Amusement — Point light source
Point light source: the same pixels, another name
Point light source is the name the maker's storefront gives the pixel family. This page maps the term onto the website's amusement-lights line so buyers arriving with either vocabulary land in the same place.
POINT LIGHT SOURCE — STOREFRONT TERM, WEBSITE FAMILY
One technology, several names
Two storefronts, two vocabularies. On the maker's website the family is called LED Amusement Lights; on its marketplace storefront the corresponding category is LED Point Light Source. The products behind the two labels are the same pixel modules and strings, and this catalogue follows the website taxonomy — so the storefront term is treated as an alias and given this explanatory page rather than a duplicate family with duplicated models.
A point light, in either vocabulary, is a single controllable or self-running lamp node: one point of light, placed in rows and outlines, as opposed to the continuous line a strip or neon tube draws.
Terminology a buyer will meet
| Term met in listings | What it means in this catalogue |
|---|---|
| Point light source | A pixel module or string in the amusement line |
| Pixel light | The same family, website vocabulary |
| Auto pixel | A pre-programmed pixel that runs its stored sequence |
| Programmable pixel | A pixel string driven by a controller |
Search results and marketplace listings will keep mixing these terms. The model pages here are the fixed reference: three pixel models with full published tables, whichever name a buyer arrived with.
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