M7 RGB Moving Head Laser Light 5W 10W | DPSS Stage Laser Lights DMX ILDA
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M7 RGB Moving Head Laser Light 5W 10W | DPSS Stage Laser Lights DMX ILDA
M7 RGB Moving Head Laser Light for Bars, Clubs and Indoor Stages
The M7 RGB moving head laser light combines a DPSS full-color laser engine with a fast moving head platform, giving you both sharp animation graphics and dynamic pan/tilt beams in one compact fixture. Compared with simple static projectors, this professional moving head laser light can sweep, tilt and scan across the venue, drawing tunnels, waves and aerial fans above the crowd.
Available in 5W and 10W RGB output, the M7 lets you match power to your venue: 5W for smaller bars, KTV rooms and livestream studios, and 10W for busier club stages and brighter environments. With rich RGB color and precise scanning, it is built for stage laser lights applications in bars, KTV rooms, livestream studios, banquet halls and small indoor theaters. If you need a clean, high-impact laser show without oversized projectors, the M7 RGB moving head laser is a powerful, space-saving solution for your rig.
DPSS RGB Laser Engine with 5W / 10W Output Options
Inside the M7 moving head laser is a DPSS RGB laser engine tuned for clean, vivid color. The 10W version uses:
–Green G: 520 nm, 3 W
–Red R: 638 nm, 3 W
–Blue B: 445 nm, 4 W
for a total of 10W RGB full-color output. The 5W version uses an optimized RGB power configuration for smaller rooms and lower-light venues while maintaining the same color balance and beam quality.
The 520 nm green is bright and crystalline, the 638 nm red is deep and warm, and the 445 nm blue adds a strong cool accent. In haze, this RGB moving head laser light cuts the air with tight beams and clean graphics, ideal for mid-air tunnel effects and logo or text projection on walls and backdrops.
DPSS technology provides strong brightness and good color balance, while high-quality optics keep the beams tight and well-defined. Compared with many entry-level DJ lasers, the professional M7 moving head animation laser delivers more power, better color and far more flexible beam positioning, especially when you step up to the 10W version.
25Kpps Scanner and Wide Moving Head Coverage
A 25Kpps high-speed scanning system with a max ±50° scan angle delivers smooth graphics, text and animation while still covering a wide image area. The moving head pan and tilt give you even more reach, so a single M7 moving head laser light can sweep beams across the room, draw grids and tunnels overhead, or project animations onto different parts of the stage or backdrop.
TTL modulation responds quickly for crisp strobe, chases and “drawing” effects such as gradual line tracing or dotted beam looks. Combined with the moving head’s pan/tilt movement, you get a versatile laser moving head that can switch from tight mid-air beams to detailed animation looks in seconds – perfect for music-driven shows, club nights, weddings and small stage productions.
Whether you choose the M7 5W moving head laser for intimate spaces or the M7 10W moving head laser for more demanding stages, the scan performance and pan/tilt movement give you a very wide range of looks from the same fixture family.
Sound, Auto, DMX, Master–Slave & ILDA Control for DJs and Pros
The M7 is designed to drop straight into modern DJ laser lights and stage rigs. It supports five key control modes:
–Sound Active – great for DJs and live bands; the moving head laser light reacts to the beat and fills the room with music-synchronized beams.
–Auto Mode – runs built-in shows for plug-and-play setups in lounges, banquet halls and promo events when you don’t have a console.
–ILDA (DB-25): full graphics control from professional laser software
–Art-Net (RJ45): network-based control alongside other dmx laser lights
–DMX-512 Control – two DMX modes:
Normal 32-channel mode for quick setups and smaller controllers
Expert 49-channel mode for full pan/tilt, pattern, scan, wave and LED control, ideal for professional stage programmers
Master–Slave – link multiple M7 fixtures together to create symmetrical looks and build a full stage laser lights rig across the truss.
ILDA Control – via the ILDA DB25 port you can run custom logos, text and complex animation shows from laser software and treat the fixture as a professional laser projector.
LCD Bilingual Menu, 2000+ Programs and Stage-Ready Housing
An LCD bilingual display (Chinese / English) makes setup and troubleshooting straightforward: function mode selection, laser show lists, moving-head shows, play setup, channel setup and laser setup are all menu-driven. More than 2000 built-in programs give you a huge library of laser and moving-head combinations, so you can get a complete show running quickly even without external software.
The M7 housing is engineered for real-world use:
–Recommended ambient temperature: -10°C to 40°C (14°F–104°F)
–Class 3B laser product with clear safety guidance
–Requires secure mounting and a safety cable rated for at least 10× fixture weight
–Compact chassis (approx. 28.5 × 21.5 × 44 cm) at about 7.5 kg net weight
–Two-per-carton packing for rentals and touring
For installers and rental companies looking for professional moving head laser lights for long-term indoor projects, the M7 offers the right mix of output, control and reliability. By combining several M7 5W and M7 10W moving head lasers, you can build a complete stage laser light system for bars, clubs, weddings and small live productions.
