IP65 18 × 15W RGBLA-UV wash par with a dedicated lemon channel, 15 color macros and a 25° beam in a 4.3 kg body. The LIMONA L1815IP is a popular choice for patios, outdoor bars and pool decks, as well as karaoke bars and DJ booths indoors.
From $279.00
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Six Colors In Every LED18 × 15W 6-in-1
A genuine lemon channel for warm whites and colors plain RGB cannot reach
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IP65 For Rain, Moisture And DustCable Pigtails
Sealed housing with IP65 XLR and power leads, so it can stay rigged outdoors
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15 Color Macros On BoardReady To Call
Useful combinations the second you switch it on, with no desk patched
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25° Beam4 Personalities
6 / 7 / 8 / 10CH — patch a quick wash or take full per-channel control
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4.3 kg (9.48 lb)$279 Each
Managable on a ladder and on a budget, for permanent outdoor installs
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Shop by use case: Houses of Worship · IP65 Outdoor Rated · Live Band & Stage · UV Blacklight
From $279.00
Each of the 18 LEDs is a 15W RGBLA-UV 6-in-1 emitter, so red, green, blue, lemon, amber and UV are all available from the same chip. That is what separates this par from an ordinary RGB wash: because amber and lemon are physically present, warm whites and pastel blends are mixed by the fixture rather than approximated by three colors. The result is a wash that reads as designed light instead of a colored fog.
Lemon sits between yellow and green and is the color most LED fixtures simply cannot produce. On stage it does two things: it lifts warm yellows and golds to full saturation for upbeat numbers, and it fills in the gap that makes RGB whites look slightly green. Combined with the amber channel it also opens up skinsafe warm tones for front light, which is where a five-channel wash usually falls down.
Because UV is one of the six channels, this fixture can drop into a blacklight moment without a second fixture type in the rig — paint, tape, costumes and scenic elements react while the visible wash goes dark. For club nights, themed events and party scenes that is an effect you would otherwise have to rent separately, and here it shares the same DMX slot as the rest of the colors.
The housing carries an IP65 rating, and the DMX runs on IP65 3-pin XLR input/output with cable while power comes in and out on IP65 connectors with cable. That means the seals cover the connections too, not just the body — so outdoor concerts, festivals, architectural washes and covered-but-damp venues are all within the fixture's intended use, not a compromise.
Fifteen pre-programmed color macros give you usable looks the moment the fixture is powered, which matters when you are setting up in daylight and cannot see the result. When you do want precision, every one of the six color channels is individually adjustable with 0–100% linear dimming, so you can dial in an exact corporate brand color or a specific warm white instead of settling for the nearest preset.
The fixture gives you a choice of personalities rather than one fixed map. 6CH is the compact option for fast patching when the console is already full, while 10CH opens up the finer control. Because the same hardware runs all four, you can simplify a simple gig and open the resolution when the show needs it — all from the menu, without changing fixtures.
At 4.3 kg (9.48 lb) and 287 × 222 × 248 mm (11.3 × 8.75 × 9.8 in), this is a par one person can carry up a ladder and hang without a second set of hands. There are no moving parts to service, so it behaves like a wash light but stays as straightforward as a par. The LED source is rated for 50,000 hours and the strobe runs 1–25Hz when you need it.
Built to stay outside: patios, pool decks, outdoor bars, beer gardens and tented events — and indoors it is just as happy in karaoke bars, small venues, DJ booths and band stages.
Each of the 18 LEDs is a 15W RGBLA-UV 6-in-1 emitter, so red, green, blue, lemon, amber and UV are all available from the same chip. That is what separates this par from an ordinary RGB wash: because amber and lemon are physically present, warm whites and pastel blends are mixed by the fixture rather than approximated by three colors. The result is a wash that reads as designed light instead of a colored fog.
Lemon sits between yellow and green and is the color most LED fixtures simply cannot produce. On stage it does two things: it lifts warm yellows and golds to full saturation for upbeat numbers, and it fills in the gap that makes RGB whites look slightly green. Combined with the amber channel it also opens up skinsafe warm tones for front light, which is where a five-channel wash usually falls down.
Because UV is one of the six channels, this fixture can drop into a blacklight moment without a second fixture type in the rig — paint, tape, costumes and scenic elements react while the visible wash goes dark. For club nights, themed events and party scenes that is an effect you would otherwise have to rent separately, and here it shares the same DMX slot as the rest of the colors.
The housing carries an IP65 rating, and the DMX runs on IP65 3-pin XLR input/output with cable while power comes in and out on IP65 connectors with cable. That means the seals cover the connections too, not just the body — so outdoor concerts, festivals, architectural washes and covered-but-damp venues are all within the fixture's intended use, not a compromise.
Fifteen pre-programmed color macros give you usable looks the moment the fixture is powered, which matters when you are setting up in daylight and cannot see the result. When you do want precision, every one of the six color channels is individually adjustable with 0–100% linear dimming, so you can dial in an exact corporate brand color or a specific warm white instead of settling for the nearest preset.
The fixture gives you a choice of personalities rather than one fixed map. 6CH is the compact option for fast patching when the console is already full, while 10CH opens up the finer control. Because the same hardware runs all four, you can simplify a simple gig and open the resolution when the show needs it — all from the menu, without changing fixtures.
At 4.3 kg (9.48 lb) and 287 × 222 × 248 mm (11.3 × 8.75 × 9.8 in), this is a par one person can carry up a ladder and hang without a second set of hands. There are no moving parts to service, so it behaves like a wash light but stays as straightforward as a par. The LED source is rated for 50,000 hours and the strobe runs 1–25Hz when you need it.
Built to stay outside: patios, pool decks, outdoor bars, beer gardens and tented events — and indoors it is just as happy in karaoke bars, small venues, DJ booths and band stages.
| Input power | AC 100–240V |
| Power frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | 180W |
| LED | 18 × 15W RGBLA-UV 6-in-1 |
| Average lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Color | RGBLA-UV |
| Color channels | Six individually adjustable color channels |
| Color macros | 15 pre-programmed color macros |
| Beam angle | 25° |
| Dimming | 0–100% linear dimmer |
| Strobe | 1–25Hz |
| Built-in programs | Various built-in programs |
| Color mixing | Color mixing across the RGBLA-UV channels |
| Protocol | DMX512 |
| DMX channels | 6CH / 7CH / 8CH / 10CH |
| DMX connector | IP65 3-pin XLR input/output with cable |
| Power connector | IP65 input/output with cable |
| Control modes | DMX / Master-Slave / Auto / Sound |
| IP rating | IP65 — outdoor and weather-exposed use |
| Housing color | Black |
| Working ambient temp. | −10°C to 40°C (−14°F to 104°F) |
| Dimensions | 287 × 222 × 248 mm (11.3 × 8.75 × 9.8 in) |
| Weight | 4.3 kg (9.48 lb) |
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