RGB Displays

Digital RGB displays: addressable pixels for light-up messages

A digital RGB display does not behave like a conventional light fitting. Instead of giving out the same colour across the whole unit, it is made up of a matrix of addressable pixels: every point of light receives its own instruction and can show a different colour at any moment. That is the difference that turns a set of LEDs into an RGB LED screen able to show text, icons, animations and gradients. In this category you will find the MAGIC FLEX series, available in two resolutions, designed for anyone who needs a display sign that communicates and not just lights up.

What sets a pixel display apart from a normal fitting

A traditional RGB fitting changes colour as a block: all its LEDs obey the same command. In a digital RGB display the control is individual, so the unit can put together light-up messages, moving sequences or effects that travel across the whole surface. And the more pixels there are, the more detail fits: the resolution determines how much information is shown and how clearly it reads from a distance.

Two resolutions: 512 and 1,280 pixels

• MAGIC FLEX Digital RGB Display: 1,280 pixels. The option with the higher density of points, suited to content with longer text, detailed animations or graphics that need to read clearly.
• MINI MAGIC FLEX Digital RGB Display: 512 pixels. A compact mini RGB sign, handy for small spaces and short messages: a word, an icon, a symbol or a colour effect.

Both models share IP65 protection and a 5V supply, and both are managed with a remote control and a mobile app.

Common applications for an RGB sign

• Signs and light-up messages in shops, bars, food trucks or events.
• Shop windows, where a moving sign catches the eye before a static poster does.
• Setting the mood indoors: hospitality, leisure, trade fairs and stands.
• Changeable signage: opening hours, offers or notices, with nothing new to print.

What IP65 and the 5V supply bring

The IP65 rating means protection against dust and against jets of water, so the display takes exposed positions —facades, terraces, ventilated shop windows— without depending on an extra enclosure. The 5V supply is a low working voltage, easy to handle in decorative and signage installations.

How the content is managed

The message is set with the remote or with the mobile app: from your phone you choose what is shown and with what effect, which is practical when the sign says different things on different days.

How to choose your RGB display

• Reading distance: the further away the viewer is, the more those 1,280 pixels are worth having.
• Type of content: for full sentences, high resolution; for an icon or a single word, the MINI model does the job.
• Space available: measure the gap before deciding on the format.
• Location: if the display is out in the open or in a dusty environment, IP65 is the figure to look at first.

Make your message seen: choose the MAGIC FLEX Digital RGB Display or its MINI version and add it to the basket so your sign starts working from day one.

Frequently asked questions

What is a digital RGB display with addressable pixels?

It is an LED screen in which each pixel is controlled independently, so it can show a different colour from its neighbours. That makes it possible to form text, icons and animations, something a conventional RGB fitting cannot do.

What is the difference between 512 and 1,280 pixels?

The number of pixels defines the resolution. The 1,280-pixel model shows more detail and takes longer or more complex content; the 512-pixel one, more compact, is meant for short messages and colour effects.

How is the content on the display changed?

With the remote control or from the mobile app, which lets you set the messages and effects straight from your phone.

Can it be installed outdoors?

Both models have IP65 protection against dust and jets of water, so they take sheltered outdoor positions and environments with damp or dirt.