HUEWAVE RGBW 200 COB IP

Main Features

One 200W COB Engine Instead of a Cluster of Diodes

The HUEWAVE RGBW 200 COB IP runs a single 1×200W COB RGBW 4-in-1 LED behind a matte lens. That is the whole reason its color reads clean. Separate RGBW diodes mix at a distance, which is why you see red and blue shadows trailing across a performer when they walk through the beam. A COB emitter mixes inside the array, so what leaves the lens is one even tone. On a front wash for a vocalist, a wedding toast or a theatre set, that difference is the entire job — no rainbow edges, no color split across faces, just the color you dialled in on the console.

A 67° Beam That Covers the Room in Fewer Fixtures

A 67° beam angle is wide on purpose. Instead of punching a hot spot into the middle of a stage and leaving the edges dark, the HUEWAVE spreads a flat, even wash across a whole area. For a DJ booth, a band stage or a hall, that means two or three fixtures can cover what would otherwise take a longer bar of narrow lights. Fewer fixtures is fewer clamps, fewer power drops, fewer DMX addresses and a faster load-in — and it is the reason this light is filed as a wash rather than a beam.

IP65 — Built for Rain-or-Shine Schedules

The body carries an IP65 rating, which is dust and rain protection: the rating that matters when the gig is a festival stage, a patio bar, a theme-park set or an outdoor service. Indoor-only pars have to come down or get bagged the moment the sky opens; this one stays rigged and stays lit. Aluminum housing and protection circuits for overheating, over current and over voltage round out a fixture that is meant to sit outdoors for a full season, not just one night.

Tru1 In/Out and 5-Pin DMX: Real Touring Connectors

Power runs on Tru1 input/output and data runs on 5-pin XLR input/output — the connectors working rigs actually use. That means you can feed one fixture from the previous one and keep the power run short, and you can patch a 5-pin line into a professional console without adapters. If you are building a rig that gets packed down every weekend, this is the difference between a tidy power chain and a spider of extension leads across the stage.

Four DMX Personalities: 4, 7, 9 and 10 Channels

The fixture speaks 4CH, 7CH, 9CH and 10CH, so it fits whatever your console has left. 4CH is the fast option for a quick patch with color and dimmer; 7CH, 9CH and 10CH open up separate strobe, macro and dimming-speed control when you want to shape the look properly. You also get DMX, Master-Slave, Auto and Sound modes and an LED display for addressing, so a volunteer or a DJ can set it up without a lighting desk in the room.

Protection Circuits and Quiet Running

Overheating, over current and over voltage protection are built into the electronics, which is what keeps a fixture alive through a long night of steady output and an unsteady power supply. The HUEWAVE also runs quietly — a real consideration for theatres and houses of worship where a fan you can hear during a quiet passage ruins the moment. Linear 0–100% dimming and a 1–30Hz strobe range with adjustable dimming curve and speed sit on top, so smooth fades stay smooth and hard strobes stay hard.

3.5 kg Aluminum, Four to a Box

At 3.5 kg (7.71 lb) with an aluminum body, the HUEWAVE is light enough to hang from a low ceiling, carry in a mobile rig or lift onto a truss without a second pair of hands. If you are equipping a room rather than buying one light, the BOX OF 4PCS package at $1,018 costs less than four singles at $256 and gives you enough wash to cover a stage properly. The LEDs are rated for 50,000 hours, so the fixtures you install now are still the ones you will be using.

WHO IT’S BUILT FOR

Where It Fits

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.

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