Product Category

LED Pixel Tube

The PI-300 / PI-400 series LED Pixel Tube delivers full-color 360° pixel effects from SMD 5050 RGB emitters in a 20–40 mm aluminium tube. Addressable over SPI or DMX512, it drives meteor, chase, and video-mapped looks for clubs, stages, and architectural columns — single-cable power and data for clean rigs.

  • LED Type SMD 5050 RGB
  • LED Density 96 – 168 LED/m
  • Input Voltage DC 12V / 24V
  • Power 23 – 40 W/m
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LED Pixel Tube
Certification
CE · ROHS · BIS
MOQ
1 piece
Payment
T/T
Delivery
5–7 days
Warranty
2 years
Supply
Large factory stock
Origin
Shenzhen, China
OEM / ODM
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Selection guide

Choose the right led pixel tube configuration

Use these decisions to narrow the model range before controller, power, cabling, and mounting quantities are engineered.

Tube diameter and optical finish

20 / 30 / 40 mm; clear or diffused models

Use diameter and diffuser style to balance viewing distance, brightness, and whether individual pixels or a continuous tube effect should remain visible.

Control and mapping

SPI / DMX512; model-specific SD-card or remote control

Define the controller, channel order, pixels per tube, and addressing method before production so the physical tube map matches the media-server patch.

Voltage and power distribution

DC12V / DC24V

Choose voltage with tube length, wattage, feed cable, and installation access. Higher voltage may reduce current for the same power, but injection spacing still depends on the complete assembly.

Environment

IP20 to IP65 by model

Indoor decorative tubes and exposed architectural tubes require different sealing, connectors, and drainage. Confirm the rating of the finished tube and cable assembly.

Where it's used

Built for these venues.

Buyer FAQ

Questions to resolve before ordering

What is the difference between a pixel tube and a pixel bar?

A pixel tube is selected for a visible linear or 360-degree luminous effect, while a pixel bar typically uses a directional profile for stage or facade lines. The exact beam angle, diffuser, mounting, and ingress rating depend on the model.

Can pixel tubes run from MADRIX, Art-Net, or sACN?

Yes, when the system includes a compatible network controller or decoder that converts Art-Net or sACN into the tube's supported DMX512 or SPI output. The tube, decoder, port count, and pixel map must be specified together.

What should be included in a pixel-tube RFQ?

Include tube count, tube length and diameter, pixels per tube, clear or diffused finish, RGB or RGBW, voltage, control platform, IP requirement, suspension or mounting method, cable lengths, and spare quantity.

Questions?

Building your next pixel project?

Get a sample within 7 days — talk to a Pileds engineer about channels, optics, IP-rating, and finish for your venue. We reply within one business day.

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