Architectural light. Engineered for every install.

A grazer is a linear fixture mounted close to a surface to rake light across it and reveal texture — that’s the BXG range. A spotlight is a point source throwing a controlled beam at a target from a distance — that’s BXS. Grazers wash a whole elevation; spotlights pick out a feature.

• LXB — the long-run facade bar at 8 px/m, with a PSU and data booster built in so a single feed drives up to 96 m.
• LXD — the direct-view architectural bar at 1–16 px/m.
• LXDM — the high-resolution media bar at 10–50 px/m, for video and generative content.

Neon (FXN) is a solid silicone profile with an even diffused face, built to bend and hold shape for channel letters, cove and sculptural work, at IP67 or IP68. Tape (FXT) is a slim 12 mm strip on a reel, cut to length for coves and detail work, at IP20 or IP65.

Most exterior linear and beam fixtures are IP66 with an IK07 to IK10 impact rating, rated to −20 °C and in several cases −40 °C — the LXB, LXD, LXDM, BXG and BXS ranges are all built for it. Indoor-only models are marked as such: the XAD 5, DXC and BXC Ceiling are IP20.

LED CTRL’s long-distance pixel-control protocol. It uses dual-channel signal transmission, so if a node fails the system bypasses it automatically with no visible disruption.

Yes. X-Stream, our long-distance pixel protocol, drives up to 96 m from a single power and data feed, so a multi-storey elevation runs from one controller rather than a cabinet every few floors.

DMX, RDM, SPI, DALI, PWM and 0–10 V.

Up to 96 m of LXB on one power and data feed, using the PSU and data booster built into every fixture. The booster carries up to 100 m between fixtures. Across larger sites, an MX96PRO transmitter reaches receivers up to 300 m away.

• PX24 — 24 universes of Art-Net or sACN across four powered outputs; enough for a multi-storey facade.
• MX96PRO — 96 universes to eight remote receivers for larger sites.
• PXT/R — booster pair extending SPI or X-Stream by up to 100 m.

RGBW, RGB, RGBA, Dynamic White and static white across most ranges. White typically spans 2400K to 6000K, going down to 1800K and up to 12000K on the tuneable panels and signage modules.

From 8 px/m on the LXB up to 50 px/m on the LXDM, with 1–16 px/m on the LXD and 6–12 px/m across the neon profiles. Pixel mesh is configurable from P31.2 to P150 pitch.

Custom RAL powder-coat is available across most exterior ranges, alongside standard anodised aluminium in black and white. Talk to us for anything outside the standard options.

50,000 hours at L70, 25 °C as standard, with several ranges rated 50,000–70,000 hours.

Five years on most ranges, three years on the FXP panels and the SMX module, and two years on the FXP RGB+W. Extended warranty is available on most products.