DMX 3D LED Tube Light with Dynamic Effects

DMX 3D LED tube is an innovative lighting device designed for stage performances, immersive theaters and high-end entertainment venues. Its core highlight is the combination of DMX512 protocol control and 3D stereoscopic light effects. Through precise pixel-level programming, it can achieve complex effects such as dynamic waves, light column flow, and three-dimensional space cutting, bringing a shocking visual impact to the audience.

Performance characteristics

1. DMX control capability
Channel mapping: Support 16/48 channel DMX512 protocol, each pixel can be independently dimmed, color-adjusted and strobe-controlled, achieving 256 levels of brightness adjustment and 16.7 million colors free switching.
Response speed: Data transmission rate is 250kbps, and the delay is less than 5ms, ensuring that the lighting changes are accurately synchronized with the music rhythm.
Scalability: A single DMX line can connect up to 512 channels in series, which can be expanded to thousands of tubes through a subcontroller, suitable for large stage settings.

2. Innovative functions
3D pixel mapping: pixel-level programming through media servers or professional consoles (such as GrandMA, Lightkey) to achieve three-dimensional space light and shadow cutting, wave flow and other effects. For example, when laying lamps on the stage floor, the dynamic changes of water ripples or energy columns can be simulated.
High-precision dimming: supports linear/logarithmic dimming curves, the dimming process is smooth and jitter-free, and the stroboscopic frequency can reach up to 25Hz, meeting the instantaneous light effect requirements of scenes such as stage plays and concerts.
Intelligent protection: built-in temperature monitoring system, when the lamp temperature exceeds 60℃, it automatically reduces power operation, extending the LED life to more than 50,000 hours.

Application field: immersive stage performances

In immersive stage plays, DMX 3D LED lamps enhance artistic expression through three-dimensional light and shadow narratives. For example:
Space cutting: install lamp arrays on the stage background wall, realize light and shadow segmentation through DMX programming, and simulate the dynamic changes of virtual scenes (such as starry sky, forest, city skyline).
Dynamic interaction: Combined with the actor motion capture technology, the light tubes respond to the motion trajectory in real time, forming a light and shadow following effect, enhancing the audience's sense of immersion.
Atmosphere creation: In the climax of the musical, the wave flow of the light tubes, the color gradient and the rhythm of the music are synchronized to create emotional resonance.