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Company profile

About the maker behind the Pixlume catalogue

Pixlume is the public catalogue of a Shenzhen LED lighting maker. This page is about that maker: its departments, the exhibitions it lists, and the OEM and ODM work it takes on.

ABOUT — SHENZHEN · THE MAKER BEHIND THE LINES

Illustration of a workbench with LED strip reels, soldering iron and a circuit board
Illustration: strip reels and board work, drawn for this page.

A Shenzhen maker of pixel and strip light lines

Established in 2009, according to the company profile. The company profile describes R&D, production and marketing departments, and the company states its products are designed and made in China.

The catalogue it publishes covers six lines — LED strip, silicone neon strip, stage design lights, LED amusement lights, controllers and power supplies, with the sub-families the company shows on its own homepage. Where the company's pages publish a full specification for a model, that model's detail page here carries the table in full; the remaining lines are covered in applications and selection guidance, with their figures confirmed per model in the quotation.

The company profile describes a design team offering lighting-project animation and programming solutions, which is why the programmable side of the amusement line — strings that run sequences from a controller — sits alongside pre-programmed lights that need no control design at all.

Shows the company lists on its website

Exhibitions shown on the company website include Berlin (Sep 2017), Orlando (Nov 2017), Hong Kong (Jun 2018), Amsterdam (Sep 2018), Orlando (Nov 2018) and Vienna (Sep 2023), reproduced as published.

For a buyer, the practical reading of that list is narrower than the list itself: the company has presented these light lines to trade audiences in Europe, North America and Hong Kong over several years, and its published catalogue — not a show conversation — is the part of the company's offer a buyer can hold it to.

Custom labels, logos and programmed effects

The company states it accepts OEM and ODM orders, including custom labels and logos; describe your requirements in your inquiry. Individual product pages add their own customisation notes — the string light's page, for example, lists logo, waterproof connectors, transparent cover and cable length among the requests it accepts — and those notes are reproduced on the model pages here.

Ask for a pre-production sample, aging-test records and final-inspection details for your order. Those three checks, asked for in writing before production, are how a buyer verifies a custom run without relying on catalogue language.

Before you order

Send the inquiry form and get a written quotation — one form covers every line, and the reply quotes against your model, quantity and destination.

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