LED Pixel Daisy Module Dante Mozaika Pixel Daisy (40-2102)

Dante Mozaika Pixel Daisy (40-2102) is an LED pixel daisy module intended for creating addressable pixel lighting installations. The module is designed to be integrated into pixel-controlled strips and arrays where individually controllable LEDs are required for decorative, architectural, or stage lighting applications. Its compact form factor allows placement in continuous runs or discrete points of light within larger systems controlled by standard pixel drivers and controllers.

Advantages

The module provides individually addressable illumination, enabling dynamic color changes and precise control over each LED within the installation. Its compatibility with pixel control systems simplifies integration into existing setups and reduces the need for custom wiring. The compact design supports flexible placement and dense pixel arrangements without significant visual interruption. Built for use in lighting arrays, the module offers consistent color reproduction and predictable behavior when configured with compatible controllers.

Suitable for

• Architectural accent lighting and facade effects
• Stage and event lighting installations requiring pixel mapping
• Decorative strip lighting and signage with individually controllable pixels
• Custom LED arrays and interactive light art projects

Key specifications

• Addressable LED pixel module suitable for pixel control systems
• Compact daisy-style module form factor for tight placement and chaining
• Designed for use in strips, arrays, and discrete point installations
• Supports individually controllable color output per pixel
• Intended for integration with standard pixel drivers and controllers

How to use

Install the pixel daisy module into the desired strip or array layout, ensuring correct orientation and secure electrical connections to the pixel data and power lines. Connect the module series to a compatible pixel controller and configure the controller addressing so each module responds to its assigned channels. Verify power supply ratings and voltage drop across long runs; use appropriate wiring practices to maintain stable operation. Test the configured pixels with basic color and intensity commands before deploying complex animations.

Usage recommendations

Place modules at consistent intervals for uniform effects, keep data cable lengths within recommended limits for reliable signal integrity, and use power injection for extended runs to prevent voltage drop. Select controllers and drivers that support the required pixel protocol and channel count for precise color mapping and smooth animations.