Description
The ColorKey Halo Beam QUAD MKII is a compact moving head with a color changing LED halo. It features a high-output 40W RGBW LED surrounded by an RGB LED halo. The beam and halo have independent DMX control to create a stunning light show. The halo creates additional visuals with color changing, chases and strobing. Features Beam: 40W RGBW 4-in-1 LED Halo: 12x 5050 RGB 3-in-1 SMD LEDs Independent DMX control of beam and halo effects Beam angle: 8˚ Built-in auto/sound active programs Digital dimmer and strobe Pan: 540° Tilt: 270° Pan/tilt invert 16/30 channel DMX modes Power consumption: 70W Working Environment: Indoor, -4˚F to 104˚F (-20℃ to 40℃) IP Grade: IP20 Power Supply: AC 100-240V/50-60Hz 3-pin DMX connections IEC power connection Size: 11.4”x8.25”x8.25” (29x21x21 cm) Weight: 6.6 Lbs. (3kg)
From the manufacturer
ColorKey is an entertainment lighting manufacturer offering a wide assortment of Moving Heads, Battery Powered, Wireless DMX, Wash and Effects Lights. At ColorKey we’re committed to providing value and dependability to our users through functional and affordable lighting solutions!
Great lighting solutions for creating unforgettable events
ColorKey lighting is designed for function and value! Our lights offer great solutions for Mobile DJs, Bars, Clubs, and Studios, Houses of Worship or Corporate Events.
- Uplight your room or truss with a wired or wireless par can
- Create movement and energy with our moving head spotlights
- Multi-FX units are a great bundle option for their many built in effects and compact packaging!
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Gary –
Great Light for the moneyVery lite and bright for the size! Easy to use..
DJAndz –
Awesome lights for a great priceI bought 2 of these as I want to upgrade my lighting set up. It is bright enough even though its only 30W (better than the 10W cheap ones). Pretty sturdy construction. The gobo patterns are good. it came with a mounting screws and plate. I have to mount it low and sideways (just my preference) so that the beam will hit more the dancefloor than the ceiling, as it tends to pan and tilt more upwards rather then downwards if you mount it upright. Other than that, its a great piece of lighting. I haven’t done any scene using dmx controller on these yet, but I did master/slave with sound control and so far its working. I will update with some videos to show how they work.