LED PAR & STATIC WASH
LED PAR Lights for Stage, Events and Venue Wash
Select a PAR by the field, color and operating position it must deliver—not by the PAR name or diode count alone.
PAR SELECTION BENCH
Match the source and optic to the lighting task.
Modern LED PAR lights can serve very different jobs despite a similar housing name.
Multi-emitter color PAR
Flexible saturated color and mixed-color wash for stages and events.
COB PAR
Single-source style output for white, warm-white or color applications where the model supports it.
Zoom PAR
Adjustable coverage where fixed mounting positions serve changing areas.
Outdoor PAR
Complete-fixture protection for weather-exposed and temporary outdoor positions.
INSTALLATION REALITY
Check the complete lighting position before choosing a housing.
Throw, mounting, barn doors, glare, noise, cabling and service access can matter more than a headline output claim.
Front and key light
Review white quality, beam control, glare, camera response and quiet operation.
Scenic and truss wash
Review color mixing, coverage, overlap, dimming and fixture spacing.
Floor and uplight positions
Review stability, cable paths, audience sightlines and heat or water exposure.
LED PAR RANGE
Compare products in the context of the intended project.
Open the full model page to review documented specifications, configuration and application details.
LED PAR · RG-246
19×15W Waterproof RGBW Zoom PAR Light
Shape RGBW stage washes from an 8° narrow setting to a 60° wide field. RG-246 combines 19 × 15W LEDs, 285W rated power, four…
- 19 × 15W RGBW LEDs
LED PAR · RG-403
54×3W IP65 Waterproof PAR Light
RG-403 combines a fixed 54 × 3W LED layout with 180W rated fixture power, IP65 protection, 9-channel DMX control, 32-bit dimming and a compact…
- 54 × 3W LEDs
- IP65
LED PAR · RG-245
200W Zoom COB Stage Light
Move from a focused 15° beam to a broad 60° field with one 200W COB fixture. Specify the 3200K–5600K adjustable-white configuration or request a…
- 200W warm-white COB; custom RGB 3-in-1 option
LED PAR · RG-317B
18-LED RGBW Mute PAR Light with Pixel Strip
RG-317B combines 18 × 8W RGBW main LEDs with a 34-pixel RGB edge strip, 6500–7500K white, linear dimming and selectable 7CH, 10CH or 106CH…
- 18 × 8W RGBW main LEDs + 34 × 0.3W RGB strip pixels
LED PAR · RG-410B
24-LED Cast-Aluminum Full-Color PAR Light
Configure RG-410B with 24 × 10W RGBW 4-in-1 LEDs or a 24 × 15W 5-in-1 or 6-in-1 package. The shared 250W platform combines a…
- 24 × 10W RGBW 4-in-1 / 24 × 15W 5-in-1 / 24 × 15W 6-in-1
LED PAR · RG-410A
24-LED Full-Color PAR Light, 4/5/6-in-1
Configure a 24-position LED PAR with 24 × 10W RGBW 4-in-1 LEDs or 24 × 15W 5-in-1 or 6-in-1 sources. RG-410A combines 250W fixture…
- 24 × 10W RGBW 4-in-1 / 24 × 15W 5-in-1 / 24 × 15W 6-in-1
PAR APPLICATIONS
A static fixture can be the right tool when positions are known.
Simple mechanics can support repeatable coverage, but only when the field and operating conditions fit.
Stages and live events
Build front, side, back and scenic zones with controlled overlap.
Theatre, worship and studios
Prioritize quiet operation, fades, white light and camera testing.
Outdoor and architectural events
Confirm the complete IP rating, connectors, mounting and environmental limits.
PAR OUTPUT PROOF
Compare the complete field at real working distances.
Use neutral surfaces and representative camera settings where video matters.
White and skin-tone test
Show the exact white or mixed-white behavior required by the project.
Color and dimming test
Show saturated colors, mixed colors and low-level fades without hiding artifacts.
Coverage and accessories
Show beam shape, zoom positions, barn doors or lenses included in the quoted configuration.
PAR RFQ
Specify positions, fields and color tasks.
Avoid treating all PAR housings as interchangeable.
Lighting position
Front, side, back, floor, truss or outdoor placement.
Field requirement
Target size, throw, beam or zoom and overlap.
Color and camera
RGB/RGBW/white needs, dimming, video and noise limits.
Order details
Quantity, IP need, voltage, plugs, accessories and destination.
BUYER FAQ
Resolve category-level decisions before comparing quotations.
Model-specific claims still need to be checked on the exact product and ordered sample.
What is an LED PAR light used for?
LED PAR lights are commonly used for fixed or adjustable color and white-light coverage on performers, scenery, rooms and event spaces. The exact role depends on the source and optics.
What is the difference between COB and multi-emitter PAR lights?
COB models use a concentrated source architecture, while multi-emitter fixtures use arrays of diodes. Compare the actual field, colors, whites, shadows and dimming rather than the source name alone.
Do PAR lights need zoom?
Zoom is useful when one mounting position must cover different target sizes. Fixed-angle optics can be simpler when the required field is known and consistent.
Which PAR lights suit camera-facing venues?
Test the exact fixture with the intended cameras and settings. Review white quality, color, dimming, refresh behavior and fan noise.
Can an indoor PAR be used outdoors with a cover?
A temporary cover does not make the fixture outdoor-rated. Select a complete fixture designed and rated for the actual exposure and connection conditions.
What information is needed for an LED PAR quotation?
Share positions, throw, target areas, color and white-light needs, camera use, noise limits, indoor or outdoor conditions, quantity, voltage, plug and accessories.
Need moving coverage or another lighting role?
Explore Stage LightingBUYING DECISIONS
Which LED PAR belongs in the lighting order?
Select a PAR by source/color needs, coverage and placement. Static color wash, battery uplighting, COB white-light work and verified outdoor PARs are different purchase configurations, not interchangeable names.
01ORDER CHECK
Color wash or white-light role?
For backdrops and room color, compare mixed colors, field overlap and control. For faces or presentation work, evaluate the actual white output, dimming and camera conditions. A COB or higher LED count alone does not establish color quality or quieter operation.
Compare PAR purchase criteria02ORDER CHECK
Cable-powered or battery workflow?
Battery uplighting can address cable placement, but the quote must identify charging, the tested runtime conditions and the actual wireless/control setup. For exposed positions, choose an exact rated outdoor version; a wireless function does not establish weather protection.
Check outdoor placement requirements03ORDER CHECK
Compare versions, not one label
Keep LED count, source/color option, beam angle and channel chart attached to the ordered PAR version. Request voltage, plug, accessories, quantity and spares on the same basis across quotes. Use terminology to identify the architecture before selecting a model.
Clarify PAR and COB terminologyFor deeper planning: PAR terminology guide · LED PAR buyer comparison · beam-angle calculation guide · DMX channel guide.
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