Description
D22 Addressable Neon Strip is a flexible 360-degree RGB pixel lighting solution for stage, event, architectural, and custom linear lighting projects. Its round silicone profile creates smooth neon-style illumination, while addressable pixel control allows chases, gradients, color waves, and mapped effects along the fixture.
Product Highlights
- 360° RGB illumination for consistent visibility from multiple viewing angles
- Addressable SPI pixel control using the TM1934 driver IC
- DC 24V operation with a maximum rated power of 28W
- 240 RGB LEDs and 20 controllable pixels in the published 5-meter configuration
- Flexible 22mm or 25mm silicone profile
- IP65 protection for many indoor and outdoor decorative installations
- Available with a black or white outer body
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Working voltage | DC 24V |
| Maximum power | 30W/m |
| Pixel count | 40 pcs/m |
| LED type | 3535 RGB |
| LED quantity | 240 pcs |
| Driver IC | TM1934 |
| Control mode | SPI |
| Package | 5m/roll |
| Diameter | 22 mm, 25mm optional |
| Color channel | RGB |
| Beam angle | 360° |
| Protection grade | IP65 |
| Break Point Continue | Yes |
| Body color | Black / White |
Control and Installation
The D22 uses SPI data and is compatible with suitable SPI pixel controllers. DMX-based workflows can be supported with an appropriate SPI-to-DMX interface or Art-Net/sACN pixel controller. Match the controller protocol, pixel order, and color order before final commissioning.
Use a stable DC 24V power supply with sufficient capacity for the complete load. For long runs, plan power injection and cable sizing carefully to reduce voltage drop. Keep data and power wiring properly separated, and maintain a common ground reference between the controller and power supply.
The IP65 rating supports many indoor and outdoor decorative applications, but connectors and cable entries must also be protected to maintain the complete installation rating.
Typical Applications
- Stage, touring, and event production
- Suspended shapes, scenic outlines, and props
- Retail displays and hospitality lighting
- Architectural contours and feature lighting
- Custom illuminated signs, letters, and formed structures
