Typical transparency is 60–85%.
Where does transparent LED outperform standard LED?
Anywhere you can't sacrifice the view behind — retail glass, atrium glazing, exhibition stands, hotel windows, transparent-stand stadium signage. It also keeps weight and structural load down because there's no solid back panel.
How is transparent LED installed in a glass facade?
Aurora transparent panels mount to the inside face of glazing with hidden brackets and a remote control gear box, so cabling stays out of view. Site survey covers glass type, structural fixings and ventilation as part of scoping.
How much does a transparent LED screen cost in Australia?
Transparent LED is priced per square metre and driven by pixel pitch, panel area, glazing access and control gear placement — a fine-pitch shopfront window costs more per square metre than large-format facade film. Because every glass line differs, Aurora provides a fixed-price quote after a site survey covering glass type, fixings and control gear location, rather than a generic rate card.
Is transparent LED bright enough for daylight-facing windows?
Yes. Aurora transparent panels output up to 4,000–5,500 nits — well above what street-facing glass requires — with software-controlled brightness scheduling so the screen ramps with ambient light during the day and dims at night to meet council and landlord content requirements.
What pixel pitch and transparency should a transparent LED screen use?
Pitch and transparency trade off against each other: finer pitch means more LED strips and lower transparency. Close-range retail windows read from 2–8 m typically use P3–P6 at around 60–70% transparency, while large building facades read from across the street use P10–P16 film at 80–85% transparency. Aurora matches both to the read distance and the daylight requirements of the space behind the glass.

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