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LED Pixel & Point Lights

Explore round, square and rectangular LED pixel lights for architectural patterns, façade outlines and decorative light-point layouts. Compare eight models across three series.

Architectural Pixel Lighting

YY Series — Round

YY round LED pixel lights trace rooflines and bridge spans. With individually addressable nodes and a compatible video controller, a YY grid can display video on a media façade. We can customise the housing colour, rated power per node and node spacing.

  • Round light points
  • 3 model options
  • White / RGB / RGBW / Single Colour
  • IP67 · IK10

Round LED Pixel Lights

3 models in one series

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LED Pixel / Point Lights

Dynamic point-source lighting for media facades, outlines and architectural effects.

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APPLICATIONS

Architectural Pixel Lighting Applications.

Building façade lighting reference for architectural layout planning

Building Façade Outlines

Arrange repeated light points along façade outlines and architectural details. Review housing shape, mounting space and pixel spacing against the elevation.

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Illuminated landmark as an architectural lighting application reference

Decorative Landmark Lighting

Define repeated patterns and static or changing colour accents on architectural features. Confirm the selected product configuration and control system.

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Bridge lighting reference for repeated architectural light-point layouts

Bridge & Landscape Features

Coordinate light points with structural lines, cable routes and primary viewing directions. Application images are references, not proof of a specific YY, FD or CH installation.

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LIGHTING EFFECTS

Plan the Light-Point Layout.

Repeated Point Patterns

Choose round, square or rectangular housings to suit the architectural detail and intended pattern.

Colour & Media Concepts

White, RGB, RGBW and Single Colour are listed options. Confirm the colour/control combination for the required scene or media concept.

Spacing & Visual Density

The sheet lists 5, 6, 8 or 10 points per metre and project customization. Final spacing depends on the actual lighting layout.

SELECTION GUIDE

Select the Shape, Supply and Layout.

01

Body & Channel Fit

Compare the product structure and matching aluminium-channel section. Keep body, flange and channel dimensions separate.

02

Model Electrical Supply

Select the model before choosing a DC supply. Voltage and power options differ across the eight models.

03

Light & Control

Confirm the required White, RGB, RGBW or Single Colour configuration with SPI (TTL), DMX512 or ON/OFF control.

04

Project Pixel Layout

Share the elevation, viewing distance, light-point quantity and desired spacing for layout and wiring review.

PRODUCT COMPARISON

LED Pixel Light vs. LED Point Light: How the Terms Are Used

The terms “pixel light” and “point light” often overlap in architectural lighting. “Pixel light” commonly emphasizes coordinated arrays, patterns and control, while “point light” is a broader term for compact point-source luminaires that may be used individually or as part of a larger lighting system.

LED Pixel Light

Often refers to light points used as part of a coordinated pattern or dynamic facade system.

  • Common in repeated facade arrays
  • Pixel spacing affects visual density
  • May be integrated with dynamic control depending on product configuration

LED Point Light

A broader term for compact point-source architectural luminaires used individually or in groups.

  • Can be used as a static decorative accent
  • May also form part of a larger coordinated system
  • Final capability depends on the specific product configuration

ENGINEERING SUPPORT

Planned as a Complete Lighting System.

Pixel lighting projects depend on the relationship between fixture layout, viewing distance, color requirements and control. Project drawings and lighting concepts can be reviewed together before the final system configuration is confirmed.

  • Pixel LayoutReview pixel spacing and fixture positioning according to facade geometry, viewing distance and the intended visual density.
  • System MappingCoordinate fixture locations and control relationships so the physical lighting layout matches the intended project design.
  • Control IntegrationReview the lighting control concept alongside product configuration, addressing requirements and project wiring conditions.
  • Installation CoordinationConsider mounting positions, cable routes, access requirements and facade details before final system configuration.

Project Information We Review

  • Facade elevations
  • Project dimensions
  • Primary viewing distance
  • Desired pixel spacing or visual density
  • Color requirements
  • Control expectations
Dynamic RGB facade lighting at night

FAQ

LED Pixel Light Selection Questions.

What is an LED pixel light or LED point light?

It is a compact luminaire used as a light point in an architectural pattern or repeated array. Pixel and point light terminology overlaps; the actual colour and control capabilities depend on the selected configuration.

How do I choose between round, square and rectangular pixel lights?

Choose YY round, FD square or CH rectangular according to the intended light-point shape and mounting detail. Compare the model body and aluminium-channel drawings, then confirm supply, power and the project layout.

Which light colours and control methods are listed?

The selection sheet lists White, RGB, RGBW and Single Colour with SPI (TTL), DMX512 and ON/OFF control options. Confirm the exact combination for the selected model. A listed option does not mean that every combination is interchangeable.

Can pixel spacing be tailored to a project?

Yes. The sheet lists 5, 6, 8 or 10 points per metre and customization according to project requirements. Final pixel spacing is determined by the actual lighting layout; share the elevation, dimensions and viewing distance.

Is 180° an available beam angle?

No second beam option is presented. The sheet lists a 120° beam angle and a separate 180° viewing angle. Catalogue optical graphics are references; request model- and configuration-specific photometric information for performance assessment.

What should I include in a pixel-lighting inquiry?

Send the YY, FD or CH model, light-point quantity, supply and control requirements, intended colour, spacing, architectural drawing and cable-routing constraints. You can also ask for applicable installation and optical documents.

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