EUROLITE LED IP PT-100/34 Tubo Pixel DMX RGB/WW IP65 102 LEDs 1m de longitud

Outdoor lighting projects often fail due to fixtures that cannot withstand moisture, dust, or temperature swings. The EUROLITE LED IP PT-100/34 RGB/WW Pixel DMX Tube solves this with an IP65-rated, pixel-mappable LED tube that delivers vibrant RGB and warm white light for architectural accents, stage designs, and event installations.

Who is it for

Lighting designers, rental companies, and installers who need a reliable, weather-resistant pixel tube for creative linear effects. Ideal for facades, bridges, truss warmers, and temporary outdoor stages where DMX control and colour precision are essential.

Main features

• 102 SMD 5050 LEDs (RGB + Warm White) arranged in 34 individually controllable pixels per metre
• IP65 protection: dust-tight and resistant to water jets, suitable for outdoor use
• Supports DMX512, Art-Net, sACN, and Kling-Net protocols for flexible integration
• Wide 120° beam angle for smooth, even washes without hotspots
• PowerCON IP65 and XLR 3-pin IP65 connectors for reliable daisy-chaining in harsh environments
• High 4000 Hz refresh rate for flicker-free operation on camera
• Robust polycarbonate and metal housing with M10 thread for secure mounting

Specifications

• Light source: 102x SMD 5050 LEDs (RGB + Warm White)
• Pixel count: 34 pixels (3 LEDs per pixel)
• Control protocols: DMX512, Art-Net, sACN, Kling-Net
• DMX channels: 102 (RGB) / 136 (RGBW)
• Ingress protection: IP65
• Beam angle: 120°
• Power consumption: 20 W
• Power input/output: PowerCON IP65
• DMX input/output: XLR 3-pin IP65
• Housing material: Polycarbonate, metal
• Operating temperature: -10°C to 45°C
• Refresh rate: 4000 Hz
• Mounting: M10 thread for clamps
• Length: 1 m

Tips

For seamless pixel mapping, use a controller that supports Art-Net or sACN and configure each tube as a 34-pixel fixture. When installing outdoors, ensure all unused connectors are capped with IP65-rated covers to maintain the protection rating. Combine multiple tubes end-to-end for longer runs, but verify total power draw and DMX addressing.