Descrizione
Uplighting is the cheapest way to change how a room reads. A wall that looks flat under ceiling fixtures picks up depth the moment two 30W wash lights sit on the floor at either end of it, and a wedding tent stops looking like a tent. What separates a usable wash light from a novelty is control: whether it can be driven from a console, whether the modes survive a full evening, and whether the colour it produces is the colour you selected.
This is a square par can built around four 8W LED emitters, rated 30W total, running on AC 100 to 240V at 50 or 60Hz. Colour coverage is the unusual part of the specification: RGBWYP plus CYAN, which reaches the saturated cyans and ambers that a plain RGB fixture cannot mix, and gives you a usable white without the pink or green cast that RGB-only pars produce at low brightness. The 20 degree output angle is a beam rather than a flood, which suits wall washing, truss uplighting and tight stage pools better than a wide spread that dilutes the output.
Control is handled four ways. The fixture runs self-propelled with built-in programs, voice activated from the onboard microphone, master-slave across a daisy chain, or on standard DMX512 with 4 or 8 channel modes, and a remote covers mode switching, colour selection, brightness, chase speed and strobe rate from 1 to 20Hz within a 5 to 10 metre range. That combination is what makes it useful to two different buyers: the venue that wants lights running without a console, and the operator who wants the fixture to behave like part of a rig.
Colour is the cheapest set design available. Control is what keeps it looking deliberate.
What Sets It Apart
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RGBWYP plus CYAN emitters
Four 8W LEDs covering red, green, blue, white, yellow, purple and cyan, which reaches saturated cyans and ambers that RGB fixtures cannot mix. -
Four control modes
Self-propelled programs, voice activation, master-slave daisy chain and standard DMX512, so the same fixture works with or without a console. -
DMX512 with 4 or 8 channels
Runs as a proper rig component when there is an operator, with channel profiles that fit small controllers without eating a whole universe. -
Remote control included
Mode switching, colour selection, brightness, chase speed and strobe rate from 5 to 10 metres, which covers setup without a ladder. -
20 degree beam angle
A tight beam for wall washing and truss uplighting rather than a diluted wide flood. -
AC 100 to 240V input
Runs on UK, EU and US mains without a transformer, and 30W per fixture keeps a small rig inside a single circuit.
Technical Specifications
- Light source4 x 8W LED, RGBWYP + CYAN
- Rated power30W
- Input voltageAC 100 to 240V, 50/60Hz
- Control modesSelf-propelled, voice control, master-slave, DMX
- DMX channels4 or 8 CH, standard DMX512 protocol
- Remote control range5 to 10 m
- Beam angle20 degrees
- Strobe1 to 20 Hz
- HousingBlack plastic shell
- CertificationCE, RoHS
- Pack contentsFixture, knobs, handle, manual
- Available packs1 piece or 2 pieces, UK / EU / US plug
Where It Belongs
Mobile DJs use pairs as uplighters for wall washes and as floor pools for a dance area. Wedding and event planners specify them for marquees and hotel ballrooms where a console operator is not available, running the built-in programs from a remote. Small venues, bars and restaurants use them for weekend programming and colour changes behind a bar. Theatre and school productions use them as low-cost specials on a DMX chain, where 20 degrees of beam and 4 or 8 channel control is enough to place a colour where the director wants it.
Questions Buyers Ask Before Ordering
Q: Do I need a DMX controller to use it?
No. The fixture runs self-propelled programs and accepts a remote, so it works standalone. DMX512 with 4 or 8 channel modes is there when you want to drive it from a console.
Q: What does RGBWYP plus CYAN give me that RGB does not?
The extra emitters reach saturated cyan, amber and purple, and produce a cleaner white. RGB-only fixtures tend to show a colour cast when the white is mixed at lower brightness.
Q: How many fixtures can I run on one circuit?
At 30W each, a standard 10A circuit at 120V carries well over twenty fixtures on paper. Practical limits come from cabling, daisy chains and venue rules rather than from the fixture draw.
Q: Is the plug correct for my country?
The listing offers UK, EU and US plug variants. Choose the plug for the country where the fixture will be used, since the power supply itself accepts 100 to 240V.
Q: Can it be used outdoors?
It is intended for indoor use. The housing is a plastic shell without an outdoor ingress rating, so keep it out of rain and away from wet floors.
Q: How wide does the beam spread?
The output angle is 20 degrees, which is a beam rather than a flood. It suits wall washing, uplighting and defined stage pools; for wide ambient coverage, plan on more fixtures rather than a wider lens.
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