PIXEL LINE
GML PIXEL LINE IP LED Linear Fixture
GML PIXEL LINE IP is a professional linear LED lighting fixture housed in an IP65 sealed enclosure, engineered for concert stages, theatres, broadcast studios, festivals, and permanent architectural installations. The fixture incorporates two independent light engines within a single chassis: a dense array of 672 RGB LEDs (0.5W) dedicated...
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Dual-Engine LED Architecture
An array of 672 RGB LEDs (0.5W) handles color mixing, pixel mapping, and graphic effects. A separate linear row of 112 cool-white LEDs (3W) provides high-output strobe flashes and white flood lighting, with independent DMX512 and RDM control for both sections.
IP65 Weather Resistance
The IP65-rated housing protects internal optical and electronic components against dust ingress and direct rainfall. The sealed enclosure is engineered for outdoor festivals, touring stages, and permanent exterior installations.
SMART Glass Frost
Electronic SMART Glass frost adjustment via DMX alters diffusion properties without mechanical filter assemblies. Enables instant transitions between sharp pixel graphics and wide wash distribution with field coverage up to 152°.
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Integrated alignment hardware enables edge-to-edge mechanical coupling without visible gaps in the emitted light output. Wide beam angles (101° RGB / 108° CW) form a uniform continuous light strip across multiple linked units.
Wide-Angle Coverage
With an RGB field angle of 149° and cool-white field angle of 152°, both light engines deliver broad, uniform illumination over large backdrops and scenic structures.
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