ACT Entertainment to Showcase Visual Productions NetPanel Series at InfoComm 2026

ACT Entertainment will feature the new Visual Productions NetPanel Series at InfoComm 2026 in booth N6813, highlighting a family of wall-mounted user interfaces designed for architectural lighting and AV environments.
Distributed exclusively in North America by ACT Entertainment, the NetPanel Series includes three models: the B4 Button Panel, the F2 Fader Panel and the E1 Rotary-encoder Panel. The modular lineup allows designers and integrators to combine different panel types to create customized control interfaces for a range of applications.
The panels feature a glass finish, capacitive-touch controls, RGB LED indicators and integrated haptic feedback. Visual Productions said the interfaces support predefined control modes for color spectrum adjustment, correlated color temperature selection and intensity control. Automatic brightness adjustment is also included to maintain visibility under varying ambient lighting conditions.
Each panel uses a magnetic back plate and a single Ethernet connection to simplify installation and integration.
When paired with Visual Productions’ CueCore3 control system, NetPanel panels can communicate with one another within a single installation and connect directly to internal CueCore3 functions with minimal configuration. The company said the setup is intended to provide a streamlined and reliable control solution for lighting and AV applications.
For larger system deployments, NetPanel also supports integration with third-party platforms through an API and standard Ethernet protocols including OSC, UDP and TCP. Compatible control environments include Q-SYS, Pixera and BrightSign.
Visual Productions said the NetPanel Series is designed for hospitality, corporate, museum and theater applications. In hotels and restaurants, the interfaces can be used for lighting scene and ambience control, while office and conference room deployments can support meeting presets, presentation cues, brightness adjustment, volume control and media playback. Museums and theaters can use the panels for localized control of exhibitions and individual spaces.
ACT Entertainment will demonstrate the NetPanel Series during InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas.




