TWO CONFIGURATIONS
BEAM 311 Moving Head Light overview
Choose BEAM 311 Standard when two prism options cover the required cue list; consider Plus when the show needs the wider choice of four. The versions share the supplied exterior and other operating specifications. The version name does not prove a 311W lamp or a brightness difference. For DMX planning, consult ESTA DMX512-A guidance and request the current chart and exact prism list for the selected version.
LIGHT & OPTICS
Shape a narrow beam with color, patterns and frost.
The listed 0–2° beam uses a 152 mm optical lens. A Philips 250 lamp, 8,000 K color temperature and focus adjustment complete the supplied optical specification.
14 colors + white
Build color cues and use the listed colorful effect.
10 gobos + 4 waves
Add pattern cues alongside an open position.
Independent frost
Soften the defined beam for a different look.
Dual-panel strobe
Adjust the listed rate from 0.3 to 13 flashes per second.
COLOR OPTIONS
See the listed color range.
The illustration shows the 14 colors and white-light option. Confirm the exact prism set for your chosen version with the quotation.
Color and prism selection
Use the color wheel and pattern options in the show plan, then specify Standard or Plus for the prism count. The two versions share the listed color and gobo specification.
PRODUCT VIEWS
Inspect the shared housing from two angles.
The images show the exterior, head, yoke and base. Prism configuration is specified by the chosen version.
PRODUCT VIDEO
Watch the BEAM 311 demonstration.
This RG-129 video shows the BEAM 311 in motion. Specify Standard or Plus and confirm the exact prism set when requesting a quote.
Specifications
Technical specifications
| Model | BEAM 311 Standard / Plus |
|---|---|
| Light source | Philips 250 |
| Rated fixture power | 500 W |
| Voltage | AC 100–240 V, 50–60 Hz |
| DMX channels | 16 / 20 CH |
| Rated lamp lifespan | 3,000 hours |
| Control modes | DMX512 / Master-slave / Auto / Sound |
| Beam angle | 0–2° |
| Color wheel | 14 colors + white; colorful effect |
| Fixed gobo wheel | 10 gobos + 4 wave patterns + open |
| Prism system | Standard: 2 prism options / Plus: 4 prism options |
| Frost | Independent frost effect |
| Focus | Focus adjustment |
| Pan / tilt | Pan 540° / Tilt 270° |
| Strobe | Dual-panel, 0.3–13 flashes/s |
APPLICATION FIT
Plan BEAM 311 around the cue and venue.
For BEAM 311 Moving Head Light projects, use the narrow beam for programmed aerial effects within a complete stage-lighting rig. Check installation position, throw distance and operating environment before specifying the fixture. Compare related beam moving head lights when planning your lighting rig.
Beam and pattern cues
Coordinate color, gobo, prism and frost changes with the lighting plot.
Control integration
Select 16CH or 20CH DMX control for the planned event rig.
Version identification
Record Standard or Plus clearly on the equipment schedule.
Protection planning
Confirm the required protection rating before any exposed installation.
PROJECT QUOTATION
Tell us which BEAM 311 configuration you need.
Share the details that identify the right version and supply requirement for your project.
PRODUCT FAQ
BEAM 311 product questions
Details for selecting the Standard or Plus configuration.
What is the difference between Standard and Plus?
Standard has two prism options and Plus has four. The supplied operating specifications and exterior are shared.
Can I request a specific prism effect?
Describe the effect and the version you prefer. We will confirm the supplied prism set with the quotation.
Does 500W describe the lamp?
No. 500W is the listed total fixture power. The lamp is identified separately as Philips 250.
What beam angle is listed?
The supplied specification lists 0–2°. Check throw distance and focus for the planned installation.
Which colors and patterns are listed?
The fixture lists 14 colors plus white, 10 gobos, four wave patterns and an open position.
What control modes are available?
The supplied specification lists 16CH and 20CH DMX512, plus Auto, Sound and Master/Slave modes.
Can it be used in an exposed position?
Share the operating environment first. Confirm a suitable protection rating for the intended position.
What should I send for a quotation?
Tell us the version, quantity, destination, control mode and project requirements.