13.8 kg Pair of retro halo fixtures each with a 6 × 40W warm white COB core and 378 auxiliary RGB and white LEDs. The VINTAGE HALOX 2PCS is a popular choice for cocktail bars, weddings and styled venues.
$1,199.00
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Two Fixtures, Two Bases, One Box$1,199 The Pair
Both units ship complete, so the pair goes up straight out of the carton
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378 Auxiliary LEDs Per Fixture192 White + 186 RGB
The rings carry their own sources, so the halo reads as real light, not a sticker
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135 Built-In Effects20 + 30 + 85
Wash, strobe and continuous rotating visuals with speed control on the desk
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Three DMX Personalities24 / 34 / 64CH
Patch a basic wash, or hand every ring its own address for deep pixel looks
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Continuous RotationWarm White + RGB
The rings turn while the center holds a warm white wash — two looks at once
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Shop by use case: Houses of Worship · Retro Light · Special Event · Wedding
$1,199.00
This SKU is sold as a pair: two complete fixtures, each with its own base, arriving in one box at $1,199. That matters for how you actually use them. One fixture on its own is a warm glowing centrepiece; two placed left and right of a stage or either side of a dance floor give you the symmetric, mirrored movement that makes a halo effect read as design rather than decoration. You are not buying one unit and hoping to match it later.
At the center of each fixture sit 6 pieces of 40W warm white COB LED, driven by a 300W power section on AC 100–220V. The warm white color temperature is the whole point of a retro fixture: it sits naturally alongside tungsten lamps, candles and existing house lighting, so a venue that already has a warm ambience does not suddenly look like it has been repainted blue when the fixture comes on.
Around the core sit 378 auxiliary LEDs, split into two layers. The inner layer is 192 warm white LEDs at 0.2W each, arranged 32 to an eye; the outer layer is 186 RGB LEDs at 0.2W each, 31 to an eye. Because they run independently you can hold the center steady as a warm wash while the outer layer runs color and motion, which is the layered look that separates this fixture from a single-source par or wash light.
The effect library runs to 135 built-in programs (20 + 30 + 85), each blending color, dimmer and movement, and both wash and strobe effects can be run with speed control. The visuals rotate continuously rather than stepping between positions, so the effect reads as kinetic light moving through the room instead of a fixture flickering on and off. For a retro halo piece, that continuous motion is the effect.
The fixture offers 64CH for detailed per-section control of the rings, 34CH as a middle ground, and 24CH for a compact patch when the console is full or the operator is short on time. All three live in the same unit and are selectable from the menu, so you can simplify a one-nighter and open the full resolution when a designer is on the desk — no firmware change needed.
The color system combines warm white with RGB, so the warm center and the color rings are mixed from the same design rather than bolted together. Dimming is 0–100% linear, which keeps a slow fade smooth from full output down to black instead of snapping off early, and the strobe runs 1–25Hz when the set calls for it. Between them that covers everything from candlelight to a hard strobe.
DMX runs on 3-pin XLR input and output, and power comes in and out on a PowerCon connector, so the pair can be daisy-chained on one run instead of dragging extra cable to the truss. Each unit is 13.8 kg (30.4 lb) and measures 1360 × 403 × 335 mm (53.5 × 15.9 × 13.1 in), which is a manageable one-person hang. Every order ships free across the USA on most products with a 2-year warranty.
Vintage-style light is the go-to for styled spaces: cocktail bars, wedding and event styling, boutique retail, hotel lobbies and small venue lounges.
This SKU is sold as a pair: two complete fixtures, each with its own base, arriving in one box at $1,199. That matters for how you actually use them. One fixture on its own is a warm glowing centrepiece; two placed left and right of a stage or either side of a dance floor give you the symmetric, mirrored movement that makes a halo effect read as design rather than decoration. You are not buying one unit and hoping to match it later.
At the center of each fixture sit 6 pieces of 40W warm white COB LED, driven by a 300W power section on AC 100–220V. The warm white color temperature is the whole point of a retro fixture: it sits naturally alongside tungsten lamps, candles and existing house lighting, so a venue that already has a warm ambience does not suddenly look like it has been repainted blue when the fixture comes on.
Around the core sit 378 auxiliary LEDs, split into two layers. The inner layer is 192 warm white LEDs at 0.2W each, arranged 32 to an eye; the outer layer is 186 RGB LEDs at 0.2W each, 31 to an eye. Because they run independently you can hold the center steady as a warm wash while the outer layer runs color and motion, which is the layered look that separates this fixture from a single-source par or wash light.
The effect library runs to 135 built-in programs (20 + 30 + 85), each blending color, dimmer and movement, and both wash and strobe effects can be run with speed control. The visuals rotate continuously rather than stepping between positions, so the effect reads as kinetic light moving through the room instead of a fixture flickering on and off. For a retro halo piece, that continuous motion is the effect.
The fixture offers 64CH for detailed per-section control of the rings, 34CH as a middle ground, and 24CH for a compact patch when the console is full or the operator is short on time. All three live in the same unit and are selectable from the menu, so you can simplify a one-nighter and open the full resolution when a designer is on the desk — no firmware change needed.
The color system combines warm white with RGB, so the warm center and the color rings are mixed from the same design rather than bolted together. Dimming is 0–100% linear, which keeps a slow fade smooth from full output down to black instead of snapping off early, and the strobe runs 1–25Hz when the set calls for it. Between them that covers everything from candlelight to a hard strobe.
DMX runs on 3-pin XLR input and output, and power comes in and out on a PowerCon connector, so the pair can be daisy-chained on one run instead of dragging extra cable to the truss. Each unit is 13.8 kg (30.4 lb) and measures 1360 × 403 × 335 mm (53.5 × 15.9 × 13.1 in), which is a manageable one-person hang. Every order ships free across the USA on most products with a 2-year warranty.
Vintage-style light is the go-to for styled spaces: cocktail bars, wedding and event styling, boutique retail, hotel lobbies and small venue lounges.
| Input power | AC 100–220V |
| Power frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | 300W |
| Main light source | 6 × 40W warm white COB LED |
| Inner auxiliary LEDs | 192 × 0.2W warm white (32 per eye) |
| Outer auxiliary LEDs | 186 × 0.2W RGB (31 per eye) |
| Total auxiliary LEDs | 378 (192 warm white + 186 RGB) |
| Average lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Color | Warm white + RGB |
| Dimming | 0–100% linear dimmer |
| Strobe | 1–25Hz |
| Built-in effects | 135 (20 + 30 + 85) |
| Effect types | Wash and strobe effects with speed control |
| Rotation | Continuous rotating visuals |
| Protocol | DMX512 |
| DMX channels | 24CH / 34CH / 64CH |
| DMX connector | 3-pin XLR input/output |
| Power connector | PowerCon input/output |
| 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 | 1360 × 403 × 335 mm (53.5 × 15.9 × 13.1 in) |
| Weight | 13.8 kg (30.4 lb) |
| Package | Box of 2 PCS — two fixtures with bases |
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