4 Output AlphaPix Classic E1.31 Controller + 350 Watts of Power + Enclosure + 4 EasyPlug3 Pigtails / 2,720 Pixels / Ready2Run Assembled

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Product Features
This pre-assembled package includes everything but the lights using our four output AlphaPix 4 controller. This package is useful for customers that want a semi-custom solution which only requires light assembly. This fully assembled kit features:

A modern AlphaPix 4 - E1.31 Pixel controller able to handle the following:
- 4 dedicated SPI pixel outputs with pluggable connections
- 1 dedicated RS485 output for legacy devices
- 2,720 total pixels total / 680 per output + 512 channels on dedicated RS485 output
- LCD Interface
- Up to 7 amps of power per output (87w @ 12v / 35w @ 5v per output)
Weather proof mounting enclosure and mounting plate for controller and power supply
Power
- 5v or 12v output (see options above)
- 350w Watt power supply
- Input voltages from 90 to 240 volts AC (see options above)
  - US or Australia power input plugs (see options above)
Four, 18 inch, pre-attached EasyPlug3 female output pigtails. Compatible with our complete line of EasyPlug3 waterproof extensions and pixels with pre-attached EasyPlug3 waterproof cables.
Each output is fully labelled with weatherproof labels showing wiring diagram and output number
All necessary cabling, including CAT5 signal cable
Fully wired, tested and ready for you to attach your pixel lights
Works with 100% of all Holiday Sequencing Software on the market. See this page for details: https://www.holidaycoro.com/kb_results.asp?ID=122
See our AlphaPix setup page for complete setup details

This controller is able to directly run, without and with power injection the following combinations of pixel lights:

	Without Power Injection		With Power Injection
	Maximum Per Output	Maximum Per Controller	Maximum Per Output	Maximum Per Controller
30LED/10IC Pixel Strip - 5 Meters (with pre-attached waterproof connection)	2	8	13	54
30LED/30IC Pixel Strip - 5 Meters	2	8	4	18
48LED/16IC Pixel Strip - 5 Meters	1	4	8	34
60LED/20IC Pixel Strip - 5 Meters	1	4	6	27
60LED/60IC Pixel Strip - 5 Meters	1	4	2	9
8mm/12mm Pixel Node ( bullet or flat/square) - 5v	100 Nodes (limited by pixels) (70 recommended)	400 Nodes (limited by pixels)	680 Nodes	2,720 Nodes
8mm/12mm Pixel Node ( bullet or flat/square) - 12v	150 Nodes (limited by pixels) (120 recommended)	600 Nodes (limited by pixels)	680 Nodes	2,720 Nodes
Rectangle or Square Pixel Modules - 12v	150 Modules (50 to 100 recommended)	600 Modules (150 to 400 recommended)	680 Modules	2,720 Modules
Brilliant Bulb (Single Bulb)	175 Bulbs (We recommend a max of 100 bulbs per run without power injection)	700 Bulbs	680 Bulbs	2,720 Bulbs

NOTES: The above maximum recommendations can vary based on a variety of factors including - voltage, wire gauge, distance between pixels, temperature, color of light output, customer expectations of color rendering and other factors.

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	November 7, 2024
Reviewer: Michael Hyman from VIRGINIA BEACH, VA United States

This is my first time using a pixel controller & this one is very nice.

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Matrix	November 5, 2023
Reviewer: Jimmy Denson from Vidor, TX United States

Works well for a small matrix's, I have several of the AlphaPix. I have been using them for years and have never had any trouble. Simple set up with LOR. Several Video's on YouTube to explain the set up. I will continue to buy them and use them as my show grows.

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Works great but.... poor assembly	December 22, 2022
Reviewer: Bruce Colburn from GA

The main door to the box has no gasket to prevent water intrusion. The four output pigtails from the AlphaPix4 ran directly out the bottom of the box via a steel clamp that is not sealed with a glands pass-through and no network pass-through. Cords/pigtails are routed through a non-water proof set of steel clamps that can risk wearing on the cords if not properly checked and are not grounded. The power cord does use a glands. The bottom of the box is cut out and a replacement plastic is installed with only 3 screws on one edge and silicon sealed. These controllers should be expected to endure cold/wet conditions and keep out debris (and in some areas potential for bugs/insects). The enclosure provides no such protection and should not be used outside, water can get in! Just order the board and do the rest of the assembly yourself or risk blown breakers, burnt equipment, or get shocked. HolidayCoro needs to fix this so no one gets inadvertently zapped.
---- HOLIDAYCORO RESPONSE ---
Here is an article on why we do not have gaskets in controller boxes: https://www.holidaycoro.com/kb_results.asp?ID=212 - We do not attempt to "seal" boxes, this can actually cause more problems with trapped humidity when the temp falls below dewpoint and condensation forms on the inside of the enclosure. Our controllers are like nearly all electrical boxes for high voltages on houses - they are never sealed 100% this is because our boxes are not placed underwater. The enclosure, when mounted properly in a vertical position, will not allow any water into the enclosure. We have had this design for 10 years and never had water intrusion or any safety issues with customers. The clamps are holding low voltage connections and are not intended to be a grounding surface, they are simply there to ensure the cables do not pull out. The power supply is fully grounded. The removable base is designed for quick assembly and has been part of our system for 5 years (the HC-2500), there have never been any reported problems with this design.

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Easy For A Beginner	December 21, 2022
Reviewer: Jeff W Ebner from Hutto, TX United States

I am new to light shows, and purchased this controller and it was super easy to setup. Highly recommended!

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Great product and service	December 3, 2022
Reviewer: Christopher Klein from PITTSBURGH, PA United States

Purchased an Alphapix 4 ready to run with 4 strands of various pixels for about 450 in total. Everything shipped the same day and arrived 3 days later. Instructions on the site made it easy to setup, the elf help and support were responsive immediately and helped me with some follow up questions. I have everything up and running using XLights and FPP player. Also using the DMX port for moving head lights and it works perfectly. Very happy with my purchase and support.

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