8 panels · 3 source documents · last read 11 September 2026 · rigplan.app/panels/manufacturer/glux/review
This sheet lists every value RigPlan stores for Glux panels, as stored, with the document each was read from and the day it was read. Write anything that disagrees with the current datasheet in the correction column and send the sheet back to erik@enrenterprises.com; corrections go live within a day.
Table gives 75/36 W per panel; IP40 indoor, carbon fibre, curves to inner and outer arcs. The table rounds the pitch to 1.5 mm; 1.5625 stored is 250 mm over 160 pixels. Figures are from the parameter table on Glux’s rental blog; gluxled.com was unreachable when retrieved. No hanging limit in panels is published (the table rates the lock at 1,000 kg hanging), so the hang figure is a conservative placeholder.
Table gives 75/36 W per panel; IP40 indoor, carbon fibre, curves to inner and outer arcs. The table rounds the pitch to 1.9 mm; 1.953 stored is 250 mm over 128 pixels. Figures are from the parameter table on Glux’s rental blog; gluxled.com was unreachable when retrieved. No hanging limit in panels is published (the table rates the lock at 1,000 kg hanging), so the hang figure is a conservative placeholder.
Table gives 300/150 W per panel; IP65 outdoor, carbon fibre, 16 magnetic 125 mm modules. Brightness is given as ≥6,000 or ≥4,000 nits; the higher figure is stored, so check which build is on the quote. Figures are from the parameter table on Glux’s rental blog; gluxled.com was unreachable when retrieved. No hanging limit in panels is published (the table rates the lock at 1,000 kg hanging), so the hang figure is a conservative placeholder.
Table gives 300/150 W per panel; IP65 outdoor, carbon fibre, 16 magnetic 125 mm modules. Brightness is given as ≥6,000 or ≥4,000 nits; the higher figure is stored, so check which build is on the quote. Figures are from the parameter table on Glux’s rental blog; gluxled.com was unreachable when retrieved. No hanging limit in panels is published (the table rates the lock at 1,000 kg hanging), so the hang figure is a conservative placeholder.
Table gives 600/300 W/m² for the 0.5 m² panel; IP65 outdoor, carbon fibre, up to 45% transparent. Refresh is given as a range and the top figure is stored. Figures are from the parameter table on Glux’s rental blog; gluxled.com was unreachable when retrieved. No hanging limit in panels is published (the table rates the lock at 1,000 kg hanging), so the hang figure is a conservative placeholder.
Table gives 300/150 W per panel; IP65 outdoor, carbon fibre, 16 magnetic 125 mm modules. Figures are from the parameter table on Glux’s rental blog; gluxled.com was unreachable when retrieved. No hanging limit in panels is published (the table rates the lock at 1,000 kg hanging), so the hang figure is a conservative placeholder.
Table gives 600/300 W/m² for the 0.5 m² panel; IP65 outdoor, carbon fibre, up to 45% transparent. Refresh is given as a range and the top figure is stored. Brightness is given as ≥5,000 or ≥6,000 nits; the lower figure is stored. Figures are from the parameter table on Glux’s rental blog; gluxled.com was unreachable when retrieved. No hanging limit in panels is published (the table rates the lock at 1,000 kg hanging), so the hang figure is a conservative placeholder.
Table gives 600/300 W/m² for the 0.5 m² panel; IP65 outdoor, carbon fibre, up to 45% transparent. Refresh is given as a range and the top figure is stored. Brightness is given as ≥5,000 or ≥6,000 nits; the lower figure is stored. Figures are from the parameter table on Glux’s rental blog; gluxled.com was unreachable when retrieved. No hanging limit in panels is published (the table rates the lock at 1,000 kg hanging), so the hang figure is a conservative placeholder.