Direct DMX RGB UL LED Strip Pixel-by-Pixel Control 2.0
SIRS-E® Direct DMX RGB LED strip utilizes direct DMX512A signal to control a pixel by pixel programmable flexible tape light via the software of your choosing. The red, green, and blue diodes can be mixed to potentially produce over a million color rendering options. This model requires 5V power from both ends, is cuttable every LED, and mountable using 3M adhesive tape.
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Video(s):
- Feature Video – UL Listed SIRS-E DMX LED Strip Transform Your Space
- Feature Video – Direct DMX Digital LED Strip control each pixel individually
- Application Video 1
- Application Video 2
- Application Video 3
Downloadable Documentation:
- DMX RGB Full Info Pack
- DMX LED Strip Brochure
- DMX RGB Datasheet
- DMX RGB IES File (zip)
- DMX RGB Photometric Test Report LM-79-2008
- Power Custom Diagram
- LED Strip Flexibility Diagram
- Madrix DMX Control Software
- UL Certificate of Compliance
All photometric and electrical data for SIRS-E® and our ODM LED Tape are measured in compliance with IES LM–79–24 and ANSI C82.77:2002.
Our colorimetric data follow IES TM–30–24, CIE 013.3–1995, CIE 15:2018, and the chromaticity specifications of ANSI C78.377–2024.
Lifetime and lumen maintenance data are tested in accordance with ANSI/IES LM–80–21.
Where applicable, SDCM (Small Deviation of Color Matching), also referred to as the MacAdam ellipse, is used to define color consistency, referencing Specification of Small Chromaticity Differences by David L. MacAdam.
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