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VSFL-0.7M-RGB-12V
VISION
This series is built for placemaking after dark. Each tulip reads like a soft glass lantern—petals diffusing the LED core so guests see glow, not hotspots. At path edges, the luminance feels calm and legible; in planting beds, choreographed “waves” travel bloom to bloom as if the garden were breathing. Designers treat every head as a pixel, mapping gradients, pulses, or seasonal palettes; operations teams schedule playlists to run hands-off, night after night. The result is practical and emotional: safer wayfinding for visitors, longer dwell time for venues, and photo-ready scenes that carry your identity across entrances, plazas, and water-adjacent walks. Energy overhead stays lean, and maintenance is routine—exactly what an outdoor program needs to scale without drama.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | VSFL-0.7M-RGB-12V |
| Height | 70 cm |
| LED / Protocol | WS2811 pixel; DMX/TTL compatible |
| Voltage | 12 V DC |
| Power | 0.6 W per tulip; 6 W per set |
| Color / Effect | RGB, programmable dynamic effects |
| Materials | Silica-gel blossom; steel frame |
| IP / Temp | IP65; −40°C ~ 60°C |
| Advantages | Weather-resistant, colorfast, aging-tested |
| Features | Programmable, durable, vivid, waterproof |
| MOQ | 100 pcs |
| Brand | Vision Lighting |
Human-centric ambience: Soft, glare-controlled bloom makes paths readable and comfortable, guiding guests without washing out foliage or signage.
Design latitude at pixel level: Every tulip is addressable—compose waves, gradients, brand palettes, or subtle “breathing” effects suited to gardens and waterfronts.
Low total cost to run: With 0.6 W per head, large borders and themed beds operate nightly with minimal energy impact—key for municipalities and resorts.
All-weather uptime: IP65 sealing plus wide thermal tolerance supports year-round programming through rain, frost, and summer heat.
Built for the outdoors: Silica-gel petals diffuse light evenly and resist UV yellowing; the internal steel frame maintains form through handling and seasonal maintenance.
Program-ready customization: Factory options for height, blossom shape, cabling, and packaging align with procurement and rollout schedules.
Applications & Design Outcomes
Controls & Integration (DMX/TTL, pixel addressing, scheduling)
Durability, Weatherproofing & Environmental Tolerance
Energy Efficiency & Sustainability Metrics
Installation, Commissioning & Maintenance
Customization & OEM/ODM Programs (incl. MOQ)
Certifications, Compliance & Warranty
Logistics, Packaging & Lead Times
Use Cases & Design Playbook (implementation patterns)
What it solves: night-time legibility, mood, and brand presence—without intrusive poles or floodlights.Design patterns you can deploy immediately：
Garden paths & boardwalks: Alternating warm-cool cues define edges while preserving dark-sky friendliness; guests feel oriented rather than spotlighted.
Sculptural planting beds: Pixel-mapped gradients and chase effects create kinetic “flower fields” for festivals or seasonal events.
Retail streetscapes & campuses: Brand palettes guide circulation and amplify storefronts in shoulder seasons when daylight is short.
Event overlays: Prebuilt scene packs (wedding pastels, holiday red-green, city colors) layer on the same hardware—no re-rigging. Outcomes: more usable hours after dusk, increased dwell time, higher social-share value, and a consistent nighttime identity across multi-site portfolios.
The tulip heads function as discrete WS2811 pixel nodes. On DMX/TTL, designers control universes from consoles or media servers; operations can swap to time-of-day schedules for zero-touch nights.Integration snapshot
DMX Live: Busk shows or run cued timelines during festivals and city nights.
Scheduler Scenes: Seasonal playlists (spring pastels, holiday themes) with automatic start/stop.
Pixel Mapping: Group by bed, path segment, or zone for gradient sweeps and “wavefronts.”Risk control: Low-voltage topology and consistent addressing tables simplify handoff from integrators to facilities, reducing support tickets during peak seasons.
Why this matters: Large outdoor programs live or die on reliability, OPEX, install speed, and paperwork. This consolidated section brings the full picture together—how the tulips hold up outside, what they cost to run, how they are installed and serviced, how far we can customize, and which documents back everything up.
Built for year-round public-realm use. IP65 protection shields against rain and wash-downs; materials are chosen for optical diffusion and longevity. Silica-gel petals maintain a buttery, uniform glow without hotspots; the internal steel frame keeps geometry true through handling and seasonal maintenance. Sealed connectors and strain relief minimize intermittent faults from foot traffic, freeze-thaw cycles, or routine groundskeeping.
