DMX LED Tube
Also known as LED pixel tube, it is a type of lighting fixture that consists of a cylindrical tube with individually addressable LED pixels arranged linearly along its length. Double-sided LED design, the lighting effect is the same no matter from which angle you look at it. These tubes are often used in architectural lighting, entertainment lighting, and for creating dynamic light displays. DMX wired and DMX wireless types are available.
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Features of DMX LED Tubes:
- Individually Addressable Pixels: Each LED pixel can be controlled separately, allowing for complex patterns, animations, and color changes.
- Durable: The tubes are usually made of a high-strength, weatherproof material that can withstand outdoor conditions and physical stress.
- Customization: LED pixel tubes are available in different lengths and often come in various diameters to suit different design needs.
- Easy Installation: They can be mounted using various methods such as brackets, clips, or wire ropes, quick and easy installation.
- Connectivity: The tubes can be connected end-to-end, allowing for long, continuous runs of lighting. They typically use a 4-pin or 5-pin cable connector to transfer data and power and can be daisy-chained.
Types of DMX LED Tubes:
- RGB Tubes: These tubes have red, green, and blue LEDs in each pixel, allowing for a full spectrum of colors.
- RGBW Tubes: In addition to red, green, and blue, these tubes include a white LED in each pixel for brighter output and more color options.
- Wireless Tubes: Receive DMX control signals wirelessly, allowing for more flexibility in lighting design and installation.
Technical Specifications of LED Pixel Tubes:
- Number of LEDs and pixels: Several specifications are available: 96 LEDs at 16 pixels per meter, 120 LEDs at 20 pixels per meter, or 144 LEDs at 24 pixels per meter, which will affect light output and visual quality.
- Voltage: The operating voltage, which is usually low voltage, DC24V) for safety and energy efficiency.
- IP Rating: IP65 protection.
- Controller Compatibility: The type of controller required to program and operate the light, ranging from simple stand-alone controllers to more complex DMX controllers.