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The Art of Sharp Beam Definition
In large-scale events, outdoor festivals, and professional touring stages, precision matters. When it comes to beam lighting, designers often seek fixtures capable of producing a razor-sharp output, focused down to just a few degrees. Narrow beam angles and crisp edge control are essential for cutting through ambient light, tracing clean lines in the air, or crafting iconic aerial effects.
Two standout fixtures in this category are the 250W 11R Super Beam Moving Head Light and the 420W Super Beam Light. Both offer industry-grade beam performance tailored for designers demanding high-definition visual impact.
The 250W 11R Super Beam Moving Head Light is an ideal tool for shows that demand defined beam lines with intense brightness. It delivers a piercing narrow beam with just a 2.5° angle, making it excellent for aerial effects, gobo outlines, or prism layering.
Engineered with an 11R lamp and precise optics, the 250W 11R Super Beam Moving Head Light provides excellent focus control, allowing the beam to stay sharp even at long distances. Double prism and frost functions add layered versatility, turning this fixture into both an architectural tool and a visual spectacle engine.
Whether you're illuminating a live concert, projecting through haze for a nightclub, or using it in worship centers for mid-air cues, the 250W 11R Super Beam Moving Head Light delivers with consistent clarity and intensity.
When power and definition must go hand-in-hand, the 420W Super Beam Light leads the category. This fixture features a 2.0° beam angle, driven by a high-output 420W discharge lamp. It's designed for arenas, stadium-sized tours, or installations where beam reach and shape must remain uncompromised.
The 420W Super Beam Light is built with a premium optical system that produces a concentrated shaft of light with incredibly sharp edges. Combined with rotating gobos, color wheels, and dual prism systems, it enables designers to sculpt airspace with light.
Thanks to its magnesium alloy housing and IP-rated build, the 420W Super Beam Light is ready for both indoor rigging and outdoor structures, from stage roofs to architectural towers. Its brightness ensures your beams remain clearly visible even against bright LED walls or pyrotechnic backdrops.
Beam Fixture Comparison
| Feature | 250W 11R Super Beam Moving Head Light | 420W Super Beam Light |
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| Beam Angle | 2.5° | 2.0° |
| Light Source | 11R Discharge | 420W Discharge Lamp |
| Prism Effects | Double Prism + Frost | Dual Prism + Gobo Rotation |
| Use Case | Clubs, Small-Mid Stages, Touring | Large Arenas, Outdoor Events |
| IP Rating | Indoor | IP Rated (Outdoor Ready) |
Both fixtures bring sharp edges and tight beam control to the table, but the 420W Super Beam Light shines when high-lumen output and long throw distances are critical.
Design Applications for Narrow Beam Fixtures
Beam fixtures with extremely narrow throw angles and crisp edge control are essential for:
Mid-air Shape Projection: Creating fans, cones, or wave effects with prisms and rotating gobos.
Lighting Runways or Pathways: Drawing clear visual lines on stage or in venues for choreography guidance.
Architectural Effects: Casting long beams across buildings or into open skies for landmark installations.
Concert Accentuation: Punctuating musical cues with clearly defined light bursts.
Both the 250W 11R Super Beam Moving Head Light and the 420W Super Beam Light meet these needs while offering durability and intuitive programming options.
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