IP65 enclosure; avoid submersion
Operating range: −40°C to 60°C
UV-resistant, color-stable diffusion
Steel reinforcement for shape retention
Every head is a pixel—and remarkably frugal. At 0.6 W per tulip (6 W per set), you can extend activation windows without spiking nightly kWh. Low heat protects planting and reduces burn risk during maintenance. High pixel density yields more perceived resolution per watt than bulky decorative “tree” fixtures, so scenes read cleaner while utility meters turn slower.
12 V low-voltage architecture
Minimal thermal loading near plants
Serviceable components for extended asset life
Supports ESG reporting with measurable OPEX reduction
Designed for contractor speed and facilities simplicity. 12 V topology reduces permitting friction; stems stake into soil or planters, and sets daisy-chain to cut homeruns. Commissioning is straightforward: zone addressing, universe test, playlist load. Maintenance remains light—seasonal wipe-downs and connector checks; damaged heads swap quickly using standardized harnesses.
Fast stake-in placement; tidy cable runs
Address by zone for predictable pixel mapping
As-built addressing tables for handover
Plug-and-play replacements across sites
B2B programs need fit-for-purpose. We support factory customization across height, blossom shape, RGB binning, wiring, and packaging. Minimum order quantity 100 pcs aligns with pilots and seasonal scale-ups. Private-label options and documentation packs help procurement run faster and keep brand aesthetics consistent across locations.
Custom head shape, height, harness length
Batch-consistent color rendering (bin control)
Private-label packaging and branding
MOQ 100 pcs for program rollouts
Specifiers and buyers get the paperwork they need. Decoration lines carry CE/LVD/EMC/RoHS coverage; project-specific test reports and conformity files can be provided on request. A one-year product quality warranty is standard; extended terms are available under framework agreements. Handover kits include wiring schematics and maintenance guides.
CE/EMC, LVD, RoHS (documentation available)
One-year standard warranty; extensions optional
Conformity files, wiring diagrams, maintenance manuals
Tender-ready documentation packs on request
| Item | Spec / Note |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 12 V DC (low-voltage) |
| Pixel / Control | WS2811 nodes; DMX/TTL compatible |
| IP Rating | IP65 (outdoor, non-submersible) |
| Operating Temp | −40°C to 60°C |
| Power | 0.6 W per tulip; 6 W per set |
| Materials | Silica-gel blossom; steel frame |
| Typical Spacing | 30–50 cm along paths; clustered 3–5 in beds |
| Customization | Height, head shape, RGB binning, wiring, packaging |
| Warranty | 1-year standard (extendable) |
| MOQ | 100 pcs |
Export-ready cartons with protective wrapping support consolidated shipping and multi-drop deployments.
Lead-time guidance: program schedules and batch sizes are confirmed at quote; customization may extend timelines.
On-site efficiency: standardized harness lengths reduce install variability; labeling by zone aligns with your addressing tables.
After-sales: remote commissioning support and replacement parts planning available for multi-site owners.
Calm promenade: Low-saturation pastels rolling at 8–12 s cycles—adds movement without visual fatigue.
Festival pulse: Higher-contrast chases synchronized to audio cues for temporary events.
Wayfinding gradient: Warm-to-cool gradient along a path that gently “flows” toward key destinations.
Garden vignette: Cluster groups of 3–5 to create focal points; fill with lower density for ambient continuity. Implementation tip: mix functional edge definition (spacing ~30–50 cm) with expressive beds (denser clusters) so safety and storytelling coexist cleanly.
You’re investing in a nightscape system, not just “pretty lights.” We build for public-realm reliability—IP65, wide-range thermal tolerance, low-voltage safety, and pixel-level control that plays nicely with professional workflows. Manufacturing scale plus OEM experience means we can match brand aesthetics, supply documentation, and ship on schedules that procurement can trust. Result: fewer surprises, faster commissioning, and repeatable scenes your visitors will remember.
Q1: Can we integrate these with our existing DMX universes and media server?
Yes. Each tulip is a WS2811 pixel node. Provide universe layout, node counts, and desired grouping; we’ll align addressing tables for mapping.
Q2: What spacing do you recommend along paths or borders?
For paths, 30–50 cm typically reads as a continuous edge without glare. For beds, use clustered groups (3–5) as focal “beats,” then extend with lower density.
Q3: How do they hold up in adverse weather?
The series is IP65 and rated −40°C to 60°C. Rain, frost, and heat are within spec; avoid submersion.
Q4: What’s the standard warranty and can it be extended?
Standard coverage is one year for product quality. Extended terms can be added to framework or multi-year agreements.
Q5: Can we customize height, blossom shape, or packaging?
Yes. Factory customization and private-labeling are available. MOQ is 100 pcs.
Q6: What about certifications for public tenders?
Project-specific test reports and conformity documentation can be provided; decoration lines carry CE/EMC/LVD/RoHS coverage.
