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Seed / Pebble Pre-Assembled Plug and Play Matrix Mesh Net Panels
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Product Code: 300

Pebble Seed Matrix Panel Selection

Seed Matrix / 1.0in Spacing / 480 Pixels / 12v / 45in x 9in / 48 x 10 Pixels [Add $89.95]
Seed Matrix / 2.0in Spacing / 240 Pixels / 12v / 45in x 18in / 24 x 10 Pixels [Add $74.95]
Seed Matrix / 4.0in Spacing / 300 Pixels / 12v / 74in x 54in / 15 x 20 Pixels [Add $154.95]

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Layout and Design of Seed Matrix Panels
How to Setup Seed Pixel Matrix Panels in xLights
Multi-Panel 2.0" Spacing Demo
One Panel Sample Test
Product Features
  • Specs
    • Common
      • xConnect / EasyPlug 3 Input and output plugs
      • All wire and plastic connectors are black in color
        • Black resists UV damage much better than clear or white and thus will last longer outdoors
        • Black, as opposed to white, result in very little reflection of light output, thus resulting in cleaner output
      • UCS1903 Chip / 2811 Pixel Protocol Compatible
      • 12v input power
      • Purchase panel segments as needed to make the size matrix that works best for your project
    • 1.0 Inch Spacing
      • 2 Input plugs per panel
        • 240 pixels per plug segment
          • 48 pixels wide x 5 pixels tall
          • 2.08 Amps / 25 Watts @ 12v / 100% White Output
        • 480 pixels per panel segment total
      • "4ft x 8ft" Panel
        • Requires 10 panel segments of 480 pixels each
        • 4,800 pixels total
        • Actual dimensions are 3.92 feet by 8.2 feet
    • 2.0 Inch Spacing
      • 1 Input Plugs per panel segment
        • 240 pixels per plug segment total
          • 24 pixels wide x 10 pixels tall
          • 2.08 Amps / 25 Watts @ 12v / 100% White Output
      • "4ft x 8ft" Panel
        • Requires 5 panel segments of 240 pixels each
        • 1,200 pixels total
        • Actual dimensions are 3.92 feet by 8.2 feet
    • 4.0 Inch Spacing
      • 1 Input Plug per entire matrix
        • 300 pixels per plug for entire matrix
        • 1.98 Amps / 23.7 Watts @ 12v / 100% White Output
      • "4ft x 8ft" Panel
        • Requires 1 panel segments of 300 pixels each
        • 300 pixels total
        • Actual dimensions are 3.92 feet by 8.2 feet
        • While there are disconnectable segments, the wire connecting all segments is continuous
  • xLights Matrix Setup Instructions
  • 1.0 inch Spacing
    • Direction: Horizontal
    • Alternate Nodes: Off
    • Don't Zig Zag: Off
    • # of strings: 2
    • Nodes/String: 240
    • Stands/String: 5
    • Starting location: Top Left
  • 2.0 inch Spacing
    • Direction: Horizontal
    • Alternate Nodes: Off
    • Don't Zig Zag: Off
    • # of strings: 1
    • Nodes/String: 240
    • Stands/String: 10
    • Starting location: Top Left
  • 4.0 inch Spacing
    • Direction: Horizontal
      • This will be configured as portrait of ~4ft wide by ~8ft tall
    • # of strings: 1
    • Nodes/String: 300
    • Strands/String: 20
    • Starting location: Top Left
  • All HolidayCoro controllers support more than 240 pixel per port

Average Rating: Average Rating: 5 of 5 5 of 5 Total Reviews: 1 Write a review »

  1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
 
5 of 5 Lightweight, ready to go matrix December 3, 2025
Reviewer: Chris from NC  
Very easy to add into a show.  Thank you for having these.  There is a little trade off in the smaller pixel seeds that may twist a bit on their wire or no be as consistently uniform in formation compared to firmer/thicker matrix coro with bullet-style pixels...  This is a small nitpick as it is VERY HARD to to tell the difference at night.  Also, it was a little tough/annoying pulling apart joined sections to divide into smaller matrixes, but I figured it out.  The plastic linkage is just very firm - which could be good thing for ruggedness, but hard on the fingers.  Will be watching prices next year for getting more of these and hoping for similar easy-setup matrix/prop style pixel seed designs like these.

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