LED Array

The LED Array is a light you can see as the tiny chips that make it: a single die, a strip, a panel or a ring of small bright squares, each with its own glow. It lights the scene and behaves like LEDs, not a bulb: it switches on instantly unless you set a warm-up.

How it works

The chips lie flat, facing downward, around the point the light shines from. A diffuser sheet can be laid over them: as it thickens, the separate hot spots melt into one even glowing panel, and the shadows the array casts get softer too, because a bigger source casts a softer shadow. In RGB mode each chip takes its own hue, a rainbow runs across the array and can chase along it like an addressable strip, while the room is lit by the mix of all of them.

Settings

• Layout: Single, Strip, Panel or Ring. Dies, Rows, Spacing and Die size shape it.
• Colour: Temperature, Custom colour, or RGB. Hue spread and Chase set the rainbow and its speed.
• Diffuser turns separate dies into one soft panel.
• PWM brings back the fast on-off cycle a dimmed LED runs on, which a camera sees as a slow strobe.
• Source set to Hidden leaves only the light, to drop into a housing of your own.

Use it for

Tech products, gaming setups, signage, studio panels and neon-style accents. Pair it with Bloom, or see the Light Bulb for a warm filament instead.