Descrizione
A small venue has a specific lighting problem: not enough fixtures, not enough power, and no technician on a ladder every night. The Par Square solves it with four 8-watt RGBWYP plus cyan LEDs in a 30-watt housing that runs on any wall socket from 100 to 240 volts, controlled by DMX, a 433 MHz remote, sound activation, or master-slave chaining without a console at all.
Six colour channels change what the fixture can actually do. Red, green, blue and white give the standard mixes, amber warms the white and flatters skin tones, yellow widens the spectrum for gold and amber washes, and cyan fills the gap that RGB always leaves in the 490 nanometre range. The result is a wash that photographs properly on a phone rather than turning magenta under a camera sensor, which is the failure mode that makes cheap RGB fittings look cheap.
The build is aimed at install-and-forget. A 20-degree beam holds up as a wash on a four-metre stage and as an uplight on a wall. The strobe runs 1 to 20 hertz, DMX uses 4 or 8 channels, and the control distance is 5 to 10 metres for the remote. LEDs are rated to 50,000 hours and the housing is IP20, which is the honest rating for indoor use: it belongs on a truss or a shelf, not on a rain-soaked outdoor stage.
Nobody remembers the fixture. They remember the room looked right.
What Makes It Different
- ✦4 x 8 W LEDs across RGBWYP plus cyan, not the usual three-channel mix
- ✦30 W total draw on 100 to 240 V, so a domestic socket powers several fixtures
- ✦Four control modes: DMX512, 433 MHz remote, sound activation, master-slave
- ✦4 or 8 channel DMX modes for simple or detailed console control
- ✦20-degree beam that works as a stage wash or a wall uplight
- ✦Strobe from 1 to 20 Hz for effects without a separate fixture
- ✦50,000-hour LED rating in a compact black housing with mounting bracket
Technical Specifications
- Light Source4 x 8 W LEDs, RGBWYP plus cyan
- Total Power30 W
- VoltageAC 100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz
- Control ModesDMX512, 433 MHz remote, auto, sound, master-slave
- DMX Channels4 or 8 CH
- Beam Angle20 degrees
- Strobe1 to 20 Hz
- LED Lifespan50,000 hours
- Protection / EnvironmentIP20, minus 20 to 40 degrees Celsius
- Housing / Control DistanceBlack plastic shell, 5 to 10 m remote range
Where It Earns Its Place
Small venues without a lighting desk use master-slave chaining: set one fixture, the rest follow, and the room has colour before the doors open. Mobile DJs use the remote for the first dance and the DMX mode when a controller is available. Wedding planners use the cyan and amber channels for a wash that photographs without colour cast. Bars, function rooms and rehearsal studios use them as permanent uplights because 30 watts per fixture means a six-unit rig draws less than two hundred watts total.
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Questions Buyers Actually Ask
Q: Can I use these without a DMX console?
Yes. Set one unit as master and the rest as slave and they run the same built-in program. The 433 MHz remote also changes colour, brightness and mode without any cabling.
Q: How many can I chain on one socket?
At 30 watts each, a standard 10 amp circuit handles a rig of several units comfortably. Check the total against the circuit rating rather than the socket count.
Q: What is the difference between 4 and 8 channel DMX?
Four channels give you a basic colour mix per fixture. Eight expose additional parameters such as strobe and built-in effects, which is what you want when using a controller.
Q: Is the white a real white or a mix?
It has a dedicated white LED plus amber and yellow, which produces a cleaner white than mixing RGB alone and keeps skin tones from going green under camera.
Q: Can it be used outdoors?
No. The housing is IP20, which is indoor-rated. For outdoor use, a properly IP-rated fixture is required, not a plastic par under a tarp.
Q: Does it come with a mounting bracket?
Yes, a self-contained bracket is included so the unit can hang from a truss or stand on a shelf. A separate clamp is needed for truss mounting.
Q: How loud is the fan?
The fixture is convection-friendly at 30 watts and runs quietly enough for a function room. Sound-activated mode uses a microphone, so a loud HVAC vent nearby can trigger it.
Q: Are one-pack and two-pack options available?
Yes, the listing covers both single and paired configurations. Pairs are the practical choice because a single par rarely covers a stage.
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