DC24V RGB Hexagon LED Car Detailing Light 6-Panel - Workshop Ceiling Ambience

DC24V RGB Hexagon LED Car Detailing Light 6-Panel for Workshops

A 2405 × 2302mm six-hexagon canopy on DC24V, used where a detailing workshop wants the honeycomb ceiling look with colour for photography, handover and after-hours branding. At 93W the RGB layer is an ambience and photography light; the correction work itself still runs off the white panels in this range, and the two are usually installed side by side on separate circuits.

Key Features

• 6 hexagons over 2405 × 2302mm — sized for a single detailing bay ceiling
• 93W RGB at DC24V, low-voltage above a wet detailing floor
• Colour wash for handover photos, brand colours and after-hours presentation
• Runs alongside the white 399W or 422W grids on a separate circuit
• 120° beam so the colour lands on the vehicle flanks, not the floor
• Smooth PC diffuser — clean reflections on paint during photo shoots

Technical Specifications

Layout & Installation

Mount the canopy over the bay centreline at 2.8–3.2m alongside the white task grid. Keep the RGB on its own switch so correction work is done under neutral light and colour is only added for photography or presentation. For paint shots, set the colour 200–400mm behind the vehicle so the wash comes off the flanks.

Where It Works Best

Car detailing studios, ceramic coating handover bays, showroom photo sets, motorcycle detailing benches, and aftermarket accessory showrooms.

Ordering & Packing

MOQ 2 pcs. OEM/ODM accepted (custom grid shape, cable length, CCT mix, private label). Each matrix is packed with foam corner protection in an export carton; LCL shipments are crated. Please confirm voltage, CCT and plug/connector type when ordering.

FAQ

Q: Can I do paint correction under this?
A: Not reliably — RGB mixing does not give you a high-CRI white. Pair it with one of the white 399W/422W/561W grids and use the RGB for photography and presentation.

Q: Why DC24V here?
A: Low voltage above a wet floor simplifies the install and keeps mains wiring out of the splash zone. The driver sits in a dry location.

Q: Does the colour affect paint inspection?
A: Yes, strongly. Only judge paint under the white grid at 4000K or 6500K; the RGB layer is for presentation.