Pixel LED Matrix Cube Light RGB for Club Lighting

FEL-V11 Pixel LED Matrix Cube Light represents the next evolution in 3D pixel-mapping fixtures specifically engineered for high-impact club and stage environments. Available in three base configurations (4-light, 6-light, and 9-light versions), each unit consists of multiple vertical columns constructed from individually addressable WS2812 RGB LEDs encased in frosted acrylic lenses that produce beautifully uniform and soft light output with zero visible hot spots.
The 6-light version comes in a rectangular 400×600×250mm layout, while the 4-light and 9-light versions use a perfect square 500×500×250mm footprint, making them ideal for symmetrical stage designs or video walls. Each column contains either 80 or 81 pixels depending on the variant: the “plus” models add one high-power 9W pixel at the top for extra punch during white strobes or spotlight effects. Total pixel counts range from 320 pixels (4×80) up to 729 pixels (9×81), giving lighting designers incredible resolution for detailed 3D animations, text, and video content.
Power and control couldn’t be simpler. An integrated universal 110-240VAC power supply eliminates external bricks, and consumption scales logically from 24W–54W in standard mode up to 60W–135W when running full-white or with the extra 9W pixels engaged. Signal input uses industry-standard RJ45 for SPI/TTL data plus a backup XLR port, ensuring rock-solid compatibility with virtually every pixel controller on the market – from basic offline SD players to Madrix, Resolume, Art-Net, DVI, and traditional DMX512 consoles via simple SPI-to-DMX bridges.
The optical design is what truly sets the FEL-V11 apart. Each LED sits behind a precision lens and diffuser cap that spreads light evenly across the surface, creating a soft “glowing tower” effect rather than harsh individual dots. This makes the fixture comfortable to look at directly for long periods – crucial for nightclubs where guests face the lights all night.
Construction combines rugged black metal base plates with lightweight acrylic columns and PC end caps, striking the perfect balance between durability and easy rigging. Multiple rigging points and optional quick-connect brackets allow fast hanging, ground stacking, or clustering into massive arrays. All connections are professional-grade and designed for touring reliability.
Whether used singly as a centerpiece, lined up to form video walls, or flown in grids, the FEL-V11 instantly adds depth and motion that flat LED screens simply cannot match. With 256-level grayscale and GRB color order, color transitions are buttery smooth, making it ideal for music-synchronized shows and immersive environments.

1. Real 3D depth and movement that flat panels can’t replicate – each column is independently mappable for genuine volumetric effects that wrap around the audience.
2. Saves hours of rigging time thanks to built-in universal power supply and simple daisy-chain RJ45/XLR connections – no messy external PSUs or data injectors.
3. Works with literally any controller you already own – offline, Art-Net, DMX512, Madrix, Resolume – zero learning curve for your team.
4. Soft diffused optics look premium and expensive on camera while being comfortable for guests to stare at all night without eye fatigue.
5. Multiple sizes and pixel densities in the same family let you scale from small VIP rooms to massive main stages using identical programming workflow.

Main stage centerpieces in super-clubs: 9-light versions flown above the DJ create jaw-dropping 3D visuals that react instantly to the music.
VIP room booth backdrops: 4-light or 6-light units mounted behind bottles tables turn private areas into Instagram hotspots.
Concert touring: lightweight, quick-rig design and universal voltage make it perfect for worldwide fly dates.
Fashion shows & corporate events: clean black finish disappears when off, then explodes into branded 3D logos and animations.
TV studios & virtual production stages: soft output and precise pixel control work beautifully both live and on camera.
Festival main stages: combine multiple 9-light units into giant 3D walls for headline acts that need something bigger than video screens.