Two: the LXD (1–16 px/m) and the LXDM (10–50 px/m).
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Direct-View & Media · LED Range
The LXD range delivers direct-view linear pixel bars across two pitches — LXD for architectural facades and signage, LXDM for high-resolution media surfaces. Both run on X-Stream with pixel data redundancy, push-lock connectors, and weather-sealed construction.
Direct-View · Linear · Media
LXD Linear Pixel Bar Range · 2 Models
Direct-view linear pixel bar for harsh environments. 1–16 px/m through a PMMA opal diffuser with X-Stream pixel data redundancy — suited to architectural facades and signage.
Slim direct-view media bar for indoor and outdoor work. 10–50 px/m for smooth dynamic media output, with X-Stream redundancy and push-lock connectors for fast facade installs.
LXD Range · Selected Projects
LXD Linear Pixel Bar Range · Common Use Cases
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Vertical accent lines, edge treatments, and full-perimeter outlining of high-rise towers and apartment buildings. Direct-view pixels read clean from any viewing distance.
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Low-resolution video, generative pattern, and brand activations across building skins. LXDM’s 10–50 px/m density delivers smooth dynamic media output without flicker on camera.
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Outline lighting and edge accents on large-format signs, monument lettering, and entry portals. The PMMA opal diffuser hides individual LEDs for an even glow at close viewing.
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Storefront media walls, in-store activations, and pop-up environments where dynamic colour-changing content drives attention. RGBW + dynamic-white covers both saturated branding and clean ambient lighting.
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Concourse lines, perimeter accents, and dynamic colour wash for sports and entertainment venues. IP66 build and IK07 channel impact rating handle high-traffic public installs.
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Long linear edge lighting on bridges, tunnels, and pedestrian causeways. Push-lock connectors and 50,000 hour L70 source life cut maintenance windows on large-scale outdoor installs.
LXD Linear Pixel Bar Range · Specification Sheets
Common questions, answered.
