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Overview
The LP-700 LED Pixel system is a rail-mounted, DMX-controllable, pixel-effect light strip incorporating pixels
with red, green & blue (RGB) color mixing. These strips are IP65-rated and are designed for permanent indoor
or outdoor installation. LED Pixels are ideal for pixel arrays or similar daisy-chained arrays of multiple DMX
controllable effect fixtures. LP-700 LED Pixels have an LED life expectancy of 50,000 hours.
Each strip contains 56 LP-700 LED Pixels, but can be cut or spliced to the appropriate length. When installed
on the supplied rails, a pixel array can be installed with a pitch of 60, 80, 100 or 120 mm (2.4, 3.1, 3.9 or 4.7 in.).
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Pitch is the distance from the center of one pixel to the center of the next pixel.) LP-700 LED Pixels are DMX-
controllable and self-addressing, with up to 168 individual pixels being able to be controlled using a single DMX
universe.
Preparing for installation
Each LP-700 LED Pixel strip—or any length of up to 56 pixels—must be connected to an LP-700 power supply
unit (P/N 83061701). The first strip, or up to 56 pixels, is connected to mains supply and a DMX-compatible control
device (not supplied) using an LP-700 Injector (P/N 83062007). After 56 pixels, the power supply must be boosted
by connecting an additional power supply unit (P/N 83061701) that is connected to mains supply, using an LP-700
Power Injector (P/N 83062008); DMX control is passed from one strip to the next, via the Power Injector.
The maximum cabled-distance between a power supply unit and the first LP-700 LED Pixel that it supplies power
to is 3 metres (10 feet).