LED strip EUROLITE PIX-144 RGBW model 51930351, addressable RGBW LEDs

EUROLITE PIX-144 RGBW LED strip (addressable RGBW LEDs) provides individually controllable pixels that combine red, green, blue and white emitters in a single flexible ribbon. The strip is designed for installation in stage lighting, signage, architectural accents and custom lighting projects where dynamic color effects and the addition of a dedicated white channel are required. It supports pixel-level control to create moving patterns, color gradients and precise white balancing within a compact, mountable format.

Advantages

The addressable RGBW LEDs allow per-pixel color mixing and an independent white channel for accurate neutral or warm white output alongside saturated colors. Flexible construction enables installation on curved or linear surfaces while maintaining consistent pixel spacing for uniform visual effects. The strip is compatible with standard pixel control protocols and enables complex animations, chases and effects without extensive wiring for individual fixtures.

Suitable for

• Stage and theatrical lighting effects
• Backlighting for signage and channel letters
• Architectural accent lighting and coves
• Custom installations in events, clubs and installations
• LED pixel mapping for media walls and dynamic displays

Key specifications

• Addressable RGBW LED pixels with integrated white emitter
• Regular pixel spacing designed for uniform appearance
• Flexible strip substrate suitable for curved surfaces
• Low-profile form factor for concealed mounting
• Operates with standard pixel control protocols and controllers
• Designed for installation in permanent or semi-permanent lighting setups

How to use

Plan the layout and power requirements before installation, taking into account total strip length and the current draw of addressable LEDs. Secure the strip to a clean, dry surface using manufacturer-recommended mounting methods and ensure proper heat dissipation. Connect the strip to a compatible pixel controller using the specified data and power wiring sequence, then configure pixel mapping and color calibration in the control software to achieve the desired effects. Test segments sequentially during installation to confirm data continuity and power distribution.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate power injection points for long runs to avoid brightness drop; match the controller and power supply ratings to the strip's voltage and current requirements. Avoid exposing the strip to excessive moisture or mechanical stress unless using an IP-rated housing or channel. For consistent white rendering, perform a white-balance calibration in the control system and allow adequate ventilation or mounting to manage heat.