LED Panels

An LED panel is a flat light source with an array of LEDs on one surface that produces an even, broad beam. It is used to backlight a stage, wall or curtain, in a club and as supplementary lighting in a studio. The range includes simpler panels for coloured lighting as well as models with an RGB matrix, so before choosing, decide whether a coloured background is enough for you or whether you want to work actively with colour.

When to choose an LED panel

Broad light is suitable for washing walls with colour, evenly illuminating a smaller area or gently backlighting a scene. If you need a narrower, more directional beam, consider PAR lights instead. LED bars are more practical for long lines of light along the edge of a stage, while blinders provide sharp flashes towards the audience.

What to check before choosing

Parameter	What to look for
Colours	Whether it is a panel with an RGB matrix or a simpler model for coloured or white light
Control	How the panel is controlled and whether you can connect it to your existing lighting setup
Dimensions and mounting	The size of the illuminated area, weight and whether you will place the panel on a stand or hang it
Power supply	Power consumption and method of connecting to the mains

You can combine panels with other sources from the lights category. If you are planning a larger installation, also check out lighting sets and always compare the manufacturer's specifications for the specific model.