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Allanson's ColorMix Lighting Solutions

Allanson International Inc.

Illumination

Allanson’s colour changing and animating solutions provide numerous programming capabilities that allow for exciting and unique lighting effects.
From concept to ColorMix, Allanson will guide users throughout the process to ensure the desired outcome is achieved with simplicity and maximum efficiency. Allanson offers a variety of RGB modules and rigid border tubing options with numerous programming capabilities. Pre-programmed or customized programming controllers, sub-controllers and Wi-Fi options are available for this line of RGB systems. Allanson’s ColorMix brochure is a guide to help specifically determine which controller can be used with which product.
Users can choose the RGB3 system, RGB Addressable system or RGB SkyLine rigid border tubing for optimal results.
Visit www.allansonled.com for more information or contact customer service at (800) 661-7251 or cservice@allanson.com.

(800) 661-7251

Allanson's ColorMix Lighting Solutions

Allanson International Inc.

Illumination

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