Detail 01
384 LEDs — 128 red, 128 green, 128 blue
No dedicated white emitter. Whites come from mixing all three and lean tinted rather than neutral.

Independent shopping perspective
A 38-inch RGB LED wash bar for uplighting walls, backdrops, and DJ facades. Low power draw, simple four-channel control.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
No dedicated white emitter. Whites come from mixing all three and lean tinted rather than neutral.
Detail 02
A handful of parameters to patch and address. Fast to set up, but no per-section control along the bar.
Detail 03
Draws about as much as a household bulb, so many units chain onto one circuit safely.
Detail 04
A wide oval spread — much wider than tall. Built to smear color sideways across a surface.
Detail 05
Long but light. Hangs on a standard T-bar or clamps to truss without loading the stand.
Detail 06
No lamps to replace over the life of the fixture, unlike the incandescent bars it replaces.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
For full color control, yes — a DMX-512 controller and a DMX cable to reach the fixture. Budget for both alongside the light.
Only by mixing red, green, and blue. Without a white emitter the result tends toward a tinted white rather than a neutral one.
At 33W peak each, power isn't the constraint — a standard 15A circuit handles far more than you'd typically hang. Check your DMX addressing limits instead.
It's 38 inches long and 4.5 lb, so a lighting stand T-bar or truss clamp works. Always add a safety cable when it's overhead.
Reference
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