IP20 600W CMY hybrid moving head with a 4°–36° motorized zoom, 7 replaceable glass gobos and dual prisms, in 26.1 kg. The VERSATILIS 700BSWF V2 is a popular choice for clubs, theatre stages and touring rigs.
$2,079.00
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4°–36°: Three Fixtures In OneBeam To Wash
A pencil beam for entrances opens out to a full-stage wash from the same head
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CMY Mixing + 5-Color WheelCTO
Mix color continuously with correction on board, across a 2800K–6000K CTO range
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7 Replaceable Glass Gobos + Animation2 Effect Wheels
Load your own rotating gobos and add two dynamic effect wheels for moving texture
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Dual Prisms And 4-Blade Framing8-Facet + 12-Facet
Two prisms and a rotating 4-blade framing system in one optic train
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35CH DMX512 · 16-Bit MovementIP20 · 26.1 kg
A single 35-channel mode with 540°/270° 16-bit movement and an LCD touch panel
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Shop by use case: Houses of Worship · Live Band & Stage · Touring & Production
$2,079.00
The zoom travels from 4° to 36°. At the tight end it is a hard-edged pencil shaft that cuts through haze for an entrance or a build; open it up and 36° washes a full stage or a dance floor. Buying a narrow beam head and a separate wash head is the usual answer to that range — this fixture covers both jobs, which means fewer clamps, fewer power drops, fewer DMX addresses and a shorter load-in. Power draw is 692W, so a single 600W LED engine sits behind the whole range.
Color is where a hybrid head proves itself. CMY flags mix continuously, so you can ride a color across a whole song rather than snapping between two presets. Alongside them sits a static wheel of 5 colors plus open. CTO adjusts linearly from 2800K to 6000K, which is what you use to pull a cool LED stage towards a warm, natural look — a color-temperature correction becomes a fader move rather than a gel change, and it is set on the console rather than in a book.
The rotating gobo wheel holds 7 replaceable glass gobos plus open, and because the wheel rotates the pattern itself spins or travels across a stage instead of sitting frozen. Replaceable matters for touring: load your own designs before a run rather than working around what shipped. A separate fixed wheel adds 7 metal gobos plus open, and two dynamic effect wheels produce continuous animation and texture — the layer that makes a projected look read as moving water, cloud or flame rather than a static pattern.
Prism 1 is an 8-facet prism and Prism 2 is a separate 12-facet prism, so one beam becomes 8 or 12 rotating shafts — and they can be layered or spun at different speeds for the mid-air looks that fill a room. A 4-blade framing system (8 halves) rotates through 0–90° to cut and shape the beam, or opens fully for a round output. Between the prisms, both gobo wheels, the two effect wheels and the framing blades, the fixture has several independent ways to change a look without touching color.
A single 35-channel DMX512 personality covers every function, so patching stays simple: set the address on the LCD touch display and go. Control is DMX512, standalone auto, sound-active or master-slave, and Pan 540° / Tilt 270° run on 16-bit scanning for smooth, accurate movement. Power comes in on a PowerCon connector and data on 3-pin XLR in/out. The fixture is rated IP20 for indoor use, and at 26.1 kg (57.5 lb) in a 360 × 252 × 712 mm body it mounts on a standard clamp and truss.
Moving heads suit rigs that move with the show: clubs and small venues, touring and rental racks, band and theatre stages, corporate events and houses of worship.
The zoom travels from 4° to 36°. At the tight end it is a hard-edged pencil shaft that cuts through haze for an entrance or a build; open it up and 36° washes a full stage or a dance floor. Buying a narrow beam head and a separate wash head is the usual answer to that range — this fixture covers both jobs, which means fewer clamps, fewer power drops, fewer DMX addresses and a shorter load-in. Power draw is 692W, so a single 600W LED engine sits behind the whole range.
Color is where a hybrid head proves itself. CMY flags mix continuously, so you can ride a color across a whole song rather than snapping between two presets. Alongside them sits a static wheel of 5 colors plus open. CTO adjusts linearly from 2800K to 6000K, which is what you use to pull a cool LED stage towards a warm, natural look — a color-temperature correction becomes a fader move rather than a gel change, and it is set on the console rather than in a book.
The rotating gobo wheel holds 7 replaceable glass gobos plus open, and because the wheel rotates the pattern itself spins or travels across a stage instead of sitting frozen. Replaceable matters for touring: load your own designs before a run rather than working around what shipped. A separate fixed wheel adds 7 metal gobos plus open, and two dynamic effect wheels produce continuous animation and texture — the layer that makes a projected look read as moving water, cloud or flame rather than a static pattern.
Prism 1 is an 8-facet prism and Prism 2 is a separate 12-facet prism, so one beam becomes 8 or 12 rotating shafts — and they can be layered or spun at different speeds for the mid-air looks that fill a room. A 4-blade framing system (8 halves) rotates through 0–90° to cut and shape the beam, or opens fully for a round output. Between the prisms, both gobo wheels, the two effect wheels and the framing blades, the fixture has several independent ways to change a look without touching color.
A single 35-channel DMX512 personality covers every function, so patching stays simple: set the address on the LCD touch display and go. Control is DMX512, standalone auto, sound-active or master-slave, and Pan 540° / Tilt 270° run on 16-bit scanning for smooth, accurate movement. Power comes in on a PowerCon connector and data on 3-pin XLR in/out. The fixture is rated IP20 for indoor use, and at 26.1 kg (57.5 lb) in a 360 × 252 × 712 mm body it mounts on a standard clamp and truss.
Moving heads suit rigs that move with the show: clubs and small venues, touring and rental racks, band and theatre stages, corporate events and houses of worship.
| Input power | AC 100–240V |
| Power frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | 692W |
| Fuse | 10A |
| Voltage range | Universal — works on US and EU mains |
| Source | 600W LED module |
| Color temperature | 7200K |
| Average lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Color wheel | 5 colors + open |
| Color mixing | CMY linear color mixing |
| CTO range | 2800K–6000K linear adjustment |
| Dimming | 0–100% linear dimming |
| Strobe | Multiple strobe / pulse / random effects |
| Beam angle | 4°–36° motorized zoom |
| Focus | Motorized focus |
| Framing system | 4 framing blades (8 halves), rotation 0–90° |
| Rotating gobo wheel | 7 replaceable glass gobos + open |
| Fixed gobo wheel | 7 metal gobos + open |
| Effect wheels | 2 dynamic effect wheels |
| Prism | 8-facet prism + 12-facet prism |
| Protocol | DMX512 |
| DMX channels | 35CH |
| DMX connector | 3-pin XLR input/output |
| Power connector | PowerCon input |
| Control modes | DMX / Master-Slave / Auto / Sound |
| Display | LCD touch display with 4 buttons |
| IP rating | IP20 — indoor use |
| Housing color | Black |
| Operating temp. | −10°C to 45°C (14°F to 113°F) |
| Dimensions | 360 × 252 × 712 mm (14.2 × 9.9 × 28 in) |
| Net weight | 26.1 kg (57.5 lb) |
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