DMX512 LED Downlight RGB RGBW Programable Surface Mounted Spotlight

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Is this dimmable? Yes, compatible with most PWM dimmers.

Can it be cut? Yes, cuttable every 50mm.

What is the warranty period? We offer a standard 3-year warranty on all our premium LED lighting systems.

• Under-cabinet lighting for kitchens and workshops
• Cove and soffit lighting for ambient room atmosphere
• Retail display shelving and product highlighting
• Architectural accents in hallways and staircases
• Custom furniture and integrated joinery lighting
• Backlighting for translucent materials like onyx or fabric

Why do buyers pick the FEL-AD1 over the alternatives? Here is what we hear from customers:

The head aims where a fixed downlight cannot. A recessed head throws light straight down; this one tilts on its base to wash a wall, graze a column or pull a display out of the shadow. Where the display moves, the fixture re-aims instead of being replaced.

Surface mount, no ceiling surgery. The φ76mm base fixes to the ceiling and the cylinder hangs below it, so exposed ceilings and solid slabs do not need a core drill. That is the whole reason the FEL-AD1 exists alongside the recessed FEL-AD2.

Same DMX run as the recessed family. Standard DMX512 with the same five-wire daisy-chain cabling as the FEL-AD2 heads, so the two families mix on one run and one console without a second control system.

RGBW when white matters. The dedicated white channel gives a clean key light from the same head that runs the colour scenes.

Aluminum body, no fans. The cylinder is the heat sink, so the fixture is silent and has no filter to clean, and the surface-mount base saves the most time on concrete ceilings.

The FEL-AD1 sits where the light has to be aimed and the ceiling cannot or should not be cut: surface-mounted, adjustable, and on the same DMX512 run as the rest of the FEL-AD family.

Retail displays. The head tilts at the merchandising and re-aims when the layout changes, which is the difference between a fixture that fits one display and one that fits the next three. The RGBW version keeps a clean white on the stock and runs the colour scenes for launches.

Hospitality and bars. The same fixture serves the daytime service light and the evening colour scene: white from the W channel at lunch, a coloured wash from the RGB channels after dark, all cued from the console.

Theaters and event venues. Venues that already run DMX add these as ceiling accents on the existing desk, with the daisy-chain wiring following the rig rather than a new star of junction boxes.

Architectural features. Columns, artwork, textured stone and curtains read best from a grazing angle, which a straight-down recessed head cannot give. The tilted head puts the light across the surface at the angle that shows the texture.

Exposed-ceiling fit-outs. Where the slab is bare and the services are on show, a surface-mounted aluminum cylinder suits the industrial look and skips the core drilling entirely.

Q: Is the FEL-AD1 recessed or surface mounted?
A: Surface mounted. The φ76mm base fixes to the ceiling and the ⌀62×122mm cylinder hangs below it, with a head that tilts to aim the beam. It is the surface-mounted, adjustable-head member of the FEL-AD family; the recessed version is the FEL-AD2.

Q: How far does the head tilt?
A: Enough to wash a wall or graze a column from a ceiling position, set by hand at installation and held without tools. For a near-horizontal wall wash, plan the base position rather than assuming it sits directly above the target.

Q: How does the DMX512 control work?
A: Each head takes an address on a standard DMX512 run, and scenes, colour chases and dimming are programmed from the console like any other DMX fixture. The 20cm five-wire input and output cables daisy-chain the heads, so a row of them wires as one chain, and any console that outputs standard DMX512 drives them.

Q: What is the difference between RGB and RGBW?
A: The RGB version mixes red, green and blue for colour washes and effects. The RGBW version adds a dedicated white channel, so it produces a clean white key light as well as the colour; pick it where the space alternates between colour scenes and ordinary white lighting.

Q: What do the heads run on?
A: 24VDC from a remote power supply, not line voltage. Size the supply for the total wattage of the daisy-chain plus about 20% headroom.

Q: Which lens should I pick, 24° or 36°?
A: The 24° lens is the accent: a tighter pool on one object or a focused wall wash. The 36° lens spreads wider for broader coverage or softer ambient colour. The lens is factory-fitted, so the angle is the one to confirm at order time; it does not swap in the field.

Q: Can it be used in a bathroom or outdoors?
A: No. The IP42 rating covers dry indoor ceilings such as retail, hospitality and office spaces. A bathroom, wet zone or outdoor position needs a higher-rated fixture.

Q: Does it mix with the recessed FEL-AD2 heads?
A: Yes. The two families share the same DMX512 control, the same 24VDC supply approach and the same five-wire daisy-chain cabling, so a ceiling can run recessed FEL-AD2 heads for the general colour wash and surface-mounted FEL-AD1 heads on the features, all from one console.

Clients may have various considerations when it comes to DMX512 RGB or RGBW recessed LED downlights. Here are some aspects that clients typically care about:

1. Lighting Effects and Ambiance: Clients often prioritize the ability to create captivating lighting effects and establish the desired ambiance in their space. They look for DMX512 RGB or RGBW recessed LED downlights that offer a wide range of colors, intensity control, and dynamic effects. The ability to customize the lighting to match different themes, events, or moods is crucial.

2. Ease of Control and Programming: Clients appreciate downlights that are easy to control and program. They seek intuitive interfaces or software that allow them to adjust colors, brightness, and effects with ease. Compatibility with DMX512 control systems is important, as it enables seamless integration with existing lighting setups and provides precise control over individual fixtures or groups of fixtures.

3. Versatility and Flexibility: Clients value downlights that offer versatility and flexibility in terms of lighting design. The ability to create different lighting scenes, color transitions, and effects gives clients the freedom to adapt the lighting to various occasions or requirements. They may look for fixtures that can be easily reconfigured or repurposed to accommodate changing lighting needs.

4. Quality of Light: The quality of light is a significant consideration for clients. They expect high color accuracy, consistency, and uniformity from RGB or RGBW recessed LED downlights. Clients often prioritize fixtures that provide excellent color rendering, allowing their space to look vibrant and visually appealing.

5. Energy Efficiency and Sustainability: Clients are increasingly conscious of energy efficiency and sustainability. They prefer downlights that use LED technology, as it offers energy savings compared to traditional lighting sources. Energy-efficient fixtures not only contribute to cost savings but also align with eco-friendly practices.

6. Reliability and Durability: Clients seek downlights that are reliable and durable, ensuring long-term performance and minimizing maintenance requirements. They look for fixtures with a solid build quality, efficient heat dissipation, and a long operational lifespan. Additionally, clients may consider warranties and after-sales support when evaluating different options.

7. Cost-effectiveness: While clients aim for high-quality lighting solutions, they also consider the cost-effectiveness of the downlights. They look for fixtures that offer a balance between performance, features, and price. The initial investment, energy efficiency, maintenance requirements, and lifespan of the fixtures are all factors that clients weigh in their decision-making process.