The size of the frame you choose will also affect the wattage each fixture draws.  For example, an 18” panel will draw 21w, a 24” panel will draw 28w, a 32” panel will draw 37w and a 40” panel will draw 46w.

• 18” Across:

• 24”Across:

• 32” Across:

• 40” Across:

• Custom:

User-definable dimensions and shape

We can make the LumaHex fixtures with either addressable LED strip or analog.  Addressable LED allows for much more complex patterns to be run along the inside of each hexagon.  Analog LED strip is much simpler to control but each hexagon behaves as a single “pixel”.

• Analog:  

We will use 60-LED per meter RGB or RGBW analog LED strip to line the insides of your panels.

• Addressable:  

We will use 60-LED per meter RGB or RGBW addressable LED strip to line the insides of your panels.

What range of colors does your installation require?

• RGB:  

RGB is the classic color spectrum for controllable LED lighting.  Able to reproduce any color however it struggles with the warm candle-light feel of an incandescent light bulb or clean daylights.

• RGBW:  

Able to produce all the colors of an RGB LED, the RGBW LED adds the ability to produce true whites.  The added LED chip adds high-CRI whites to an already impressive dynamic range of colors.

• Tuneable White:  

When all you need is high-CRI tunable whites, this is the option to choose.  Perfect for creating ambiance in high-end installations.

The ability to choose an operating voltage allows these fixtures to seamlessly integrate into existing lighting systems or with the rest of the lighting your project is rolling out.

• 12v:  

12v systems are common in automotive, marine, and other addressable installations.  The lower voltage will limit the total length of cable that a string of lamps can occupy and also the number of lamps that can be chained together before a power re-tap is necessary.

• 24v:  

Still a common voltage in addressable LED systems, 24v operation allows you to run these fixtures over longer runs of cable and chain more of them together between power retaps.

Large 4-pin:

Large 4-pin connectors are ideal for fixtures that require DC power plus clock and data signals.  For example, they are commonly used on our Pixel Bar fixtures.  With the same heavy gauge power wires, they are ideal for long runs of high-wattage fixtures.

A note about lead times and minimum order quantities. 

These fixtures are designed and manufactured to spec, in-house.  When you approach us for an order, we will work with you on the needs of your project and then build the panels to your specifications.  This means that the lead time for large orders could be 3 to 4 weeks.  Send us your request and we’ll work with you to produce exactly what you need as quickly as possible.