This series is built for placemaking after dark. Each tulip reads like a soft glass lantern—petals diffusing the LED core so guests see glow, not hotspots. At path edges, the luminance feels calm and legible; in planting beds, choreographed “waves” travel bloom to bloom as if the garden were breathing. Designers treat every head as a pixel, mapping gradients, pulses, or seasonal palettes; operations teams schedule playlists to run hands-off, night after night. The result is practical and emotional: safer wayfinding for visitors, longer dwell time for venues, and photo-ready scenes that carry your identity across entrances, plazas, and water-adjacent walks. Energy overhead stays lean, and maintenance is routine—exactly what an outdoor program needs to scale without drama.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | VSFL-0.7M-RGB-12V |
| Height | 70 cm |
| LED / Protocol | WS2811 pixel; DMX/TTL compatible |
| Voltage | 12 V DC |
| Power | 0.6 W per tulip; 6 W per set |
| Color / Effect | RGB, programmable dynamic effects |
| Materials | Silica-gel blossom; steel frame |
| IP / Temp | IP65; −40°C ~ 60°C |
| Advantages | Weather-resistant, colorfast, aging-tested |
| Features | Programmable, durable, vivid, waterproof |
| MOQ | 100 pcs |
| Brand | Vision Lighting |
Human-centric ambience: Soft, glare-controlled bloom makes paths readable and comfortable, guiding guests without washing out foliage or signage.
Design latitude at pixel level: Every tulip is addressable—compose waves, gradients, brand palettes, or subtle “breathing” effects suited to gardens and waterfronts.
Low total cost to run: With 0.6 W per head, large borders and themed beds operate nightly with minimal energy impact—key for municipalities and resorts.
All-weather uptime: IP65 sealing plus wide thermal tolerance supports year-round programming through rain, frost, and summer heat.
Built for the outdoors: Silica-gel petals diffuse light evenly and resist UV yellowing; the internal steel frame maintains form through handling and seasonal maintenance.
Program-ready customization: Factory options for height, blossom shape, cabling, and packaging align with procurement and rollout schedules.
Applications & Design Outcomes
Controls & Integration (DMX/TTL, pixel addressing, scheduling)
Durability, Weatherproofing & Environmental Tolerance
Energy Efficiency & Sustainability Metrics
Installation, Commissioning & Maintenance
Customization & OEM/ODM Programs (incl. MOQ)
Certifications, Compliance & Warranty
Logistics, Packaging & Lead Times
Use Cases & Design Playbook (implementation patterns)
What it solves: night-time legibility, mood, and brand presence—without intrusive poles or floodlights.Design patterns you can deploy immediately：
Garden paths & boardwalks: Alternating warm-cool cues define edges while preserving dark-sky friendliness; guests feel oriented rather than spotlighted.
Sculptural planting beds: Pixel-mapped gradients and chase effects create kinetic “flower fields” for festivals or seasonal events.
Retail streetscapes & campuses: Brand palettes guide circulation and amplify storefronts in shoulder seasons when daylight is short.
Event overlays: Prebuilt scene packs (wedding pastels, holiday red-green, city colors) layer on the same hardware—no re-rigging. Outcomes: more usable hours after dusk, increased dwell time, higher social-share value, and a consistent nighttime identity across multi-site portfolios.
The tulip heads function as discrete WS2811 pixel nodes. On DMX/TTL, designers control universes from consoles or media servers; operations can swap to time-of-day schedules for zero-touch nights.Integration snapshot
DMX Live: Busk shows or run cued timelines during festivals and city nights.
Scheduler Scenes: Seasonal playlists (spring pastels, holiday themes) with automatic start/stop.
Pixel Mapping: Group by bed, path segment, or zone for gradient sweeps and “wavefronts.”Risk control: Low-voltage topology and consistent addressing tables simplify handoff from integrators to facilities, reducing support tickets during peak seasons.
Why this matters: Large outdoor programs live or die on reliability, OPEX, install speed, and paperwork. This consolidated section brings the full picture together—how the tulips hold up outside, what they cost to run, how they are installed and serviced, how far we can customize, and which documents back everything up.
Built for year-round public-realm use. IP65 protection shields against rain and wash-downs; materials are chosen for optical diffusion and longevity. Silica-gel petals maintain a buttery, uniform glow without hotspots; the internal steel frame keeps geometry true through handling and seasonal maintenance. Sealed connectors and strain relief minimize intermittent faults from foot traffic, freeze-thaw cycles, or routine groundskeeping.
