EnvironmentalLights.com Named Licensed Distributor of MADRIX LED Lighting Control SolutionsEnvironmentalLights.com, an online retailer for energy-efficient LED lighting systems, was recently named a licensed distributor of MADRIX LED lighting control solutions. In addition to the software, the company offers a variety of DMX controllers including the Madrix Plexus DMX controller. The Plexus DMX controller is packaged with the Madrix software, the company says, for an out-of-the-box solution for creating incredible lighting effects. When paired with RGB pixel control LED lighting and decoders, lighting professionals have a solution for designing large LED digital displays at concerts, nightclubs, film studios, or architectural installations. EnvironmentalLights.com offers a full line of LED pixel control modules available in seven configurations: square, bullet, circle, dome, mini dome, rectangle, and strip light. "The Madrix Plexus is a revolutionary DMX controller," explained Lauren Rueda, product engineer at EnvironmentalLights.com. "It enables the user to control two universes of lights -- up to 340 pixels -- and multiple Plexus devices can be combined together to create unlimited shows." Individually each Plexus controller is capable of controlling two universes. However, multiple Plexus controllers can be connected to expand an installation to over a million DMX universes. The company says this is possible because of the master-slave feature which allows the user to connect multiple devices and seamlessly synchronize large LED installations in stand-alone mode across all DMX universes. The user can create effects via DMX512 or Art-Net, and choose if they want to control the lighting live from a computer or pre-program custom scenes and store them in the Plexus controller for stand-alone mode. The Plexus controller is the only interface to offer stand-alone playback of Madrix light shows and effects. "For large scenes you can control the PLEXUS using Art-Net which transmits data over Ethernet rather than USB cables," said Rueda. "If you're operating in Art-Net mode you don't have to worry about having everything connected to the computer you are controlling from, you just need to plug all the devices into your local area network." Art-Net is typically used to reduce wiring and allow flexibility of setup for large venues, such as stage concerts, sporting events, nightclubs, or conventions. In addition to the multiple controller settings, there is a free Plexus Remote App available for the iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad. This App allows you to control the Plexus remotely, giving you wireless control of your scenes and brightness or speed settings. EnvironmentalLights.com provides complimentary engineering and design assistance, along with the compatible parts needed to build a complete LED digital display, from the LED modules and controllers to the smallest accessories. 
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