Features

Adopts 18 10W four-in-one high-power LEDs;
LED digital display, advanced optical lens, excellent color mixing.
High-grade cast aluminum housing, specially designed for high-power LED light source, beautiful appearance, excellent heat dissipation
Adopts advanced switching power supply, adapts to wide voltage range, can start at ultra-low voltage, and can work normally when voltage is unstable
Operation mode: automatic, voice control, DMX 512, master-slave synchronization, etc.
Standard DMX 512 controller control, 8 channels, red, green, blue, white, four colors can be dimmed independently (channel function can be customized);
Voltage: 100 - 240V AC
Inner box size: 250×250×370mm

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Specification

Operating modes	Automatic, voice-activated, DMX 512, master-slave synchronization, etc.
Controlled by a standard DMX 512 controller	8 channels (red, green, blue, and white), with independent dimming (channel functions customizable).
Voltage	100-240V AC
Dimensions	250×250×370mm

Q: What is an RGB Par Light, and how does it produce different colors?

A: An RGB Par Light (short for "Red-Green-Blue Parabolic Aluminized Reflector Light") is a compact, versatile stage lighting fixture that uses RGB LED chips as its light source. Unlike traditional par cans (which use single-color bulbs), it works by mixing varying intensities of red, green, and blue light—the primary colors of additive mixing. For example:

Full red + full green = yellow

Full green + full blue = cyan

Full red + full blue = magenta

Equal parts of all three = white

This color mixing is controlled electronically (via DMX, wireless protocols like WIFI/BT, or onboard menus), allowing for seamless color transitions and custom hues.

Q: What are the key applications of RGB Par Lights in events or productions?

A: RGB Par Lights are a staple in industries where dynamic color and flexibility matter. Common uses include:

Live Performances: Concerts, theater, and dance shows (to highlight performers, set moods, or sync with music).

Events: Weddings, corporate parties, and festivals (to create vibrant backdrops, illuminate venues, or match theme colors).

Media Production: TV studios, film sets, and photo shoots (for controlled, adjustable lighting without harsh heat).

Architectural Lighting: Accent lighting for buildings, museums, or retail spaces (to add visual interest or brand identity).