F20 DMX/RDM LED Moving Head Beam Light 300W Dual Prism for Concerts
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User Manual- 1 × F20 300W LED Moving Head Beam Light
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Powerful 300W LED Moving Head Beam Output
The F20 uses a professional 300W LED module to produce a bright, concentrated moving head beam for medium and large venues. Its crisp 8000K white light delivers strong contrast through haze, while narrow beam optics rated up to 3.9° keep aerial effects defined across larger stages. Motorized electronic focus maintains clear beam edges and gobo patterns at different projection distances, and the 400W-rated fixture delivers reliable performance for concerts, theaters, clubs, and live productions.
Dynamic Colors, Gobos, and Beam Effects
10-Color Wheel: Ten colors plus open white create vivid effects for concert lighting, DJ stages, theaters, and event lighting.
Split-Color Positioning: Half-color effects place two colors in one beam for layered lighting looks.
15-Gobo Wheel: Fifteen gobos plus open white produce sharp patterns and textured aerial effects.
Variable Gobo Effects: Gobo shake, adjustable-speed scrolling, and positioning add motion to stage lighting scenes.
Rainbow and Frost Effects: A rainbow effect and frost filter create fast transitions and softer atmospheric beams.
Dual Prism System for Layered Aerial Effects
8-Facet Prism: Splits the main beam into a clean multi-beam pattern for concerts, clubs, and mobile DJ lighting.
48-Facet Honeycomb Prism: Creates dense beam clusters for high-impact aerial effects over stages and audiences.
Bidirectional Rotation: Both prism systems rotate clockwise or counterclockwise at adjustable speeds.
Motorized Positioning: The prisms are precisely controlled through the DMX light controller.
Flexible Effect Design: Colors, gobos, prisms, focus, and haze create professional moving head light effects.
Precise Pan, Tilt, Dimming, and Strobe
Wide Pan and Tilt Range: The fixture offers 540° pan and 280° tilt for flexible beam placement.
16-Bit Fine Positioning: Fine pan and tilt channels provide smooth movement and accurate synchronization between moving head lights.
Automatic Position Return: Tilt correction returns the fixture to its intended position after movement errors.
Smooth Linear Dimming: The 0–100% dimmer supports smooth fades, intensity changes, and clean blackouts.
Flexible Strobe Effects: Adjustable 0.5–14 Hz strobe includes synchronous, asynchronous, and random modes.
DMX512, RDM, and Stand-Alone Operation
Professional DMX512 Control: Control color, gobos, prisms, dimming, strobe, pan, tilt, focus, and reset from a DMX controller.
RDM Support: Remote Device Management simplifies addressing, identification, and fixture management in professional stage lighting systems.
Detailed 18-Channel Mode: The DMX channel table provides independent movement and effect control.
Multiple Operating Modes: Choose DMX, Auto, Sound-Activated, or Master/Slave mode for different setups.
Bilingual LCD Interface: The English and Chinese LCD menu supports settings, manual control, calibration, diagnostics, and fixture information.
Technical Basis: The technical functions above are based on the F20 product introduction, control menu, master/slave instructions, and detailed DMX channel chart.
Specs
General
Brand: Starshine
Model: F20
Product Type: Professional LED Moving Head Beam Light
Detailed DMX Mode: 18 Channels
Protection: Thermal Protection
Power & Light Source
Input Voltage: AC 90–240V
Frequency: 50/60Hz
Rated Fixture Power: 400W
Light Source: 300W LED Module
Color Temperature: 8000K
Optical System
Optical System: Combination Optical Lens
Narrow Beam Optics: Up to 3.9°
Focus: Motorized Electronic Focus
Dimmer: Linear 0–100% Dimming
Strobe Rate: 0.5–14 Flashes per Second
Strobe Modes: Synchronous, Asynchronous, and Random
Frost: Built-In Frost Filter
Effects
Color Wheel: 10 Colors Plus Open White
Color Effects: Split Color and Rainbow Effects
Gobo Wheel: 15 Gobos Plus Open White
Gobo Functions: Shake, Variable-Speed Scrolling, and Positioning
Prism 1: 8-Facet Rotating Prism
Prism 2: 48-Facet Honeycomb Rotating Prism
Prism Rotation: Bidirectional Rotation with Motorized Positioning
Control
Control Protocols: DMX512 and RDM
Operating Modes: DMX, Auto, Sound-Activated, and Master/Slave
DMX Compatibility: 3-Pin and 5-Pin DMX512 Systems
Display: LCD Display
Menu Languages: English and Chinese
Movement
Pan Movement: 540°
Tilt Movement: 280°
Movement Resolution: 16-Bit Pan and Tilt Fine Control
Position Correction: Automatic Tilt Position Return
Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions: 340 × 170 × 560 mm
Net Weight: 15 kg
Package Dimensions
Package Dimensions: 480 × 400 × 560 mm
Gross Weight: 17 kg
FAQ
Q: What is the F20 moving head light?
