Visual Productions Debuts NetPanel Control Interfaces

Visual Productions has introduced its NetPanel range at ISE 2026 (Stand 6T200), a new line of wall-mounted control interfaces for architectural lighting and AV control.

Designed to blend into contemporary interiors while offering flexible operation, the family comprises three mix-and-match units — the B4 Button Panel, F2 Fader Panel and E1 Rotary-encoder Panel — allowing designers and integrators to assemble bespoke control surfaces that scale to the specific demands of each project.

Each NetPanel features a glass front with capacitive-touch controls, RGB LED status indicators and built-in haptic feedback to enhance usability. Predefined modes cover colour spectrum adjustment, CCT selection and intensity control, while automatic brightness adapts the display to ambient light for clear visibility. Installation is streamlined via a magnetic back plate and a single Ethernet connection, delivering a discreet, responsive interface that is quick to deploy.

When used with Visual Productions’ CueCore3, NetPanel supports inter-panel communication within a single installation and can tie directly into CueCore3’s internal functions, keeping configuration to a minimum for a robust, low-maintenance setup. For wider ecosystems, an open API enables straightforward integration with third-party lighting and AV systems. Support for standard Ethernet protocols, including OSC, UDP and TCP, allows easy connectivity to platforms such as Q-SYS, Pixera and BrightSign.

NetPanel targets a broad set of applications where refined design and dependable control are priorities. In hospitality venues like hotels and restaurants, it simplifies selection of lighting scenes and ambience. In offices and conference rooms, it provides quick access to meeting presets, presentation cues, brightness, volume and media playback. In museums and theatres, the panels deliver localised, user-friendly control for exhibitions or individual rooms, making the series a versatile option for modern architectural and entertainment environments.