Main Project Information

• Bridge Name: SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge
• Project Location: Lawas, Sarawak, Malaysia
• Detailed Address: Pejabat Persatuan Nelayan Lawas, 98850 Lawas, Sarawak, Malaysia
• Project Type: Bridge Architectural Lighting
• Project Time: Early May 2026 – Around September 14, 2026
• Number of Point Lights: About 87,548
• Product: RGB LED Point Light
• Working Voltage: DC24V
• Power: 1.2W per light
• Control Protocol: DMX512
• Installation Method: Wire Clips
• Installation Position: SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge Structure
• Light Layout: About 10 lights per meter
• Lighting Type: RGB Dynamic Architectural Lighting

SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge Project Background

SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge is located in Lawas, Sarawak, Malaysia. To improve the look of the bridge at night, the project uses a large number of RGB LED point lights to light up the bridge structure.

Unlike continuous linear lights, RGB LED point lights can be installed at different points on a bridge. This makes it easier to follow the shape and structure of the bridge.

About 87,548 RGB LED point lights are used in this project. The lights are installed according to the planned positions and fixed to the bridge structure with wire clips.

The lights are then connected to the lighting control system. The DMX512 system is used to control the lights and create different RGB lighting effects.

RGB LED Point Light Lighting Solution

The project uses DC24V, 1.2W RGB LED Point Lights.

The lights are installed at a high density, with about 10 lights per meter. The point lights are placed along the bridge structure to create a large and complete lighting effect at night.

With RGB color control, different areas of the bridge can show different colors and lighting effects. The lights can also change colors based on preset programs.

This type of point light system can be used for bridges, building facades, and other large structures. It is especially suitable for projects that need many small light points to create one complete lighting effect.

Wire Clip Installation Method

This project uses wire clips to fix the RGB LED point lights to the bridge structure.

Each light is placed according to the project design and fixed in the correct position with a wire clip.

For a large project with about 87,548 point lights, installation needs to be completed section by section. The installation team also needs to plan the light positions, cable layout, power supply areas, and control signal lines.

The main installation steps include:

• Light position marking
• Wire clip fixing
• Point light installation
• Power cable installation
• DMX512 control cable connection
• Area testing
• Full system testing

How 87,548 RGB LED Point Lights Create One Lighting Effect

The project uses about 87,548 RGB LED point lights.

Each point light works as an individual light. However, with the same light layout and the DMX512 control system, all the lights can work together as one large lighting system.

Different lighting programs can be used to create:

• Multiple RGB colors
• Smooth color changes
• Dynamic color effects
• Chasing effects
• Area-to-area control
• Different lighting scenes

When viewed from a distance, the many small point lights work together to create a complete and dynamic lighting effect across the bridge.

DMX512 Control System

The SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge project uses DMX512 as the lighting control protocol.

DMX512 is commonly used to control dynamic lighting systems. It allows different areas of RGB LED point lights to be controlled from one system.

For a large point light project like this, the control system needs to be planned together with the number of lights, control areas, power supply areas, and cable layout.

With DMX512 control, different areas can change color and lighting effects based on preset programs. This helps create a smooth and coordinated lighting effect across the whole bridge.

24V RGB LED Point Light Technical Data

The project uses DC24V RGB LED point lights, with a power of 1.2W per light.

Project Installation Period

The SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge RGB LED point light project started in early May 2026.

The project includes about 87,548 RGB LED point lights. The work included light installation, wire clip fixing, cable connection, power supply setup, and DMX512 system testing.

After several months of installation and system testing, the project was completed around September 14, 2026.

Project Summary

The SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge project is a large outdoor RGB LED point light project in Malaysia.

About 87,548 RGB LED point lights were installed on the bridge. The project uses DC24V, 1.2W lights arranged at about 10 lights per meter.

The lights are fixed to the bridge structure with wire clips. The complete lighting system uses DMX512 control to create RGB color changes and dynamic lighting effects.

The project is located in Lawas, Sarawak, Malaysia. It started in early May 2026 and was completed around September 14, 2026.

This project shows how RGB LED point lights can be used for large bridge lighting projects, outdoor architectural lighting, and dynamic facade lighting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge located?

SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge is located in Lawas, Sarawak, Malaysia.

How many RGB LED point lights are used in the project?

The project uses about 87,548 RGB LED point lights.

What type of point lights are used for the bridge project?

The project uses DC24V, 1.2W RGB LED Point Lights.

How are the RGB LED point lights installed on SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge?

The point lights are installed on the bridge structure and fixed with wire clips.

What is the light spacing for this project?

The lights are arranged at about 10 lights per meter.

What control system is used for SEIAMAL JALAN Bridge?

The project uses the DMX512 control protocol to control the colors and dynamic lighting effects of the RGB LED point lights.

When was the project completed?

The project started in early May 2026 and was completed around September 14, 2026.