A:The F20 is a professional 300W LED moving head beam light designed to create concentrated aerial beams, gobo patterns, rotating prism effects, and fast movement for concerts, clubs, theaters, churches, and live events.
Q: How narrow is the F20 beam?
A:The product manual lists an optical range of 0–3.9°. For accurate product presentation, the F20 can be described as providing narrow beam optics rated up to 3.9°, subject to final production confirmation.
Q: How many colors does the F20 include?
A:The color wheel includes 10 colors plus open white. It also supports split-color positioning and rainbow effects for more creative stage lighting designs.
Q: How many gobos are included?
A:The F20 includes 15 gobos plus open white. Gobo shake, variable-speed scrolling, and positioning functions provide a wide range of projected patterns.
Q: What prism effects are available?
A:The fixture includes an 8-facet prism and a 48-facet honeycomb prism. Both support bidirectional rotation and motorized positioning for different multi-beam effects.
Q: Does the F20 include motorized focus?
A:Yes. Motorized electronic focus allows operators to sharpen beams and gobo projections through the fixture menu or DMX controller.
Q: Does the F20 support DMX512 and RDM?
A:Yes. It supports DMX512 and RDM for professional addressing, programming, fixture identification, and system management.
Q: How many DMX channels does the F20 use?
A:The detailed control menu and DMX chart show an 18-channel mode. However, the specification page also references 16CH, so the final production configuration should be confirmed before publication.
Q: Can the fixture operate without a DMX controller?
A:Yes. Auto, Sound-Activated, and Master/Slave modes allow the fixture to operate without an external controller.
Q: Can multiple F20 moving head lights be synchronized?
A:Yes. Identical fixtures can be connected in Master/Slave mode so the slave units follow the host fixture’s automatic and sound-activated programs.
Q: What are the pan and tilt ranges?
A:The F20 provides 540° pan and 280° tilt with 16-bit fine positioning for smooth and accurate movement.
Q: Is the display suitable for hanging installations?
A:Yes. The LCD menu includes an inverted display setting, making it easier to read when the fixture is installed overhead.
Q: Does the F20 support power linking?
A:The rear connection panel includes power input and output connections. Confirm the maximum permitted number of linked fixtures for the local supply voltage before daisy-chaining power.
Q: Is the F20 suitable for outdoor events?
A:The manual does not provide an outdoor IP rating. The fixture should therefore be used indoors or under suitable weather protection unless the ordered version has a confirmed IP rating.
Q: Where can this moving head beam light be used?
A:It is suitable for concert lighting, nightclub lighting, DJ stages, theaters, church stage lighting, weddings, corporate events, rental productions, and touring shows.
Q: What should I check if the fixture does not respond to DMX?
A:Confirm the DMX start address and operating mode, inspect the DMX cable, reduce excessive cable length, separate signal wiring from high-voltage cables, and install a 120Ω terminator at the end of the DMX line when required.
Q: What should I check if the LED module does not turn on?
A:Verify the input voltage, power connections, power supply capacity, fixture settings, and DMX signal. Disconnect the fixture from power before performing any inspection.
Q: What should I check if the fixture does not power on?
A:Confirm that the power source matches the fixture requirements, inspect the power cable and connectors, and have internal wiring or electronic components checked by a qualified technician.
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