LED pixelová tyč EUROLITE AKKU IP 360° PRO CRMX – bezdrôtová nabíjateľná 360° pixelová svetelná tyč

EUROLITE AKKU IP 360° PRO CRMX is a rechargeable wireless 360° pixel tube designed for stage, event and architectural lighting applications. The tube features fully addressable pixels and CRMX compatibility for wireless DMX control, enabling synchronized multi-unit effects and dynamic color patterns. Its rechargeable battery and weather-resistant construction make it suitable for mobile setups, club installations and temporary outdoor use where flexible placement and minimal cabling are required.

Advantages

The product delivers 360° illumination with individually addressable pixels, allowing complex animations and smooth color transitions across the tube surface. Wireless CRMX control removes the need for constant data cabling and supports synchronized operation of multiple tubes. Rechargeable operation provides portability and quick redeployment between locations while the design supports simple mounting or free-standing placement to adapt to different production needs.

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How to use

Charge the tube batteries fully before initial use and verify CRMX receiver pairing with your wireless DMX transmitter. Place the tube in the desired location, either free-standing or mounted using appropriate fixtures, and assign DMX addresses to the pixels according to your lighting plan. Use your lighting console or software to create pixel maps, sequences and color chases; test synchronization with other CRMX units in the rig to ensure consistent timing and effects. Monitor battery level during operation and plan for recharging between shows or during scheduled breaks.

Recommendations

For reliable wireless operation, maintain clear line-of-sight between the CRMX transmitter and the tube when possible and avoid sources of RF interference. Protect the tube from prolonged exposure to heavy rain or immersion; follow the manufacturer’s guidance for outdoor use and storage. Keep spare charged batteries or a charging schedule for events with extended runtimes to prevent unexpected shutdowns during performances.