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Nebular

THE TRUSTED STANDARD

If you expect more from an electronic shelf label, Nebular will still exceed your expectations. This top-end digital price label is the best you will find on the market. Nebular is Hanshow's next generation ESL with industry leading lifespan, functionality, and durability.

Nebular features a unibody design, completely encasing flexible ion battery, reducing its power consumption and increasing its lifespan for up to 15 years.

BENEFITS FOR RETAILERS

SPEED

Lightning-fast remote price updates eliminate manual price changes

ACCURACY

Ensure price accuracy between the label and register, improving the customer experience

ENGAGEMENT

Provides more information to the customer, accentuates promotions, and a more vivid product display

SYSTEM UPGRADES

All models of Nebular ESL support OTA (Over the Air) firmware upgrades to ensure seamless updates as technology advances

REDUCES COSTS

Eliminates need for paper price tags for lifespan of the product saving both costs and resources

INVENTORY

Inventory management information displayed on ESL to assist in tracking

ORDER PICKING

Order picking times significantly reduced, adding more online sales

COMPATIBILITY

Designed for compatibility with other digitalization systems, serving as building blocks of holistic digitalization

The Next Generation ESL

Electronic Shelf Labels (ESL) improve operational efficiency, reduce pricing errors and labor costs by remotely updating entire labeling systems from centralized servers as well as many other benefits.

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IP68 PROTECTION

The highest industrial protection rating, IB68, keeps Nebular’s internal components resistant against the elements.

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SLEEK APPEARANCE

At only 7.8mm thickness, Nebular’s sleek appearance drives shelf aesthetics to a whole new level.

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POWERFUL

The highest industrial protection rating, IB68, keeps Nebular’s internal components resistant against the elements.

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7 COLOR LED

For route mapping and picking by light, Nebular features 7 color LED light flashing capabilities.

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ALL TEMPERATURE

The standard Nebular digital price labels function normally at temperatures as low as 0c and as high as 40c.

*freezer labels operate at as low as -25c

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15 YEARS BATTERY LIFE

Nebular’s specially designed battery lasts up to 15 years.

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Nebular Lux

Hanshow's newest member to the Nebular product line is its revolutionary solar powered ESL Nebular Lux. Featuring all the functionality of its cousin, Nebular Lux has a small battery constantly recharged from both natural and florescent light through its protogalactic cells.

This not only reduces power consumption even more extending the life and usage of the ESL, it also reduces battery waste and signals the eventual phasing out of batteries altogether from IoT devices.

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