26mm LED Pixel light
Model No.: XXA-263/266
0.24w/led
clear/milky housing
Free sample available
Lead Time: 3-5days
0.24w/led
clear/milky housing
Free sample available
Lead Time: 3-5days
The 26mm LED pixel light from Shenzhen Elisa LED Co., Ltd is a programmable, point-source lighting module built for commercial and entertainment installations. Each device incorporates SMD5050 RGB LEDs with an integrated UCS1903 or GS8206 control IC, allowing pixel-level colour addressing over huge node arrays. Available in DC12V or DC24V, clear or milky housing, these modules can be used in projects from amusement park buildings to architectural media facades. Standard stock delivers in 3-5 days, samples available on request.
The device is a point source lighting module with individually addressable LEDs and a 26mm diameter casing. The system uses SMD5050 RGB LEDs and an on-board control IC to provide dynamic colour output at the pixel level across large installations. All of this is managed by a single SPI-based control system.
Every cell works on its own, separate from the others. This means that hundreds or thousands of nodes can have smooth curves, movements with multiple zones, and patterns that are all in sync with each other without messing things up.
The module is available in 3-LED and 6-LED variants with IC protocol support for UCS1903 or GS8206.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Part Number | XXA-263 / XXA-266 |
| Housing Diameter | 26mm |
| LED Type | SMD5050 RGB |
| LED Quantity per Unit | 3 LEDs (XXA-263) / 6 LEDs (XXA-266) |
| Power per LED | 0.72W / 1.44W |
| Voltage | DC12V / DC24V |
| IC Protocol | UCS1903 / GS8206 |
| Housing Finish | Clear / Milky |
| Beam Angle | 120°–160° |
| Waterproof Grade | IP65 / IP67 |
| Drill Hole | 19mm / 26mm |
| Grayscale | 256 levels |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +60°C |
| Stock Lead Time | 3–5 days |
| Custom Lead Time | 7–10 days |
The housing finish affects how the light reads at different viewing distances.
Clear housing maintains full point source intensity. It is suitable for large outside buildings like Ferris wheels or building outlines, when the main requirement is to be seen from afar.
Milky (frosted) housing leads to softer output and smoother blending of neighbouring colours. It is a better fit for close-range applications such as retail displays, architectural facades and interior feature walls, where decreasing glare enhances the overall visual result.
Amusement parks and theme parks
Ferris wheels, carousel structures and ride outlines require lights that can withstand constant mechanical vibration. These modules are equipped with IP67/IP68 waterproof potting, for outdoor use and mechanical stress in permanent installations.
Architectural Media Façades
Buildings serving as low-resolution display panels must operate reliably over temperature extremes. Operating range covers most outdoor environment conditions from -40°C to +60°C and UV resistant housing helps to retain look over extended periods.
Branding and Commercial Signage
Individual pixel addressing works well for channel letters, 3D logos and large-format outdoor signage, providing control over gradients and animations that remain legible in high ambient light.
ElisaLED was founded by Elisa, who has worked in the LED industry since 2016. That product-level experience is reflected in how customization requests and technical questions are handled.
OEM and ODM support covers PCB layout, IC protocol selection, housing configuration, cable length, connector type, and packaging — allowing the product to be matched to specific project requirements rather than adapted from a generic module.
Quality control includes 48–72-hour aging tests at 100% load, vacuum IP68 immersion testing, integrating sphere photometric testing, salt spray testing (ISO 9227), and tensile strength testing on silicone cables.
Turnaround for standard stock is 3–5 days. Custom orders are typically completed in 7–10 days. Technical and commercial inquiries receive a reply within 24 hours.
Voltage drop is a practical concern in any large pixel array of 26mm LED Pixel light and should be factored into wiring design before installation.
For DC12V systems, power injection is generally recommended every 20–30 pixels, depending on wire gauge and run length. DC24V systems allow longer intervals — typically 40-60 pixels per injection point — which reduces the number of power feeds needed across a large facade.
For signal reliability, versions with break-point continuous transmission keep the remaining pixels active even when one IC fails. This is relevant for permanent installations where physical access for maintenance is restricted.
Standard configurations cover 3-LED and 6-LED variants, DC12V and DC24V, and UCS1903 or GS8206 protocols. For projects with specific requirements, available customization options include:
Samples are available for evaluation before bulk orders are confirmed.
Q：What is the difference between RGB and RGBW in pixel lighting?
A：RGB uses red, green, and blue channels to produce color-changing effects. RGBW adds a dedicated white channel, making it possible to output both dynamic color scenes and clean white light from the same unit. The products on this page are RGB configurations.
Q：Which housing finish should I choose for my project?
A：Clear covers maintain full point-source brightness and are suited to long-distance viewing — for example, on large outdoor structures or building outlines. Milky covers soften and blend the light output, which works better in close-range applications such as retail environments or interior facade details.
Q：How do I manage signal integrity across a large pixel array?
A：Versions with break-point continuous transmission include a backup data line that keeps downstream pixels active if one node fails. This reduces the impact of individual IC faults in large, hard-to-access installations.
Q：What voltage should I specify for a large outdoor installation?
A：DC24V reduces the frequency of power injection points needed along a run, which simplifies wiring on large facades. DC12V is common for smaller arrays or where 12V infrastructure already exists on site.
Q：What should I verify before specifying pixel lights for an outdoor project?
A：Key factors include waterproof rating, operating temperature range, UV resistance of the housing, control system compatibility, wire gauge relative to run length, connector protection, and mounting method.
Send project details — including application, quantity, and voltage requirement — to inquiry@elisaled.com. We reply within 24 hours for 26mm LED Pixel light.
