Plug & Play kits · Ready to install yourself
Geometric frames repeated across your space.
Kits from $5,000
Starting guide · Your layout is quoted individually.
Room render
Most Plug & Play kits land between $5,000 and $13,000, depending on room size and layout.
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Use the mounting hardware specified for your surface. Have a qualified electrician assess any new circuits or changes to building wiring.
Lights, controllers, computer + monitor, network, cabling and mounts. Prebuilt and tested before shipping.
Computer & monitor
Lighting software ready
Keyboard & mouse
Control your scenes
Router & network
Preconfigured for your kit
Controllers & power
Matched to your lights
Cabling
Cat 6 + female-to-male JST
Mounting hardware
Snap & CTRL 90 v2 corner mounts
Illustrated kit contents. Hardware quantities and cable lengths are confirmed with your quote.
We’ll confirm this layout and the included hardware before quoting.
For a capable team ready to mount the lights and connect labeled runs.
For projects where you want Loomx to handle setup and on-site coordination.
Match the shape and bar labels to your supplied plan. Check the ceiling or wall, cable routes and clearances before drilling. Use the mounting positions and fasteners specified for your surface.
Each original surface baseplate has a central countersunk screw hole. Secure the plates with their snap openings facing the room. The end-cap mounts support the bar ends; the Snap-Mid-Mount supports the middle. Use every support shown in your kit’s mounting schedule.
Align the end caps and mid-mount with their baseplates, then press the assembled bar into the matching snap seats. Check that each seat is fully engaged before releasing the bar.
City Blocks uses the supplied CTRL 90 v2 corner mounts. Seat the two labeled capped ends in each corner’s perpendicular cradles. Keep the square’s four bars matched to the same shape label.
Use the specified anchor points and substrate-rated fixings. Match the anchor positions to the end-cap and mid-span suspension positions on the plan.
Run the steel cable through its supplied tensioner. The ball end seats in the cable suspender’s pocket; snapping the bar into the suspender locks the ball in place.
Adjust the tensioners to the scheduled hanging height, then check every snap seat and cable attachment. Lighting leads must have slack and must not carry the bar’s weight.
Install the supplied computer, kit router or switch, controller nodes and matched power units in the locations marked on your plan. Keep vents clear and equipment accessible.
Connect the kit computer to the supplied switch. Run each node’s labeled Cat 6 cable back to the switch, matching the node number at both ends. Seat each Ethernet plug until its latch clicks and leave slack at the equipment. Keep the supplied network settings so the computer can find the nodes.
Connect the labeled node output to the matching shape. Mate each female JST connector with its labeled male JST connector. Follow the light’s input/output arrows and connector labels; do not infer pin order or voltage from connector gender or wire color.
Follow bar 1 → bar 2 and the remaining numbered links for that shape. Leave the final data output unconnected. A square is a visual loop, not an electrical loop. Keep separate shapes and their power units isolated; any extra power feed must follow the supplied wiring schedule.
Check that all connectors are fully seated, then connect each matched power unit and turn on the kit computer. Open the preconfigured lighting software and run the labeled fixture test. Confirm every shape and color before playing a full scene. If a shape stays dark, unplug its power before checking its labels and connections.