RGB COLOR GUIDE

RGB technology can be complex. To better understand it, here are some key points. RGB technology behaves differently on black backgrounds compared to non-black ones. For instance, on a visual screen like a TV or computer monitor, which typically has a black background, achieving a maroon color involves dimming the red by half. The black background combines with the red to create the maroon shade.

Different shades of colors can be achieved using either a white or black background. However, RM Trimlight systems and all pixel-type systems lack a black background to mix with colors, which can affect the accuracy of some colors compared to what you see on a computer screen or television.

Below is a list of RGB color codes to help you find specific colors. Note that some colors require a black background to achieve the desired effect, while others can be perfectly adjusted without it.