The project adopted Yueyao LED point light sources, densely installed in a matrix format across the ceiling and facade of a commercial space, forming a giant pixelated display interface. Each point is independently controllable, with DMX512 control systems achieving full-color dynamic coordination, presenting gradient, flowing, and chase light effects, creating a highly technological and immersive commercial atmosphere.
Case Details
Yueyao LED point light sources feature customized matrix layout for commercial space ceiling structures, with LED beads densely arranged at regular intervals to form a pixel matrix covering ceilings and facades. Each point light source acts as an independent pixel unit, achieving overall coordination through control systems to present dynamic graphics, gradient colors, and flowing light in the space, transforming architectural structures into programmable visual media.
The fixtures use anti-UV flame-retardant PC transparent covers, offering weather and impact resistance. High-thermal-conductivity transparent silicone full potting effectively blocks moisture from entering internal circuits. Each point supports multi-level grayscale changes, with full-color dynamic effects achievable through DMX512 control systems, delivering saturated and uniform colors with sharp, clear light points. Matrix arrangement creates strong visual depth and rhythm, with cool blue and warm light points interweaving to create rich spatial layering
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Embedded installation design seamlessly integrates with ceiling structures, achieving the "visible light, invisible fixture" hidden effect. Standardized interfaces support multi-unit series networking, with matrix scale flexibly expanded based on spatial dimensions. Aviation connectors ensure reliable electrical connection and sealing performance. Fully sealed structures with silicone rings achieve high protection ratings for long-term stable operation in indoor commercial spaces.
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