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Nebular Pro 1.54
Nebular Profamily · E Ink Spectra (BWRY)
- 46.7 x 35.8 x 10.0 mm housing; IP68 protection
- Battery life of up to 10 years assuming 2 updates per day
- A seven-colour LED, NFC and an eight-page content cycle
Common professional models, standard sizes
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Evidence scorecard for this record
This record tracks 13 technical fields; 10 sourced from the manufacturer. 3 estimated from the class average.
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- 2
- Last checked
- 2026-08-13
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Estimated fields:
- Price band
- Weight
- Refresh time
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| Manufacturer / series | Hanshow · Nebular Pro |
|---|---|
| Product type | Shelf label |
| Display size | 1,54" |
| Resolution | 200×200 |
| Display technology | E Ink Spectra (BWRY) |
| Colour capability | BWRY — + yellow (4 colours) |
| Full refresh time | ~5 sestimated |
| Communication | 2.4 GHz proprietary — HiLPC (proprietary low-power cellular network) + BLE |
| NFC | Yes |
| LED signalling | 7 -colour LED |
| Battery life | 10 years (up to) |
|---|---|
| IP rating | IP68 |
| Operating temperature | 0 °C / +40 °C |
| Environment class | Standard retail |
| Thickness | 10 mm |
| Weight | 22 gestimated |
| Segment | Professional |
| Management platform | HS Cloud · All-Star |
| Availability in Türkiye | Reachable through distributors and system integrators |
| Price band | $$ — Midestimated |
Where this data comes from
Üretici kaynağından doğrulandıLast checked: 2026-08-13
Estimated fields
The following fields are not published by the manufacturer and have been estimated from class averages.
- Price band
- Weight
- Refresh time
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Supermarket & Hypermarket
High SKU count, frequent price changes, shelf-checkout consistency
Typical labels per store: 8,000 - 25,000Pharmacy & Health Retail
SKU density, regulation, medicine fridge monitoring
Typical labels per branch: 2,000 - 6,000Jeweller & Optician
Rate-linked pricing, window aesthetics, security
Updates: Rate-linked, intradayFashion & Textiles
Visual first, seasonal discount waves
Key feature: Full-colour e-paperCosmetics & Perfumery
Small display area, brand visuals, frequent promotions
Stands out: Mini + full colourWhat to watch out for
- The field service network is still maturing in some European markets
- Software localisation and integration depth vary by project
Hanshow
A design-led manufacturer growing quickly in Europe and Asia. It introduced the four-colour Nebular Pro series in April 2023; at 7.8 mm body thickness it offers one of the thinnest models in the sector.
| Headquarters | Beijing, China |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2012 |
| Segment | Tier-1 · Enterprise |
| Protocol | HiLPC (proprietary low-power cellular network) + BLE |
| Management platform | HS Cloud · All-Star |
| Availability in Türkiye | Reachable through distributors and system integrators |
Strengths
- 7.8 mm ultra-thin unibody housing (Nebular Pro)
- IP68-rated seven-colour LED signalling
- NFC for mobile content updates and fast commissioning
- A strong price/performance balance within Tier-1
What to watch out for
- The field service network is still maturing in some European markets
- Software localisation and integration depth vary by project