PULSARIS BAR 720B

Main Features

314 Macro Effects, Already Inside

The bar ships with 126 RGB, 126 RGBW and 62 white macro effects pre-loaded — 314 looks in total. That matters when you are setting up on a tight schedule: pick a macro off the menu, set the speed, and you have a look on the floor without spending an hour building cues from scratch. The macros cover everything from a soft color wash for the verse to a hard white strobe for the drop, so a single bar can carry a full set list with the desk free for the fixtures that genuinely need attention.

48 RGB and 24 White Sections in One Bar

The bar is not one lamp behind a diffuser. 48 RGB sections and 24 white LED sections each take their own control, which is what lets a chase travel the full 980 mm instead of the whole bar flashing as a block. Hold white down the center while RGB moves around it, build split-color bands for a two-tone look, or run a wave from one end to the other. That section control is the difference between a bar that changes color and a bar that reads as movement from the crowd.

Three DMX Personalities: 4CH, 16CH and 168CH

4CH is the quick patch when the universe is crowded: dimmer, strobe and color. 16CH opens up the wash and strobe building blocks with more shape. 168CH hands over the full map with the sections under individual control, which is the mode you want when the bar is doing pixel-style work across a stage front or a building facade. All three live in the same fixture and are selected from the menu, so you are not buying a bigger bar to get the bigger personality.

Wash and Strobe Duty From One SKU

The bar runs a smooth color wash for the long part of the set and a hard strobe for the peak, both with adjustable speed control from the desk. Doing that with two products means two line items to buy, rig, power and carry. One bar covers both jobs at 4.5 kg (10 lb) with 0–100% linear dimming, so the fades stay clean when the operator rides the intensity, and the low weight keeps truss loading and load-in time down across a run of dates.

480 RGB LEDs and 240 White LEDs on 250W

The light source is 480pcs of RGB SMD 5050 LED plus 240pcs of 0.5W white 5730 LED, on a 250W draw behind a 120° beam angle. The wide face matters: a bar this long is usually washing a stage front, a wall or a dance floor, not throwing a narrow beam, and 120° is what spreads the color evenly across that width instead of leaving hot spots. The white LEDs sit alongside the RGB, so full-white looks have their own dedicated emitters rather than being mixed from three colors.

980 mm Wide at 4.5 kg — One Piece, One Person

At 980 × 85 × 116 mm (38.6 × 3.4 × 4.6 in) the bar spans a stage front, a riser edge or a wall run without needing two fixtures lined up and matched. It weighs 4.5 kg (10 lb), so one person can hang it from a ladder or a ground support without a second pair of hands. Power and DMX both use integrated cables with loop-through connectors — DMX 3-pin XLR and IEC power in/out — so a row of bars chains together on one run.

Priced to Buy in Packs, Not One at a Time

A single bar is $138, but the packages are where the value sits: a BOX OF 4PCS at $549 covers a four-bar run in one purchase, and 10 PCS & 1 ROAD CASE at $1490 gives you a complete 10-bar rig that arrives ready to travel. For a wall wash, a stage front or a facade, buying by the box is how you get even coverage end to end. Free shipping on most products across the USA, a 1-year warranty and a 30-day return policy are included.

WHO IT’S BUILT FOR

Where It Fits

Linear bars do the heavy lifting where a wall of light matters more than a single beam: club and bar walls, DJ booths, small venue stages, church platforms, wedding backdrops and rental stock.

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