RGB Pixel LED Light Digital Cylinder Stack Lighting Matrix

FEL-V20 redefines what a single lighting column can do. Each “bamboo-joint” layer is a self-contained hybrid fixture containing three distinct effects: a ring of twelve WS2818 individually addressable SMD5050 pixels for smooth color chasing and video effects, eight 2W high-output SMD5050 wash LEDs for rich area coloring, and one central 9W RGB SMD3535 beam pixel that punches a tight, vivid shaft of light straight down or up when inverted. All three elements are fully independent, giving designers unprecedented creative freedom from a single product. Five standard heights cover every need: FEL-V20A (2 layers, 210mm, 50W, 33 pixels), V20B (3 layers, 330mm, 80W, 53 pixels), V20C (4 layers, 450mm, 110W, 73 pixels), V20D (5 layers, 570mm, 140W, 93 pixels), and V20E (6 layers, 690mm, 170W, 113 pixels). Thanks to clever mechanical and electrical quick-lock connectors, any combination can be stacked indefinitely without height limits—perfect for soaring club ceilings or outdoor festival totems. Installation is dramatically simplified. Every unit has a built-in 110-240VAC power supply and uses true power cascading, so only the bottom cylinder needs mains power; the rest draw current through the stack. Signal uses ultra-reliable WS2818 chips (1-to-n backup if one LED fails, the rest keep working) and 3-pin waterproof connectors (with optional RJ45 adapter). This means a 10-meter tower needs just one AC cable and one data line at the base. Optical performance is outstanding: wash LEDs deliver wide, even coverage with rich color mixing, pixel rings create smooth animated patterns, and the center beam cuts through smoke with laser-like intensity. The translucent PC diffuser ring softens the pixels while maintaining clarity, and the robust PC+ABS+metal construction withstands touring abuse while staying lightweight. Control compatibility is universal—native SPI works directly with Madrix, Resolume, any Art-Net or DMX512 console via inexpensive converter, offline players, or Kling-Net. With only 33–113 pixels per column, even modest controllers can handle dozens of units for massive synchronized matrices. Rated IP33 and 50,000 hours, the FEL-V20 is ready for permanent nightclub installs, rental fleets, and temporary spectaculars alike. When off, it’s a sleek modern sculpture; when on, it becomes a living column of color, motion, and power.