Projects

Project: “26mm led pixel light for Madame Tussaud in Amsterdam”—pixel dots were installed on a wall surface to build decorative pixel patterns. The project page specifies a frost body and advises 27–29mm wall hole for installation, making it clean and flush for museum/exhibition environments.

Key Specs (Datasheet):

• Model: P026003CB3SC 

• Input: DC12V 

• Beam angle: 360° 

• LEDs: Epistar 5050 SMD, RGB; wavelengths R 622nm / G 523nm / B 467nm 

• IC: UCS1903 (addressable) 

• Power: 0.72W/pc 

• IP rating: IP65 / IP67 optional 

• Operating temp: -25 ~ 60°C 

Control & Integration:
The datasheet states compatibility with SD controllers, Arduino, DMX512 and Art-Net solutions, enabling flexible system design for wall pixels, themed spaces, and decorative installations.

Amsterdam, Netherlands | Madame Tussauds — Ø26mm Addressable Pixel Dot Lighting Solution

In high-traffic venues such as museums and wax figure attractions, lighting is not just about “illumination”—it is a key part of the visitor experience. Photo moments, wayfinding, and atmosphere often rely on decorative effects that are both delicate and highly reliable, such as pixel-dot walls, starry backdrops, and interactive pixel installations.

For the Madame Tussauds Amsterdam project in the Netherlands, we supplied Ø26mm addressable RGB pixel lights. Installed as an in-wall dot matrix, these pixel nodes create a clean, evenly distributed visual effect that adds depth to the space and supports long-term operation with flexible content updates.

Why Ø26mm Pixel Dots for Exhibition & Feature Walls?

1) Soft, close-view lighting — ideal for photo spots
With a compact Ø26mm form factor, the pixel dots deliver a gentle, diffused output suitable for areas where visitors stand close to the wall for photos. The dot-matrix effect enhances the theme without causing glare.

2) Programmable pixels — effects can be updated anytime
As an addressable solution, the pixels can run chasing, fading, wave, random twinkle, and other dynamic patterns. For a wax museum, this means the lighting can be refreshed for holidays, themed zones, or marketing campaigns—without replacing hardware.

3) Low-voltage system — safer and easier to manage
Low-voltage power is a better fit for public venues that require stable, long-term operation. It also makes maintenance easier and more cost-efficient.

What We Delivered (More Than Just the Product)

In many projects, the real difference is not in the datasheet—it is in the ability to deliver a solution that works on site. For this project, we provided a complete, engineering-oriented support package:

• Product selection & structural recommendations: Based on wall materials, installation method, and viewing distance, we helped determine the most suitable pixel body/cover option for the desired diffusion and appearance.

• Installation & wiring approach: Guidance for drilling/inlay mounting, fixing method, concealed cabling, zoned power distribution, and maintenance access—making the system easier to install and service.

• Controller compatibility: We matched the solution to the client’s control ecosystem (pixel controllers / DMX512 / Art-Net, etc.) to ensure stable playback and smooth content programming.

  Consistency & reliability: Public venues demand high stability. We control uniformity and reliability through materials, soldering, protection process, and aging tests—reducing the chance of random “dead pixels” and minimizing maintenance cost.

Why Clients Choose iPixel: Our Core Strengths

• 1) Strong capability in customized pixel lighting solutions
  What project owners really care about is: Can it be installed smoothly? Will it run reliably? Does it look great? Is maintenance minimal? We specialize in programmable pixel products—pixel dots, pixel strips, neon flex, linear fixtures—turning “products” into a deliverable, working solution.

• 2) Robust quality system and certification experience
  We operate with a mature quality management system and have extensive experience with multi-market compliance and material requirements (such as UL/ETL/CE/REACH, etc.). This is especially valuable for customers in Europe and North America, where reliability and compliance are critical.

• 3) Engineering-focused delivery
  From cables and connectors to zoning, labeling, packaging, and shipping details—we focus on practical site execution: how it’s installed, how it’s serviced, and how it can be expanded later. For museums, malls, and themed spaces, these details often determine whether a project can be accepted and operated long-term.

Typical Applications

• If your project needs similar effects, Ø26mm addressable pixel dots are ideal for:

• Museums / wax attractions / exhibitions: feature walls, interactive backgrounds, atmospheric dot matrices

• Commercial spaces: brand walls, shop windows, photo zones, wayfinding features

• Theme parks / immersive spaces: pixel matrices, story-driven lighting, interactive installations

  Architectural & landscape details: localized pixel decoration and contour highlights

Conclusion

• For us, the Madame Tussauds Amsterdam project is a representative example of a public-space pixel installation: it must look great, run reliably, support dynamic effects, and stay easy to maintain. This project demonstrates that we don’t just supply pixel lights—we deliver customized, long-term, reliable pixel lighting solutions.

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