LED Curtain Screen
XLC Curtain Series
Ultra-light LED curtain for rental stages and creative scenography
The XLC Curtain Series is an ultra-light LED curtain built from vertical LED strips and 1-in-1 LED 3535 pixels. It rolls for transport, hangs from standard truss and connects with fast locks without tools. It suits rental stages, creative scenography and media facades where transparency, low weight and fast rigging matter.
- Pixel pitch
- P37.5
- Transparency
- 63%
- Brightness
- 1,800 nits
- IP rating
- IP65
Reference media
Curtain in motion
Watch the strip format curve, lock and run, then inspect the structure that sits behind the image. The clips are short and play only when selected.
Two reference videos and six stills cover the strip build, stage transparency, fast locks, outdoor sealing and facade installation.
Curtain display on a tower facade
0:10Reference footage of a curtain-format display on a tower, with the strips following the building line.
Source: Torch Visual public catalogueLED strip ice-water test
1:12A sealed LED strip running in ice water, shown as a product durability reference.
Source: Torch Visual public catalogue
Format
Strips can follow arcs, circles and wave forms.
Installation
Curtain strips used as a transparent facade layer.
Stage
Open strips keep the stage and performers visible.
Structure
Fast locks connect and release without tools.
Weather
Sealed strips and waterproof connectors for outdoor use.
Facade
Facade reference with the curtain surface in operation.
Reference footage and stills from public supplier catalogues. They explain the format and construction and are not presented as XL project claims.
How the format works
Each curtain panel is a row of narrow aluminium strips. The strips hang vertically, carry the pixels and lock side by side into a continuous surface. Because there is no closed cabinet back, air and light pass through. The curtain can be curved into arcs, circles or waves, and the panel length follows the strip length rather than a fixed cabinet grid.
Selection notes
- Rental stages and tours with repeated load-in and fast changeovers
- Creative scenography where the screen must curve, wrap or disappear into the set
- Media facades and suspended installations where weight and transparency are critical
- Viewing distances from about 15 m for P37.5 to 30 m and beyond for P80
Where this format fits
The series is chosen for the way the space is used and viewed, not only for the size of the opening.
1.25–4.2 kg/m²
The strip build keeps the curtain light enough for truss, ceiling and facade structures with limited load capacity.
63–85% transparency
Open strips leave the stage, building or product visible through the screen.
Tool-free fast locks
Panels connect and release by hand, so load-in and changeover do not depend on tools.
Bendable strip format
The curtain follows arcs, circles and waves instead of staying on a flat cabinet grid.
Model specifications
The model table shows the range for this series. Site conditions determine the final cabinet, brightness and control configuration.
| Model | Pixel pitch | Transparency | Brightness | Cabinet size | Module size | Weight | IP rating | Refresh rate | Power | Control |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XLC Curtain 37.5 | P37.5 | 63% | 1,800 nits | Curtain panel 0.3 × 4.8 m | 1 × LED 3535 · 8 × 128 px | 4.2 kg/m² | IP65 | 1,000 Hz | 360 W/m² max | Static drive |
| XLC Curtain 40 | P40 | 66% | 1,600 nits | Curtain panel 0.32 × 5.12 m | 1 × LED 3535 · 8 × 128 px | 3.5 kg/m² | IP65 | 1,000 Hz | 320 W/m² max | Static drive |
| XLC Curtain 56.25 | P56.25 | 77% | 800 nits | Curtain panel 0.45 × 7.2 m | 1 × LED 3535 · 8 × 128 px | 2.4 kg/m² | IP65 | 1,000 Hz | 160 W/m² max | Static drive |
| XLC Curtain 75 | P75 | 83% | 4,500 nits | Curtain panel 0.6 × 9.6 m | 1 × LED 3535 · 8 × 128 px | 1.5 kg/m² | IP65 | 1,000 Hz | 90 W/m² max | Static drive |
| XLC Curtain 80 | P80 | 85% | 380 nits | Curtain panel 0.64 × 10.24 m | 1 × LED 3535 · 8 × 128 px | 1.25 kg/m² | IP65 | 1,000 Hz | 80 W/m² max | Static drive |
Typical values shown for series comparison. Final specifications are confirmed against the project configuration and current datasheet.
Verification
What you can check before the order
A transparent screen is an optical, structural and electronic decision at the same time. The points below show what can be reviewed with the sample, the drawings and the batch record rather than taken on trust.
Request the verification packSample measurement
A sample module can be measured against the agreed pitch, transparency and brightness before the batch is released.
Batch test record
Aging and outgoing inspection records are matched to the serial numbers that ship with the project.
Interface drawings
Fixing, power and signal routes are issued for approval before production starts.
Locked datasheet
The final datasheet follows the confirmed bill of materials. Catalogue values stay typical until then.
Catalogue values are typical. The project datasheet, test record and drawings are the controlling documents for the confirmed configuration.
Applications
All markets
Stage & Live Events
Rigged screens for touring shows, venues and events that need fast load-in and repeatable setup.
Architecture & Glass Facade
Facade media that follows the building line and keeps the glazing readable behind the screen.
Exhibition & Showroom
Near-invisible displays for showrooms, launches and exhibition stands where the product should lead.
Installation and service
Mounting and service are agreed with the site, not assumed from the product drawing.
- Hang from standard truss or a top rail; panels connect with fast locks without tools
- Curve the strips into arcs, circles or waves before final tensioning
- Use the waterproof head and tail connectors for outdoor positions
- Label strips and driver sections by show or facade zone
Maintenance
Strip-level replacement. A single LED strip or driver section can be removed without dismantling the curtain. Front and rear access are available, and spare strips are supplied by batch.
Project package
What ships with the screen
The quotation is built around the site, so the package is confirmed before production. A typical project includes:
- Curtain strips, driver sections and a matched spare set
- Power, data and control cabling for the agreed layout
- Receiving cards with the curtain mapping configuration
- Aging test record and outgoing inspection checklist
- Installation drawings, rigging plan and service guide
Typical package shown for planning. Final scope, spares and documentation are confirmed in the quotation.
Technical documents
Documents are issued against the confirmed configuration. No download files are published before the model and control package are fixed.
Related series
Specify the XLC Curtain Series for your project
Share the site conditions and target date. We will confirm the model, cabinet layout and control package.
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