Backlit painted lightbox panels along a gallery wall with a woman touching one
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Products / Display Equipment

Interactive Lightbox

The Interactive Lightbox is a backlit display panel that responds to touch, built for museum walls, galleries and brand displays. The panel can be driven by LEDs, projectors or LCD screens, and the coverage and resolution have no fixed limit.

Guide price: RM10,150 to RM26,380 (US$2,500 to US$6,500).Guide price: US$2,500 to US$6,500 (RM10,150 to RM26,380). Lead time is confirmed with your quote.

Typical range

RM10,150–26,380

US$2,500–6,500

Play area

Wall space for one panel or a row; size set in your quote, with no fixed limit

Mounting height

Standard room ceiling; the lightbox is wall mounted

Lead time

With quote

Warranty

With quote

How does the Interactive Lightbox work?

  1. Choose the output device behind the panel: LEDs, a projector or an LCD screen.
  2. Print or mount the artwork or graphic on the lightbox face.
  3. A touch sensor detects where a visitor presses on the panel.
  4. The system changes the lighting or the picture behind that spot.
  5. Link several panels in a row to cover a longer wall.

What comes with the Interactive Lightbox?

  • Lightbox panel
  • Touch sensor

What space and power does the Interactive Lightbox need?

Play areaWall space for one panel or a row; size set in your quote, with no fixed limit
Mounting heightStandard room ceiling; the lightbox is wall mounted
PowerA standard power point at each panel or run of panels
NetworkNo internet needed once content is loaded; confirm in your quote

Interactive Lightbox specifications

Coverage and resolutionUnlimited
Output deviceLEDs, projectors or LCD screens

Where is the Interactive Lightbox used?

Shipping and installation

We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.

Interactive Lightbox: questions buyers ask

Can the Interactive Lightbox be made in any size?

Yes. The Interactive Lightbox has unlimited coverage and resolution, so the size is set by your wall and your artwork. Give us the wall dimensions and we quote the panel layout.

What lights the Interactive Lightbox from behind?

The Interactive Lightbox can use LEDs, projectors or LCD screens as its output device. LEDs suit simple colour changes, while projectors and LCD screens suit moving images behind the artwork.

How do visitors use the Interactive Lightbox?

Visitors touch the panel of the Interactive Lightbox and the lighting or picture behind it responds. It is simple enough for school groups and mixed-age museum visitors.

Can I change the artwork on the Interactive Lightbox later?

Usually yes. The face graphic of the Interactive Lightbox can be replaced, and content behind it can be updated. Tell us how often you plan to change displays so we set it up to suit.

Is the Interactive Lightbox suitable for a long gallery wall?

Yes. Several Interactive Lightbox panels can sit side by side along a gallery wall, each responding to touch on its own. We plan the row layout and wiring with you before manufacture.