IP65 24 × 15W 6-in-1 outdoor wash par with a 25° beam and your choice of RGBWA-UV in a private-mold body. The LIMONA PAR 2415IP is a popular choice for patios, outdoor bars and pool decks, as well as karaoke bars and DJ booths indoors.
From $299.00
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24 × 15W 6-in-1 Output219W Draw
Six colors in every emitter, so pastels and ambers mix without gaps
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Your Choice Of Color RecipeRGBWA-UV
Order the mix that suits your shows, with the same housing and optics either way
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UV Channel Means Real BlacklightIncluded In Both
A genuine ultraviolet emitter, not a purple approximation from RGB
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IP65 All The Way ThroughHousing · Power · DMX
Sealed body with IP65 Tru1 power and 5-pin DMX, so outdoor work is not a gamble
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Four DMX Personalities6 / 7 / 8 / 10CH
One fixture spans a quick wash patch and full per-channel control
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Shop by use case: Club & Bar · Houses of Worship · IP65 Outdoor Rated · Live Band & Stage
From $299.00
The 2415IP ships in two versions and you choose at checkout. RGBWA-UV gives you red, green, blue, white, amber and ultraviolet — a warm, saturated palette. RGBLA-UV swaps amber for lime, which pushes the greens and the amber-to-daylight range further and blends more smoothly into white. Either version carries the UV emitter, which is what makes costumes, set pieces and printed backdrops fluoresce instead of just sitting there.
Twenty-four 15W LEDs on a 219W draw means this is a real stage wash, not a gimmick par. The 25° beam is the practical middle ground: wide enough to cover a band from a downstage truss, tight enough to punch into haze. Point a pair at a backdrop and it lights; point six across a dance floor and it fills.
A lot of outdoor-rated pars stop caring at the housing. The 2415IP uses IP65 True1 power in/out and IP65 5-pin XLR DMX in/out, so every connection in the run is sealed to the same standard. That is the difference between a fixture that survives rain and a chain that survives rain — and it is why this par belongs on outdoor festivals, architectural washes and exposed rental rigs rather than only covered stages.
This is an exclusive tooling design, not a generic body bought off a shelf. In practice that matters in two ways: the housing is shaped around its own thermal and optical design rather than compromised to fit a shared shell, and your rig does not look like every other rig in the same festival program.
Multiple built-in programs give you a runnable show with nothing but power connected — useful when a DJ, a church volunteer or a bar manager is the one pressing the buttons. The strobe is adjustable-speed and the dimmer is linear 0–100% on a 1–25Hz range, so accents land hard and fades stay smooth next to your moving heads.
6CH keeps the patch lean when you are short on universes, while 7CH, 8CH and 10CH hand over progressively more control as you need it. Control modes cover DMX, Master-Slave, Auto and Sound, so the same fixture serves a programmed festival slot and an unattended install without changing any hardware.
At 4.3 kg (9.48 lb) and 278 × 222 × 248 mm, one person can rig a full bar of these in a single trip up the ladder. Singles are $299, and the BOX OF 2PCS at $589 is the better deal for anyone lighting a room rather than a corner — and the LEDs are rated for 50,000 hours, so they keep going season after season.
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.
The 2415IP ships in two versions and you choose at checkout. RGBWA-UV gives you red, green, blue, white, amber and ultraviolet — a warm, saturated palette. RGBLA-UV swaps amber for lime, which pushes the greens and the amber-to-daylight range further and blends more smoothly into white. Either version carries the UV emitter, which is what makes costumes, set pieces and printed backdrops fluoresce instead of just sitting there.
Twenty-four 15W LEDs on a 219W draw means this is a real stage wash, not a gimmick par. The 25° beam is the practical middle ground: wide enough to cover a band from a downstage truss, tight enough to punch into haze. Point a pair at a backdrop and it lights; point six across a dance floor and it fills.
A lot of outdoor-rated pars stop caring at the housing. The 2415IP uses IP65 True1 power in/out and IP65 5-pin XLR DMX in/out, so every connection in the run is sealed to the same standard. That is the difference between a fixture that survives rain and a chain that survives rain — and it is why this par belongs on outdoor festivals, architectural washes and exposed rental rigs rather than only covered stages.
This is an exclusive tooling design, not a generic body bought off a shelf. In practice that matters in two ways: the housing is shaped around its own thermal and optical design rather than compromised to fit a shared shell, and your rig does not look like every other rig in the same festival program.
Multiple built-in programs give you a runnable show with nothing but power connected — useful when a DJ, a church volunteer or a bar manager is the one pressing the buttons. The strobe is adjustable-speed and the dimmer is linear 0–100% on a 1–25Hz range, so accents land hard and fades stay smooth next to your moving heads.
6CH keeps the patch lean when you are short on universes, while 7CH, 8CH and 10CH hand over progressively more control as you need it. Control modes cover DMX, Master-Slave, Auto and Sound, so the same fixture serves a programmed festival slot and an unattended install without changing any hardware.
At 4.3 kg (9.48 lb) and 278 × 222 × 248 mm, one person can rig a full bar of these in a single trip up the ladder. Singles are $299, and the BOX OF 2PCS at $589 is the better deal for anyone lighting a room rather than a corner — and the LEDs are rated for 50,000 hours, so they keep going season after season.
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, 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | 219W |
| Voltage range | Universal — works on US and EU mains |
| LED | 24 × 15W RGBLA-UV 6-in-1 LED |
| Average lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Color | RGBWA-UV or RGBLA-UV — your choice at checkout |
| UV channel | Ultraviolet emitter included in both versions |
| Dimming | 0–100% linear dimmer |
| Strobe | 1–25Hz, adjustable speed |
| Beam angle | 25° |
| Color mixing | Full 6-in-1 color mixing |
| Built-in programs | Various built-in programs |
| Strobe | Adjustable-speed strobe effect |
| Protocol | DMX512 |
| DMX channels | 6CH / 7CH / 8CH / 10CH (switchable) |
| DMX connector | IP65 DMX 5-pin XLR input/output |
| Power connector | IP65 Tru1 input/output |
| Control modes | DMX / Master-Slave / Auto / Sound |
| IP rating | IP65 — weatherproof for outdoor use |
| Housing color | Matte black |
| Working ambient temp. | −10°C to 40°C (−14°F to 104°F) |
| Dimensions | 278 × 222 × 248 mm (10.9 × 8.7 × 9.8 in) |
| Weight | 4.3 kg (9.48 lb) |
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