Description

A media facade led refers to an LED light module or pixel dot with a diameter of 55mm. It is a compact and self-contained unit that consists of an LED chip encapsulated in a protective casing. Here are some key things to know about media facade lights:

– Pixels/Dots: These lights contain multiple small, individual LED chips/diodes that can each be controlled separately. This allows for dynamic effects across a matrix of pixels.

– Customization: Because each dmx media facade led lights is addressable, the lights can display a wide range of patterns, colors, animations, etc. It can programmed or controlled digitally. This gives a high degree of customizable lighting options.

– Applications: Common uses include accent lighting, signage, architectural lighting, stage/event lighting, mood lighting, and more. Pixel lights are often use to create animated scenes or moving graphics.

– Control: RGB dmx media facade lights can generally controls via software programming. The common controller types are DMX controller, Madrix controller, Artnet controller, SPI controller , Remote control controller, Dimming controller.

– Resolution: The resolution, or pixel density/count, varies by product but determines the level of detail possible. Higher resolution products provide crisper, sharper images/effects over larger areas.

-Construction: RGB media facade lights are usually arrange on flexible PCB strips or rigid panels/meshes. They can be interconnected to cover larger areas.

– Power: Require an external driver/power supply. Low voltage (12/24V DC) is common to power dozens or hundreds of pixels safely.

So in summary, RGB media facade led provide digitally controlled, customizable lighting through an array of individually addressed and colored LED pixels or dots. This opens up unique creative and programmable lighting effects.