The ILED-CS-A S6 is the light curtain for the window, the wall and the wedding backdrop: 300 LEDs hung in vertical strands across a 3×3-meter curtain, powered from a USB socket and controlled from a remote. It is the fixture that turns a window, a head table or a stage wall into the lit backdrop, and it runs from the same 5V supply as the phone charger.
The curtain form
A curtain hangs differently from a string: the strands drop vertically from the top line, spaced across the 3-meter width, and each strand carries its run of LEDs down the 3-meter drop. The 300 LEDs at 10cm spacing fill the curtain densely enough that the strands read as falling lines of light, which is the look behind a head table, across a shop window or down a staircase wall. The curtain hangs from its top fixings and the strands stay put — no wrapping, no coiling, no re-arranging after each event.
Alimentation USB
The supply is 5V DC from a USB socket: a charger, a power bank or a laptop port runs the curtain. That is what makes it the indoor and covered-outdoor fixture — the window curtain plugs into the socket behind the curtain, the wedding backdrop runs from a power bank behind the drape, and nothing about the install needs an electrician. At 10cm spacing the 300 LEDs fill the 3×3-meter area evenly, and the low-voltage supply keeps the curtain safe around the drapes and the fabrics it hangs against.
Nine colours, nine modes
The curtain comes in nine colours — white, warm white, yellow, green, red, blue, pink, purple and multicolour — ordered per theme. The control runs eight flash modes plus constant lighting from the remote, and the timer holds the daily rhythm: set it once and the curtain runs 6 hours and turns off for 18, every day, which is the behaviour a shop window and a Christmas display want without anyone remembering to switch it.
IP65 and the season
The curtain is IP65 rated — dust-tight and protected against water jets — and the wire is PVC per the specification, which takes the weather on a covered terrace or a shopfront. Keep the USB connection and the supply indoors or in a protected position, because that is the part no light curtain rates for full exposure.
Où est-il utilisé ?
Windows and shopfronts, where the curtain fills the glass and runs the timer through the season. Wedding head tables and backdrops, where the strands fall behind the couple and the remote changes the mode between the dinner and the dance. Christmas window frames and staircases. Stage walls and photo backdrops, where the curtain is the backdrop the camera sees. And bedroom and living-room feature walls, where the USB socket behind the bed or the sofa runs it from the charger that is already there. In each of these the curtain hangs from its top fixings and the work is done once — the remote and the timer handle every evening after that.
Specifying the curtain
Three decisions shape the order: the colour against the theme or the interior, the power supply position against where the curtain hangs, and the custom size against the window or the wall if the standard 3×3 does not match. Measure the width and the drop before ordering a custom size, because the factory builds to the measurement. And plan the USB socket position at the same time — the curtain hangs where the display needs it, and the lead reaches the supply, not the other way round. The wire material per the specification is PVC: thin and bendable, and it hangs like the copper-wire curtains, but the spec sheet is the honest source and it says PVC.