Specs
Model
M7 RGB Moving Head Laser Light
Available Power Versions
M7-5W: 5W RGB full-color moving head laser light for small rooms and low-light venues
M7-10W: 10W RGB full-color moving head laser light for brighter stages and higher output needs
Laser Type
DPSS RGB moving head laser light
10W Laser Power Configuration (Typical)
Green: 520 nm, 3 W + Red: 638 nm, 3 W + Blue: 445 nm, 4 W
Total Laser Output
5W or 10W RGB full color (depending on model)
Power Supply
AC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz
Total Power Consumption
≤120 W
Scanning System
25Kpps high-speed scanning mirrors, max scan angle ±50°
Laser Modulation
TTL modulation
Control Modes
Sound Active / Auto (stand-alone) / DMX-512 (Normal 32 CH / Expert 49 CH) / Master–Slave / ILDA
Control Interfaces
Pan 540°, Tilt 270°
Stepper Motors
3-pin DMX-512 in/out / ILDA DB25 port
DMX Effects (Typical)
Single-pattern mode with break-up, strobe, rotation, pan/tilt movement, rolling, split patterns, drawing / trace effects, color change, pattern size, position, zoom, wave and other professional stage laser effects.
Menu Display
High-definition LCD bilingual display (Chinese / English) with Function Mode, Laser Show, Move Head Show, Play Setup, Channel Setup and Laser Setup menus.
Built-In Programs
2000+ laser and moving-head programs
Recommended Applications
Bars, clubs, KTV rooms, livestream studios, banquet halls, indoor stages and other high-end venues or fixed projects that require moving head laser lights.
Ambient Temperature Range
-10°C to 40°C (14°F–104°F)
Housing Size
28.5 × 21.5 × 44 cm
Inner Carton Size
47 × 36.5 × 35.5 cm
Master Carton Size (2 pcs)
76 × 49 × 38 cm
Net Weight
7.5 kg
Gross Weight (single)
8.9 kg
Total Gross Weight (2 pcs)
18.9 kg
DMX-512 Control
Normal 32 / Expert 49 channel mode
FAQ
Q: How do I choose between the M7 5W and M7 10W moving head laser light?
A:Choose the M7-5W for smaller bars, KTV rooms, lounges and livestream studios where the ambient light is lower and you don’t need extreme output. Choose the M7-10W for busier club stages, brighter rooms and small theaters where you want stronger mid-air beams and more punch through ambient light and effects.
Q: What size venues is the M7 RGB moving head laser light best for?
A:The M7 is designed for indoor venues such as bars, clubs, KTV rooms, livestream studios, banquet halls and small theaters. Coverage depends on mounting height, haze level and how many moving head laser lights you use; many users start with 1–2 fixtures for a small stage and scale up to 4 or more for larger rooms or more complex rigs.
Q: Can the M7 moving head laser display custom logos or animations?
A:Yes. Via the ILDA DB25 port you can connect professional laser software to play custom logos, text and complex animation shows. You can also combine ILDA content with DMX control so the M7 moving head laser matches the rest of your stage lighting cues.
Q: What is the difference between the 32-channel and 49-channel DMX modes?
A:The 32-channel Normal Mode is designed for quick setups and smaller consoles, giving you essential pan/tilt, pattern, color, strobe and basic movement control. The 49-channel Expert Mode unlocks deeper control over pattern banks, scan speed, zoom, wave, drawing speed and LED or auxiliary functions, making it ideal for advanced programmers and larger stage laser lights rigs.
Q: Do I need haze or fog to get the best effect from the M7 moving head laser light?
A:Strongly recommended. Any moving head laser light looks much better with a thin layer of haze or fog. Beams, tunnels and grids become clearly visible in the air, giving you that 3D laser show look. Without haze, most of the laser effect is seen only on surfaces rather than in the air.
Q: Is the M7 safe to use in small venues with audiences?
A:The M7 is a Class 3B laser product and must be installed and used according to laser safety guidelines. Always mount the fixture securely above eye level, avoid directing beams straight into the audience or reflective surfaces, and follow local laser regulations. When installed correctly, it is suitable for small and mid-size venues.
Q: Will unstable voltage affect the life of M7 moving head laser lights?
A:Yes. The fixture is designed for 220/110 V ±10%. In venues with unstable power, we recommend using a voltage regulator or UPS to protect the laser modules and electronics and extend the life of your stage laser light system.
Q: How should I clean and maintain the M7 moving head laser?
A:Regular maintenance is important. Clean the output lens with lens tissue or a cotton swab and alcohol; avoid wet cloths and harsh chemicals. Wipe the housing and clear dust from the fans and vents. Maintenance frequency depends on environment and usage, but as a guideline check and clean the fixture every 2–3 weeks in busy venues or smoky clubs.
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