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We provide bespoke lighting solutions, AV installations, and comprehensive support for both residential and commercial spaces.
You can contact us through our website, email, or phone to discuss your requirements and receive a tailored quote.
Lead times vary depending on the project’s scope, but we strive to provide efficient timelines without compromising quality.
Yes, we provide extensive after-sales support, including maintenance, troubleshooting, and upgrades.
DMX (Digital Multiplex) is a lighting control protocol that allows precise control over lighting setups through a DMX console.
Artnet is a protocol that transmits DMX data over an Ethernet network, allowing for more flexible and extensive control of lighting systems.
Addressable LEDs can be controlled individually, allowing for intricate lighting designs and effects.
You’ll need a power supply, controller, and addressable LEDs. Advanced setups might include high-end software, multiple computers, touchscreen interfaces, and audio-reactive sensors.
WS2812 is a type of integrated circuit chip used in addressable LEDs, known for its versatility and ease of use.
Addressable LEDs can operate on various voltages, typically up to 48 volts.
The power supply needed depends on the type of LEDs used. Most commonly, a high-quality constant voltage PSU is sufficient.
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Yes, we cater to both residential and commercial clients, providing customized solutions for each.
We can integrate new lighting solutions with existing systems to enhance functionality and performance.
Yes, we offer smart lighting systems that can be controlled remotely via apps, voice commands, or automation.
Regular maintenance involves cleaning fixtures, checking connections, and updating software. We offer maintenance services to keep your system running smoothly.
Lighting that provides general illumination for a space, ensuring visibility and safety.
A protocol that transmits DMX data over an Ethernet network, allowing for flexible and extensive control of lighting systems.
Lighting designed to highlight and enhance the architectural features of a building or space.
Lighting used to focus attention on particular areas or objects, such as artwork or architectural details.
The angle at which light is emitted from a light source, affecting the spread and coverage of the light.
Lighting placed behind an object to create a silhouette effect or to enhance depth and contrast
A device used to control the flow of light and reduce glare.
Measured in Kelvin (K), it describes the appearance of light provided by a light source, ranging from warm (yellow/red) to cool (blue).
A measure of how accurately a light source reveals the colors of objects compared to natural light.
A device used to control lighting and AV systems, often used in stage productions and events.
A unit of luminous intensity, indicating the power emitted by a light source in a particular direction.
A protocol for digital communication between lighting control devices, allowing for individual control of each light.
A standard protocol used to control stage lighting and effects, enabling precise control over multiple fixtures.
A device that scatters light to reduce glare and create a softer illumination.
A device used to adjust the brightness of a light source.
A measure of how well a light source produces visible light, expressed in lumens per watt (lm/W).
Lighting positioned along the edges of a surface or object to create a glowing outline effect.
Lighting that automatically activates during a power outage to ensure safety and visibility.
A broad-beamed, high-intensity artificial light often used for outdoor spaces and large areas.
Lighting that uses optical fibers to transmit light, often used for decorative and intricate designs.
A complete lighting unit, including the lamp, housing, and any additional components.
A stencil or template placed inside or in front of a light source to control the shape of the emitted light.
Lighting that changes in intensity or color gradually across a surface or space.
A framework used to support and arrange lighting fixtures in a structured manner.
A color or shade in lighting, often adjusted to create different lighting effects.
Lighting designed for high-ceiling environments, such as warehouses and industrial spaces.
A type of lamp that produces light by means of an electric arc between tungsten electrodes.
The total luminous flux incident on a surface, measured in lux.
A traditional type of lamp that produces light by heating a filament wire.
A rating system that indicates the level of protection a fixture has against dust and moisture.
A unit of measure for the total quantity of visible light emitted by a source.
A unit of illuminance, measuring luminous flux per unit area.
A highly efficient light source that produces light through the movement of electrons in a semiconductor material.
A transparent or translucent optical component used to shape or focus light emitted from a source.
A device used to attach and support lighting fixtures in a specific position.
A device that detects movement and triggers lighting or other systems accordingly.
Light that consists of a single wavelength or color.
A type of electric lamp that is widely used in stage lighting and residential applications.
A light fixture that hangs from the ceiling, often used for decorative and task lighting.
A light-sensitive component used to control lighting based on ambient light levels.
Refers to the combination of red, green, and blue light used to create a wide spectrum of colors.
Lighting fixtures installed into the ceiling or wall, creating a flush and streamlined appearance.
A component that directs light emitted from a source by reflecting it in a desired direction.
Lighting systems that can be controlled remotely via apps, voice commands, or automation.
A lighting fixture that produces a focused beam of light, often used to highlight specific areas or objects.
A type of lighting fixture mounted directly on the surface of a ceiling or wall.
A wall-mounted lighting fixture that serves both functional and decorative purposes.
A lighting system where fixtures are attached along a continuous track device containing electrical conductors.
Lighting focused on a specific area to provide illumination for tasks such as reading, cooking, or working.
A device that changes the voltage of an electrical supply to match the requirements of a lighting system.
A rectangular or square lighting fixture that fits into a modular dropped ceiling grid.
Lighting that directs light upwards, typically to highlight architectural features or create ambient effects.
Lighting installed beneath cabinets to provide task lighting for countertops.
Light with a wavelength shorter than visible light, often used for special effects and sterilization.
A wall-mounted lighting fixture that serves both functional and decorative purposes.
A lighting technique that evenly illuminates a wall, creating a smooth wash of light.
A unit of power used to measure the energy consumption of a light source.
Light with a color temperature typically between 2700K and 3000K, creating a warm, yellowish glow.
A system that allows for the remote control of lighting and AV devices without the need for physical connections.
Envisio AV delivers bespoke lighting solutions with expert design and installation, tailored to your project and requirements.