01 / Technical advice

Engineering
intelligence.

Bad architecture creates expensive problems. We define the control layer before installation starts: topology, protocol, addressing, routing, and documentation.

CAD Render of Control Architecture
Foundation service

Lighting control system architecture

We define the full control topology: nodes, universes, protocols, and signal paths. Every output is planned. Every dependency is clear. The installer gets a real spec, not assumptions.

ProtocolsDMX-512A · Art-Net 4 · sACN · DALI-2
PlatformsMadrix · LED Strip Studio
DeliverableDocumented system specification

Protocol and platform selection

We match protocol to scale, environment, and operator workflow. No generic defaults. No expensive rewiring later.

DMXArt-NetsACNDALINovaStarColorlight

Pixel mapping setup

Patch mapping, output assignment, scene structure, and operator handover. Built to run on site, not only on the bench.

Madrix 5Pixel mapHandover

System stability audits

When a system is unstable, we trace the root cause: power, signal, grounding, network, or cabinet design. Then we fix the structure.

Power auditSignal traceRemediation
Early-stage project? Get the control architecture right before installation starts. Book an architecture review
02 / Custom hardware engineering

Bespoke
control infrastructure.

Most site issues start in the cabinet. We build the power and signal layer properly: protected, labelled, testable, and documented.

Core differentiator

Structured, pre-engineered
control cabinets.

DIN-rail and rack-based control systems with integrated power distribution, buffering, protection, and documentation. Built to install cleanly and stay stable after handover.

100%
Bench-tested before dispatch
Zero
Loose terminations on site
IP65
Available for field use
Integrated power and signal distribution cabinet
Power and signal layer

Integrated power and signal distribution units

Fused rails, isolated outputs, labelled connections, and buffered signal paths. Clean to install. Clear to service.

Voltage
12V · 24V · 48V
Signal
DMX · Art-Net · sACN
Format
DIN-rail · 19" rack
Status
Tested before shipment
Ruggedised field boxes for deployment
Field and touring enclosures

Ruggedised field boxes

Waterproof enclosures with strain relief, thermal management, and service access. Built to fit the project.

Rating
IP65 · IP67
Material
Steel · Stainless Steel
Connectors
Neutrik · XLR · And many more
Use case
Architectural · touring · event
System layer

From control source to final output

The hardware layer should make the signal path obvious. That means clear handoff from content source to network, cabinet, controller, and output.

Control source
Madrix / show PC
Network layer
Switch / VLAN / routing
Control cabinet
Power / buffer / fuse
Output layer
Fixtures / pixels / motion
Mid-project support

Already building?
We can still stabilise the system.

If the installation is already moving, we can review the cabinet, routing, and control layer before commissioning exposes the weak points.

Request a system review
Practical input · No sales theatre
03 / Deployment and handover

Concept
to commissioned.

Nothing gets handed over untested. We deploy, commission, document, and leave the client with a system that can be operated and supported properly.

100%
Documented handover

IP plans, control logic, backups, and reference documentation delivered with the system.

4
Clear delivery stages

Design, build, commission, and handover. Each step has an owner and an output.

1
Accountable technical lead

One point of technical ownership across system logic, cabinet layer, and final deployment.

01 / Define

System architecture

Protocols, addressing, network layout, control flows, and dependencies defined before build starts.

02 / Build

Hardware integration

Cabinets, interfaces, and distribution hardware built, labelled, and bench-tested.

03 / Commission

Site deployment

Outputs are checked, scenes are verified, and signal paths are tested under real site conditions.

04 / Handover

Operational close-out

Client-facing documentation, backups, and operator guidance delivered at project completion.

What good delivery looks like

A system the client can actually operate later

We do not stop at installation. Good delivery means the client understands the system, has backups, and is not dependent on guesswork when something changes months later.

Network and controller topology documented
Control files, backups, and versions archived
Startup, shutdown, and support notes handed over
System behaviour tested before client sign-off
Commissioning

Channel-by-channel validation

Outputs are not assumed to work. They are checked, mapped, and confirmed in the final environment.

Final handover documentation inside control cabinet door
Documentation

Premium client-facing handover

A clean final document that explains the system clearly for project managers, facility teams, and technical staff.

Need help before sign-off? We can support commissioning, handover, and final technical close-out. Talk to the deployment team
Start your project

Bring us the brief.
We will define the system.

Architecture input, cabinet design, commissioning support, or full delivery. We will tell you what the project needs, and how to make it stable.

No obligation
Technical discussion
Real project support