Elevate your stage shows, clubs, and events with our advanced strobe light featuring 864 powerful LEDs (48 RGB segments + 8 white strobe segments).
Delivering 200W of vibrant lighting, this strobe creates intense flashing, pulsing, and rhythmic effects for unforgettable visuals.
48 RGB + 8 White Segments – Customizable flash speeds from slow buildups to rapid strobes for dynamic lighting.
Full RGBW Color Mixing – Blend rich colors and pure white strobes for dazzling gradients, jumps, and transitions.
Auto & Sound-Activated Modes – Sync with music or run pre-programmed light shows effortlessly.
Versatile Mounting Options – Perfect for stages, DJ setups, and events, with durable indoor/outdoor use.
Ideal for concerts, nightclubs, and live performances, this high-energy strobe light ensures a captivating atmosphere. Upgrade your lighting rig today!
Specification
Voltage: AC110V-240V 50/60Hz
Power: 120W
Material: aluminum alloy
Control Modes: DMX512, Auto-running, Master-Slave, Voice-controlled, with RDM function
LED Beads: 48-segment 768PCS * 0.5W RGB 5050 SMD lamp beads + 8-segment 96pcs 0.5w 5050 white light beads
Channels: CH05, CH15, CH152
32-bit 0-100% linear dimming
Features: 48-segment running gradient, strobe
Strobe: 1-30Hz
Color: RGB 3-in-1 (stepless color mixing) + all-white strip LED
Cooling: Heatsink + fan high-efficiency air cooling
Protection grade: IP20
Working environment:-20℃-40℃
Lifespan: 50,000 hours
Product Weight: Net Weight 2.8kg
Gross Weight: 3kg
Product Dimensions: 44.5*28.5*21.5cm (including stand)
Packaging size: 48 * 27 * 13cm
Packaging List: one lamp, one power cord, and one instruction manual
KS4 New 864LEDs 48+8 Segments 200W RGBW Strobe light
What This Is For
KS4 New 864LEDs 48+8 Segments 200W RGBW Strobe light provides LED strobe and segmented lighting effects for a configured stage or event rig. It is intended for deliberately programmed visual accents.
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Check the control channels and segment layout before building the fixture profile. Plan placement and flash settings for the audience and venue, then test the cues before the event.
