A transparent LED screen mounts LED strips on a see-through frame, so the screen shows video while light and the view still pass through. It is used on glass shop fronts, showroom windows and building glazing.
Typical specifications
| Specification | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Pixel pitch | about 3.9–10 mm, often with different horizontal and vertical spacing |
| Transparency | roughly 50–90%, set by the model |
| Brightness | indoor-facing glass models are lower; outdoor-rated models are much brighter |
| Weight | light compared with standard cabinets |
| Installation | hung or fixed behind glass, or on a frame |
These are typical ranges across brands; the exact figures depend on the model we quote.
Where it works best
- shop and showroom windows
- glass façades and atriums
- exhibition stands
- malls and airports
What to check before you buy
- Whether the screen faces through glass (indoor model) or the open air (outdoor-rated model)
- Viewing distance, because transparent screens usually have a coarse pitch
- How the frame fixes to the glazing or structure; a structural check may be needed
- Brightness against direct sun on the glass
Frequently asked questions
Can people see through it when it is on?
Yes, partly. Dark areas of the content stay see-through, so designs with black backgrounds look best.
Is it the same as a transparent film screen?
No. Film screens stick to the glass; framed transparent screens hang behind it. We recommend one after the site survey.
Related: Transparent SMD screens guide · Retail and shop fronts · Flexible screens
Get a quote
Model availability changes, so we confirm the exact model, datasheet and delivery time with every quote. Call 0306-1333384 or ask for a free quote. The site survey is free and every installation carries a one year warranty.