A bride in a palace hall at night wearing a lehenga and veil embroidered with glowing STYELIGHTS™ EL thread A car panoramic roof glowing with a cyan hexagon pattern of EL light A car cabin at sunset under a roof glowing with a starry pattern of EL light A car door sill glowing with an illuminated Autus Lumos logo A hand bending a thin, flexible STYELIGHTS™ EL panel glowing cyan

Powering a more sustainable world through electroluminescence

Transform the way you experience light.

Ultra-thin. Flexible. Elegant. Our electroluminescent light turns everyday surfaces into extraordinary experiences.

STYELIGHTS™ Thread SeriesEmbroidered with light
  • Ultra-thin0.07 mm – 0.40 mm
  • Energy efficient~0.14 mA / sq. in.
  • No heatCool to the touch
  • Flexible by designFor curves & surfaces
  • Long life10,000+ hours
A hand bending a clear film printed with a glowing hexagon pattern Printed. Bent. Still glowing.

Our technology

Light, reimagined
for a brighter tomorrow.

Electroluminescent light is printed in layers thinner than a sheet of paper. It glows evenly across its whole surface, with no bulbs, no hot spots and no heat. That means it can go where ordinary lights can’t.

Discover the Technology
01 · Thinnest light

As thin as 0.07 mm

Thinner than a sheet of paper. Light that laminates, stitches and bends into any surface.

02 · Cold light

Zero heat, by nature

EL glows without getting hot. It stays cool to the touch, so it’s safe on skin, fabric and delicate materials.

03 · Low power

Sips electricity

A fraction of a milliamp per square inch keeps a whole surface glowing. Less energy, longer life.

04 · Even glow

No hot spots, no glare

One even glow from edge to edge that you can still see clearly in the dark, in fog and in smoke.

Why electroluminescence

Less of everything.
Except light.


0.07mm

At its thinnest, thin enough to print, laminate or stitch.


0heat

Cool to the touch. Safe on skin, fabric and delicate surfaces.


10k+ hrs

Long life with even, glare-free light across the whole surface.

FAQ

Questions,
illuminated.

Everything you wanted to know about EL panels, in plain words.

Still curious?

Ask us anything about your project.

Ask Us

EL panels, or electroluminescent panels, are flat light-emitting devices that produce light through the phenomenon of electroluminescence. They consist of thin layers of materials that emit light when an electric current passes through them.

EL panels have a wide range of applications. Some common uses include signage, backlighting for displays, automotive instrument panels, aircraft cockpit displays, consumer electronics, and decorative lighting.

EL panels offer several advantages. They provide a uniform and even illumination, have a thin and flexible form factor, consume low power, and have a long lifespan. They are also lightweight, easy to integrate into various designs, and offer good visibility in low-light conditions.

Yes, EL panels can be customized to meet specific size and shape requirements. They can be manufactured in various dimensions and shapes, including rectangles, squares, circles, and custom shapes, depending on the application and design needs.

EL panels are available in a range of colors, including blue, green, yellow-green, aqua, white, and red in natural form. The end use colour can be customised to any colour depending on the requirement.

EL panels are primarily designed for indoor use due to their sensitivity to moisture and UV radiation. However, with proper sealing and protection, they can be used in various outdoor applications.

The lifespan of EL panels can vary depending on usage and operating conditions. On average, EL panels can last anywhere from 10,000 to 30,000 hours of continuous use. Proper care and maintenance can help extend their lifespan.

Yes, EL panels can be dimmed or controlled for brightness. They can be integrated with control circuits that adjust the voltage or frequency of the applied electric current to control the brightness levels.

Yes, EL panels are energy-efficient compared to other lighting technologies. They require low power consumption to produce a high level of illumination, making them a cost-effective choice for various applications.

Repairing damaged EL panels can be challenging due to their complex construction. In most cases, it is more practical to replace a damaged panel rather than attempting to repair it. However, routine maintenance and proper handling can help prevent damage and prolong their lifespan.

Yes, EL panels can be used in combination with other display technologies such as LCDs (Liquid Crystal Displays) and touchscreens. They can provide backlighting for displays or be integrated into specific areas of a larger display system for added visual effects.

A brighter tomorrow

We print light
for a brighter world.

Have a surface, a product or an idea? Tell us. We’ll help you light it.