I did some research on LEDs when I made the Marsi Chandelier. I found a UK based business named LiteWave.co.uk that has some cool products. What I decided to use is their CoolFusion LED projector along with an 80 tail fiber optic loom. What this configuration did, was to give the client the ability to have any color within the light spectrum shown on their chandelier. By adding a controller, they even have the ability to have the colors change with music!
I just put up a post here at ArtMetal which shows a video of the assembly of the chandelier. The Marsi Chandelier Part 3 will show you how I went about incorporating LED lights along with standard 110 volt lights. Electrical wiring is tricky, but can be very satisfying.
I did some research on LEDs
I did some research on LEDs when I made the Marsi Chandelier. I found a UK based business named LiteWave.co.uk that has some cool products. What I decided to use is their CoolFusion LED projector along with an 80 tail fiber optic loom. What this configuration did, was to give the client the ability to have any color within the light spectrum shown on their chandelier. By adding a controller, they even have the ability to have the colors change with music!
I just put up a post here at ArtMetal which shows a video of the assembly of the chandelier. The Marsi Chandelier Part 3 will show you how I went about incorporating LED lights along with standard 110 volt lights. Electrical wiring is tricky, but can be very satisfying.
Good luck with your lighting commission!