LED Lighting using a DMX Control System
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This top notch project located at the Delano Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida was completed by our customers at clubTech.llc, view their website to see all of there great work with LED Lighting. By using DMX PX24500 Drivers in each ceiling recession they were able to individually address each section and control the color changing effects of the 80 feet of RGB 90 LED Strip Lights they used in each section through a DMX Controller. As you can see by looking at the various pictures the control and color changing possibilities are endless and all controlled and determined by the user through computer software. This is one of the more advanced projects on our customer projects page but don't let that discourage you to learn more about DMX Control as it is by far the best way to control your LED Lights specifically to your needs.
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