IP65 enclosure; avoid submersion
Operating range: −40°C to 60°C
UV-resistant, color-stable diffusion
Steel reinforcement for shape retention
Every head is a pixel—and remarkably frugal. At 0.6 W per tulip (6 W per set), you can extend activation windows without spiking nightly kWh. Low heat protects planting and reduces burn risk during maintenance. High pixel density yields more perceived resolution per watt than bulky decorative “tree” fixtures, so scenes read cleaner while utility meters turn slower.
12 V low-voltage architecture
Minimal thermal loading near plants
Serviceable components for extended asset life
Supports ESG reporting with measurable OPEX reduction
Designed for contractor speed and facilities simplicity. 12 V topology reduces permitting friction; stems stake into soil or planters, and sets daisy-chain to cut homeruns. Commissioning is straightforward: zone addressing, universe test, playlist load. Maintenance remains light—seasonal wipe-downs and connector checks; damaged heads swap quickly using standardized harnesses.
Fast stake-in placement; tidy cable runs
Address by zone for predictable pixel mapping
As-built addressing tables for handover
Plug-and-play replacements across sites
B2B programs need fit-for-purpose. We support factory customization across height, blossom shape, RGB binning, wiring, and packaging. Minimum order quantity 100 pcs aligns with pilots and seasonal scale-ups. Private-label options and documentation packs help procurement run faster and keep brand aesthetics consistent across locations.
Custom head shape, height, harness length
Batch-consistent color rendering (bin control)
Private-label packaging and branding
MOQ 100 pcs for program rollouts
Specifiers and buyers get the paperwork they need. Decoration lines carry CE/LVD/EMC/RoHS coverage; project-specific test reports and conformity files can be provided on request. A one-year product quality warranty is standard; extended terms are available under framework agreements. Handover kits include wiring schematics and maintenance guides.
CE/EMC, LVD, RoHS (documentation available)
One-year standard warranty; extensions optional
Conformity files, wiring diagrams, maintenance manuals
Tender-ready documentation packs on request
| Item | Spec / Note |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 12 V DC (low-voltage) |
| Pixel / Control | WS2811 nodes; DMX/TTL compatible |
| IP Rating | IP65 (outdoor, non-submersible) |
| Operating Temp | −40°C to 60°C |
| Power | 0.6 W per tulip; 6 W per set |
| Materials | Silica-gel blossom; steel frame |
| Typical Spacing | 30–50 cm along paths; clustered 3–5 in beds |
| Customization | Height, head shape, RGB binning, wiring, packaging |
| Warranty | 1-year standard (extendable) |
| MOQ | 100 pcs |
Export-ready cartons with protective wrapping support consolidated shipping and multi-drop deployments.
Lead-time guidance: program schedules and batch sizes are confirmed at quote; customization may extend timelines.
On-site efficiency: standardized harness lengths reduce install variability; labeling by zone aligns with your addressing tables.
After-sales: remote commissioning support and replacement parts planning available for multi-site owners.
Calm promenade: Low-saturation pastels rolling at 8–12 s cycles—adds movement without visual fatigue.
Festival pulse: Higher-contrast chases synchronized to audio cues for temporary events.
Wayfinding gradient: Warm-to-cool gradient along a path that gently “flows” toward key destinations.
Garden vignette: Cluster groups of 3–5 to create focal points; fill with lower density for ambient continuity. Implementation tip: mix functional edge definition (spacing ~30–50 cm) with expressive beds (denser clusters) so safety and storytelling coexist cleanly.
You’re investing in a nightscape system, not just “pretty lights.” We build for public-realm reliability—IP65, wide-range thermal tolerance, low-voltage safety, and pixel-level control that plays nicely with professional workflows. Manufacturing scale plus OEM experience means we can match brand aesthetics, supply documentation, and ship on schedules that procurement can trust. Result: fewer surprises, faster commissioning, and repeatable scenes your visitors will remember.
Q1: Can we integrate these with our existing DMX universes and media server?
Yes. Each tulip is a WS2811 pixel node. Provide universe layout, node counts, and desired grouping; we’ll align addressing tables for mapping.
Q2: What spacing do you recommend along paths or borders?
For paths, 30–50 cm typically reads as a continuous edge without glare. For beds, use clustered groups (3–5) as focal “beats,” then extend with lower density.
Q3: How do they hold up in adverse weather?
The series is IP65 and rated −40°C to 60°C. Rain, frost, and heat are within spec; avoid submersion.
Q4: What’s the standard warranty and can it be extended?
Standard coverage is one year for product quality. Extended terms can be added to framework or multi-year agreements.
Q5: Can we customize height, blossom shape, or packaging?
Yes. Factory customization and private-labeling are available. MOQ is 100 pcs.
Q6: What about certifications for public tenders?
Project-specific test reports and conformity documentation can be provided; decoration lines carry CE/EMC/LVD/RoHS coverage.
