Not all Pixel systems are integrated equally
Although Luxpanel™ Pixel RGB and Parallel Pixel share control logic (addressable Pixel), their application is completely different.
The difference is not in the control, but in the way the light is integrated into the space.
Key difference
| Feature | Luxpanel Pixel | Parallel Pixel |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Optical panel | Linear / modular |
| Thickness | Ultra thin | More |
| Size | Small / medium | Medium / large |
| Application | Detail / furniture | Large surfaces |
When to choose Luxpanel Pixel
Choose it when the project requires:
- Dynamic effect at low thickness
- Integration in design or furniture
- Small to medium sized surfaces
- Custom shapes
- Clean aesthetics with no visible spots
Same control concept, different scale of integration.
- Parallel Pixel → illuminates large surfaces
- Luxpanel Pixel → integrates dynamic light into design pieces.
Luxpanel Pixel vs Parallel Pixel
Luxpanel™ Pixel RGB
- Ultra-thin optical panel
- Continuous surfaces without visible dots
- Small to medium formats
- Custom shapes
- Integration in furniture or design
Designed for detail, precision and design
Parallel Pixel
- Lateral or modular system
- Increased volume and thickness
- Suitable for large surfaces
- Ideal for lightbox and wall washer
Designed for scale, power and coverage
Luxpanel Pixel vs Luxpanel RGB
Luxpanel Pixel RGB
- Dynamic control
- Animation
- Visual interaction
Luxpanel RGB
- Homogeneous color
- No dynamics by Pixel
- Ambient lighting
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