Unilumin Released Upanel5 COB LED Display
The new display module addresses thermal and grayscale performance limitations through full flip-chip technology.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Semiconductors
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Unilumin has launched the Upanel5, a COB (chip-on-board) LED display module designed to mitigate camera interference and grayscale inconsistency. The product is now available with a five-year warranty.
Why it matters
The display targets operational inefficiencies by addressing high power costs and thermal management challenges common in large-scale LED arrays. It provides a technical path forward for installations requiring high-frequency motion reproduction without typical signal artifacts.
The Upanel5 features a 7,680Hz refresh rate and 120Hz frame rate for motion reproduction. It maintains an average surface temperature of 31°C, supported by a 150mm by 337.5mm modular design.
The players
Unilumin
A developer of LED display solutions focused on COB architecture, power-efficient drivers, and high-frequency visual performance.
The details
The display utilizes full flip-chip COB technology—a method where LED chips are bonded directly to the substrate without wire bonds—paired with common cathode power architecture to improve energy efficiency. Thermal management is regulated through integrated systems that keep the panel surface at 31°C, while safety is bolstered by U-FireGuard technology and double over-current protections. The assembly also adheres to BS476-7 Class 1 standards for open-flame resistance.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: Unilumin officially introduced the Upanel5 display.
The Tech Race
The Upanel5 display demonstrates compliance with the BS476-7 Class 1 fire safety standard, marking a shift toward more stringent safety benchmarks in commercial LED arrays. This move aligns with industry-wide efforts to prioritize thermal reliability and safety in high-density, continuously operating visual systems.
The Upanel5 is currently shipping with a five-year warranty covering the display modules. Integration is intended for professional environments requiring high-frequency video capture, such as broadcast or production studios, where current models may cause interference.
The takeaway
Unilumin is positioning the Upanel5 as a high-reliability solution for complex digital display environments. Potential adopters should monitor for official performance test reports to see how the 31°C thermal ceiling maintains stability under continuous, full-load operation.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Avinteractive.
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