36 × 3W RGBW par at an entry price putting a 25° beam and 4 or 8 DMX channels into a 2 kg (4.41 lb) body.
From $88.00
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36×3W RGBW Mixing200W Draw
A real white channel in the mix, so skin tones and pastels come out clean
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25° BeamWash Or Feature
Narrow enough to feature a performer, wide enough to cover a stage section
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4 Or 8 DMX ChannelsSwitchable
Patch it as a quick wash or take per-channel control from the desk
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Built-In ProgramsAuto / Sound
Looks available on the night when there is no time to program a desk
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2 kg, $348 For Four4.41 lb Each
Easy to fly in numbers, and priced so a wall wash does not break the budget
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From $88.00
A plain RGB fixture makes amber by mixing red and green, which usually lands on a sour yellow. The HUEWAVE PL 363 adds a dedicated white LED, giving 36×3W of RGBW rather than three color channels. Saturated ambers, warm pinks and clean whites all come out properly, which matters when the wash is sitting under a first dance or a speaker's face.
A 25° beam is the practical middle ground. From a truss it spreads wide enough to wash a small-to-mid stage evenly, and from a side position it is tight enough to be a feature light on a riser or a band position. If you are building a rig on a budget, one fixture that does both jobs saves you buying a separate wash and a separate spot.
4CH gives you the essentials: red, green, blue, white. It patches in seconds, which is what you want when a universe is filling up or a volunteer is on the desk. 8CH opens the fixture up for finer control when you are programming. Both personalities live in the same unit — you pick one from the menu, not from the catalog.
Color mixing and various built-in programs ship inside the fixture, so it produces a usable look the moment it is powered. For a mobile DJ setting up at 6pm for a 7pm start, or a venue that wants color changing through the evening without an operator, that is the difference between a fixture that works and a fixture that waits for a programmer.
DMX, Master-Slave, Auto and Sound are all supported. Run a row of them in Master-Slave for a synchronised look with no desk, put them in Sound-Active for a party, or bring out the console and address each fixture individually. Nothing about the fixture changes — it just does more when you have more to give it.
Dimming runs linearly across 0–100%, so a fade to black resolves cleanly instead of dropping out in steps near the bottom. The strobe covers 1–25Hz, from a slow throb for a ballad to a fast hit for a drop. Both are built in, so you are not spending channels elsewhere to get them.
At 2 kg (4.41 lb) in a 270 × 215 × 295 mm housing with an IEC input, the PL 363 is a one-hand fixture. Four of them on one light stand is well within the stand's rating, and the BOX OF 4PCS at $348 arrives as a single carton you can carry under one arm.
A compact wash that earns its place wherever the room is small and the rig has to go up fast: karaoke bars and small venues, mobile DJ booths, band stages, wedding receptions and school or church halls.
A plain RGB fixture makes amber by mixing red and green, which usually lands on a sour yellow. The HUEWAVE PL 363 adds a dedicated white LED, giving 36×3W of RGBW rather than three color channels. Saturated ambers, warm pinks and clean whites all come out properly, which matters when the wash is sitting under a first dance or a speaker's face.
A 25° beam is the practical middle ground. From a truss it spreads wide enough to wash a small-to-mid stage evenly, and from a side position it is tight enough to be a feature light on a riser or a band position. If you are building a rig on a budget, one fixture that does both jobs saves you buying a separate wash and a separate spot.
4CH gives you the essentials: red, green, blue, white. It patches in seconds, which is what you want when a universe is filling up or a volunteer is on the desk. 8CH opens the fixture up for finer control when you are programming. Both personalities live in the same unit — you pick one from the menu, not from the catalog.
Color mixing and various built-in programs ship inside the fixture, so it produces a usable look the moment it is powered. For a mobile DJ setting up at 6pm for a 7pm start, or a venue that wants color changing through the evening without an operator, that is the difference between a fixture that works and a fixture that waits for a programmer.
DMX, Master-Slave, Auto and Sound are all supported. Run a row of them in Master-Slave for a synchronised look with no desk, put them in Sound-Active for a party, or bring out the console and address each fixture individually. Nothing about the fixture changes — it just does more when you have more to give it.
Dimming runs linearly across 0–100%, so a fade to black resolves cleanly instead of dropping out in steps near the bottom. The strobe covers 1–25Hz, from a slow throb for a ballad to a fast hit for a drop. Both are built in, so you are not spending channels elsewhere to get them.
At 2 kg (4.41 lb) in a 270 × 215 × 295 mm housing with an IEC input, the PL 363 is a one-hand fixture. Four of them on one light stand is well within the stand's rating, and the BOX OF 4PCS at $348 arrives as a single carton you can carry under one arm.
A compact wash that earns its place wherever the room is small and the rig has to go up fast: karaoke bars and small venues, mobile DJ booths, band stages, wedding receptions and school or church halls.
| Input power | AC100–240V |
| Power frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | 200W |
| Voltage range | Universal — works on US and EU mains |
| Source | 36×3W RGBW LED |
| Average lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Color | RGBW |
| Linear dimming | 0–100% Linear Dimmer |
| Strobe | 1–25Hz |
| Beam angle | 25° |
| Color mixing | RGBW color mixing |
| Built-in effects | Various built-in programs |
| Protocol | DMX512 |
| DMX channels | 4/8CH |
| DMX connector | DMX 3-Pin XLR input/output |
| Power connector | IEC input |
| Control modes | DMX / Master-slave / Auto / Sound |
| IP rating | IP20 — indoor use only |
| Housing color | Black |
| Working ambient temp. | −10°C to 40°C (−14°F to 104°F) |
| Dimensions | 270 × 215 × 295 mm (10.6 × 8.5 × 11.6 in) |
| Weight | 2 kg (4.41 lb) |
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