A pixel LED strip is a type of LED strip that features addressable RGB LEDs. These strips allow you to control the color and brightness of individual LEDs, creating a wide range of lighting effects and patterns.

Pixel LED strips typically operate at a voltage of 12 volts and are powered by a DC power supply. They come in various lengths and densities, with a higher density strip containing more LEDs per meter.

To control the pixel LED strip, you will need a compatible controller, such as an Arduino or Raspberry Pi, and software that allows you to program the colors and patterns that you want to display. The controller sends commands to the individual pixels in the strip to change their color and brightness, allowing you to create custom lighting displays.

One advantage of using a pixel LED strip is that it can be cut to fit your specific needs, allowing you to create custom lengths and shapes for your lighting project. Additionally, pixel LED strips are relatively easy to install and can be used for a wide range of applications, from accent lighting to stage lighting and more.