Mini Beam Moving Head with 230W Bulb and Prism

Mini Beam Moving Head for Clubs and Rental Stages

The mini beam moving head combines a 230W high-brightness bulb with colour, gobo, prism, strobe, and motorized movement effects. Its compact format suits clubs, bars, DJ shows, wedding stages, mobile events, entertainment venues, and rental companies.

Moreover, the fixture provides professional beam functions without requiring the space of a larger moving head. Operators can therefore create defined aerial effects across small and medium-sized venues while keeping transportation and installation manageable.

230W High-Brightness Bulb

A 230W high-brightness bulb produces the main beam output. It creates visible aerial effects for stages, clubs, mobile shows, and entertainment venues, especially when the production uses suitable stage haze.

The complete fixture has a rated power of 400W. Therefore, technicians should use 400W when calculating electrical loads, power distribution, and circuit capacity.

400W Rated Fixture Power

The 230W value describes the bulb, while 400W represents the operating power of the complete fixture. The remaining electrical capacity supports motors, cooling, control electronics, the display, and other internal systems.

Consequently, product titles can highlight the 230W bulb when describing optical performance. However, technical specifications and electrical planning should retain the confirmed 400W fixture rating.

14 Colours Plus White

The colour wheel includes 14 colours plus open white. This selection allows operators to create saturated beams, contrasting colour changes, white aerial effects, and varied stage atmospheres.

In addition, the colour system supports quick transitions during music and entertainment shows. Designers can match beam colours to other fixtures, stage scenery, branding, or performance themes.

14 Gobos Plus Open

A fixed gobo wheel provides 14 patterns plus an open position. These gobos shape the beam into different aerial designs and add texture to stage effects.

Operators can combine gobos with colours, prism effects, movement, dimming, and strobe. As a result, the fixture creates a wider range of visual looks than a basic single-beam moving head.

Eight-Facet Prism Effects

An eight-facet prism divides the main beam into several visible rays. This effect increases coverage and creates a larger aerial pattern from one fixture.

Furthermore, designers can combine the prism with gobos and colour changes. The resulting layered effects suit music drops, dance sections, introductions, and high-energy show moments.

Adjustable Strobe Effects

The strobe system operates from 0 to 10 flashes per second with adjustable speed. Slower settings create pulse effects, while faster settings add energy to concerts, DJ shows, clubs, and parties.

Because strobe speed works through the control system, operators can synchronize flashes with music and programmed lighting scenes. Smooth transitions can then return the fixture to steady beam output.

540° Pan and 270° Tilt

The moving-head system provides 540° horizontal movement and 270° vertical movement. This range allows the beam to travel across stages, dance floors, scenery, walls, and audience-effect zones.

Therefore, one fixture can cover several positions during a show. When several units operate together, designers can create symmetrical sweeps, crossed beams, fan effects, and synchronized movement patterns.

16-Channel DMX Control

A 16-channel DMX mode provides access to movement, colour, gobos, prism, strobe, dimming, and other fixture functions. This channel layout supports detailed programming without using excessive DMX addresses.

DMX512 also allows the light to work with other stage fixtures from one console. Consequently, operators can build coordinated scenes that combine beams, washes, strobes, lasers, and effect lights.

Standalone and Sound Control

Available control methods include DMX512, master-slave, automatic operation, and sound activation. These options support both professional console programming and simpler event setups.

For example, automatic and sound modes suit small venues that do not use a dedicated lighting operator. Meanwhile, master-slave mode helps several compatible fixtures follow one primary unit.

Compact Format for Mobile Events

The compact housing makes the fixture practical for mobile DJs, wedding suppliers, small rental companies, clubs, and event organizers. It can provide professional beam effects while using less transport and storage space than larger fixtures.

In addition, the smaller format helps installers position several units on compact trusses or stage structures. Technicians must still use suitable clamps, safety cables, and load-rated supports.

IP20 Indoor Protection

The fixture carries an IP20 protection rating. Therefore, it suits dry indoor stages, clubs, bars, theatres, studios, wedding venues, and controlled event environments.

It does not provide protection against rain or water exposure. Consequently, installers must keep it away from moisture, outdoor weather, and unsuitable environmental conditions.

Overheating Protection

Built-in overheating protection helps protect the fixture during operation. Nevertheless, technicians should maintain clear ventilation around the housing and keep air paths free from dust or obstructions.

The specified working environment ranges from 0°C to 45°C. Proper cooling, stable power, routine cleaning, and careful transportation can support reliable long-term performance.

Wide-Range Voltage Input

The AC100–240V, 50/60Hz input supports use across many international power systems. A 7A fuse provides protection within the fixture’s electrical system.

However, qualified technicians should still verify local voltage, grounding, cabling, and circuit capacity. They should also calculate the total load before connecting several lights to one power circuit.

Technical Specifications

Model: RG-250i

Product type: Mini beam moving head light

Rated fixture power: 400W

Light source: 230W high-brightness bulb

Input voltage: AC100–240V, 50/60Hz

Fuse: 7A

Colour wheel: 14 colours plus white

Gobo wheel: 14 gobos plus open

Prism: Eight-facet prism

Strobe: 0–10 flashes per second with adjustable speed

Pan movement: 540°

Tilt movement: 270°

DMX channels: 16CH

Control methods: DMX512, master-slave, automatic, and sound activation

Protection rating: IP20

Safety function: Overheating protection

Working environment: 0°C to 45°C

Recommended Applications

This compact beam light suits bars, clubs, DJ shows, wedding stages, small concerts, mobile events, entertainment venues, theatres, rental productions, and indoor stage projects.

Its 230W bulb provides defined beam output, while the colour wheel, gobo wheel, prism, and movement system create varied show effects. Meanwhile, the compact design benefits users who need easier transportation and flexible installation.

Why Choose a Mini Beam Moving Head?

A larger moving head may provide more output, but it also requires more transport space, supporting capacity, and installation room. By comparison, this mini fixture balances beam performance with compact handling.

Therefore, it works well for smaller venues and mobile productions. Rental companies can also use several units to create synchronized effects without relying on one oversized fixture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the fixture power 230W or 400W?

The high-brightness bulb has a 230W rating. The complete fixture has a confirmed operating power of 400W, which should be used for electrical planning.

How many colours and gobos are available?

The fixture provides 14 colours plus white and 14 gobos plus an open position.

Does it include a prism?

Yes. An eight-facet prism divides the main beam into multiple rays for wider aerial effects.

Can the light operate without a DMX console?

Yes. It supports automatic, sound-activated, and master-slave operation in addition to DMX512.

Is the fixture suitable for outdoor events?

No. The IP20 rating suits dry indoor environments. Protect the fixture from rain, water, and excessive moisture.

Which venues suit this light?

Common applications include clubs, bars, wedding venues, DJ stages, small concerts, mobile events, theatres, and indoor rental productions.