Electronic Shelf Labels (ESL)
ESL lets stores change shelf prices instantly and accurately from a central system — reducing errors and saving time and labour, replacing fragile, hard-to-update paper tags.
Advantages
- Real-time store-wide price changes
- Eliminates manual re-tagging errors
- Reusable — lower long-term cost
- Integrates with central pricing
Complete package: hardware, software and installation.
Electronic Shelf Labels by Hanshow
Hanshow Nebular Pro
Hanshow's flagship ESL for retail, supermarkets and industrial use. Multi-color BWRY E-Paper with 7-color LED locating, updating tens of thousands of labels per hour.
- Multi-color E-Paper display (Black · White · Red · Yellow)
- IP68 — industrial-grade waterproof & dustproof
- Battery life up to 15 years (2 updates/day)
- 10 sizes from 1.54" to 7.5"
- 60,000+ label updates per hour per AP
- 7-color LED flash for easy location
- 8-page template storage, switchable on-demand
- Slimmest body: only 7.8 mm thin
- NFC supported
Hanshow Lumina Aqua
Full-color LCD ESL for stores needing vivid images, promotions and dynamic content. Single-sided (D1) and double-sided (D2/1560) variants. iF Design Award winner.
- Full-color IPS LCD with 2.5D glass lens
- Wi-Fi 2.4G/5G + HiLPC (Hanshow 5th-gen protocol)
- >30,000-hour operating lifespan
- 3 models: Aqua 1560 (15.6") · 1010-D1 (10.1" single) · 1010-D2 (10.1" double-sided)
- Resolution up to 1920×1080 (Aqua 1560)
- Versatile mounting: hanging, standing, or side-mount
- Hundreds of ready-made templates, fully editable
- Working temperature: 0–50°C
- Guide rail powered — no battery replacement needed
Left: Lumina Aqua 1010-D1 (single-sided) · Right: 1010-D2 (double-sided)
Questions Buyers Ask First
How do electronic shelf labels reduce work?
Changing shelf tickets by hand at every price change or promotion is slow and error-prone, especially when the shelf price no longer matches the till. ESL updates every label centrally at once, so the prices always agree.
How long does the label battery last?
Battery life depends mainly on update frequency. With infrequent price changes it lasts years; with several updates a day or heavy use of the locator light it is shorter. Estimate from how the store actually operates.