LED lighting fixtures work on the basis of additive color mixing. Each fixture is comprised of three primary colored LED's: red, green, and blue. With this combination of colors and the integration of the theatrical standard of control, DMX512, there is a possibility of producing approximately 16.7 million colors, or 16 bit color.  The virtually endless color combinations lends itself to some spectacular colors and effects. When a series of fixtures is connected, a chasing rainbow can be created, or custom color chases and scrolls.  With certain LED fixtures, even video can be displayed.

One great benefit to LED lighting, is that they draw very small amounts of power, thus alleviating the need for huge power supplies that would be required for conventional lighting like PAR can's. Another great benefit is that (our) LED's do not emit infrared or ultraviolet light waves and therefore do not generate any heat. Conventional lighting fixtures like PAR cans produce heat and cause whoever is on stage or in close proximity to the lights to have to deal with the hotter temperatures and all of its affects. Another advantage of the LED's ability to remain at room temperature is that fixtures are always cool to the touch. If for some reason fixtures are placed discretely on the floor, there is no risk to children or bystanders who may come into contact with an otherwise hot lighting fixture.

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