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Diffuselight vs direct light

Aqueon Diffuse Pixel, color changing, provides the ultimate effects and endurance standards for flexible lighting allowing discrete control every 4″ using a 3 wire SPI decoder. Available in both vertical and horizontal bending. IP67 or IP68 submersible UV and chemical resistant encapsulation. Premium Nichia LEDs with 3 step MacAdam CCT (Single bin) for accurate color rendering, minimal color shift and exceptional color consistency. Premium color rendition with a CRI of 95. Dynamic and dramatic effects are controlled with precision through DMX programming. Available in Pixel RGB and RGBW – the White LED in Pixel RGBW is available in 2700K, 3000K and 4000K.

Tunable White (22K-57K) allows for subtle CCT changes from warm 2200K CCT to a very cool 5700K for a decorative glow that changes with the mood of a space. A new standard of flexible light; superior standards new materials, new methods and advanced circuit design to create a flood proof; vibration proof seamless light. Our constant current design ensures to maintain a full illumination in continuous lengths up to 49ft(15m). Available in both vertical and horizontal bending. IP67 or IP68 submersible. Single bin for accurate color rendering, minimal color shift and exceptional color consistency, with a CRI of 90.

Diffused lighting interior design

This fixture came with my friend’s foreclosure house. The owner before him installed this onto a pine tree using metric bolts. I have removed the bucket, the housing, and the lamp. I’m having absolutely no luck budging these bolts from the tree; I’ve scraped away some bark; but everything still holds solid. Any advice as to get it down? Our plan is to reinstall it at his other place (10 mins down the road) that needs lighting for some of the five acres. I really don’t feel like scrapping it as it’s already survived this long; modern day fixtures (yardblasters especially) last only about 2-3 years until everything breaks and falls off.

Diffused lighting examples

A new standard of flexible light; superior standards new materials, new methods, military grade components and advanced circuit design to create a flood proof; vibration proof seamless light. Our constant current design ensures to maintain a full illumination in continuous lengths up to 49ft. Available in both vertical and horizontal bending. IP67 or IP68 submersible. Premium Nichia LEDs. Single bin for accurate color rendering, minimal color shift and exceptional color consistency, with a CRI of 95. Full dimmable. Available in the colors: 2200K, 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5700K, Red, Green, Blue and Wildlife Amber options available.

Aqueon Diffuse TW – Pixel is a product that each segment is individually addressable so that you can achieve myriad color changing or animation effects via compatible controller. White tuning allows for changing color of light from warm to neutral to cool for a desirable range in aesthetic. A new standard of flexible light; superior standards new materials, new methods and advanced circuit design to create a flood proof; vibration proof seamless light. Our constant current design ensures to maintain a full illumination in continuous lengths up to 49ft(15m). Available in both vertical and horizontal bending. IP67 or IP68 submersible. Single bin for accurate color rendering, minimal color shift and exceptional color consistency.

Structurally superior for the most discerning applications, submersible; flood and vibration proof. Advanced circuit design with military grade components. Aqueon RGB & RGBW, color mixing, used to create custom effects for any application. Available in both vertical and horizontal bending. IP67 or IP68-tested for use in the most adverse environment. SMD5050 Tri-Chip LEDs for accurate color rendering, and exceptional color consistency. Fully dimmable.