At the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, RGB LED lighting brings colour and movement into the building’s interior. Bright lines of light give the space a distinct character, reflecting the creativity of the people who study and perform there.
LTECH LED driver for flexible lighting control
The LM-150-24-G4K3 takes a 220–240 V mains input and provides a 24 V output for compatible LED lighting. With up to 150 W of power and four output channels, it is designed for RGBW installations, where red, green, blue and white light can be adjusted independently.
The driver supports DMX and DALI-2 DT8 control, allowing a lighting system to set colour and brightness. Its dimming range reaches down to 0.1%, making subtle changes in light possible. Built-in protection against overheating, overvoltage, overload and short circuits supports reliable operation.
In a project like the Conservatorium, this technology works behind the scenes. Visitors experience the light and the atmosphere it creates, while the driver provides power and control for compatible lighting within the installation.
Light as part of the architecture
The RGB LED strips supplied by OneEightyOne sit inside aluminium profiles with rounded opal covers. The covers soften the light into an even glow, giving the illuminated lines a clean appearance across the interior.
Colour transitions and dynamic effects add energy to the space. The result is an installation that gives the Conservatorium van Amsterdam a character of its own, connecting the visual experience of light with the creativity inside the building.
Project credits
Project: Conservatorium van Amsterdam
Location: Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Contractor: Unica
Lighting supply: OneEightyOne
LTECH product: LM-150-24-G4K3 LED driver