4 Head LED Beam Moving DJ Light

4 Head LED Beam Moving DJ Light – Stage, Party & Event Lighting

The 4 Head LED Beam Moving DJ Light is a multi-head RGBW effects fixture designed for DJs, wedding entertainment, clubs, concerts and stage productions that need several independently moving beams from one installation point. Its four 10W RGBW LED heads can create red, green, blue, white and mixed-colour effects while moving across the stage or dance floor.

With 13CH and 39CH DMX512 modes, individual or simultaneous head control, 540° pan, fine movement control, 0–100% linear dimming and 1–25 flashes per second, the fixture can operate as a coordinated four-beam effect or provide more detailed control over the separate moving heads.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Type	4-Head RGBW LED Beam Moving Light
Moving Heads	4
LED Source	4 × 10W RGBW LEDs
Colour System	RGBW
DMX Modes	13CH / 39CH
Control Protocol	DMX512
Head Control	Individual or simultaneous control
Pan	540° + fine control
Tilt	265° + fine control
Dimming	0–100% linear dimming
Strobe	1–25 flashes/sec
Control Modes	DMX512 / Auto / Sound Active / Master-Slave
Protection Rating	IP20
Input Voltage	AC90–240V
Frequency	50–60Hz
Recommended Environment	Dry indoor stage and entertainment use

Four Independently Moving LED Heads

The defining feature of this fixture is its four separate moving heads arranged across one long base.

Instead of producing one beam from a conventional single-head fixture, the unit can create four points of movement across:

• Dance floors

• Stages

• Ceilings

• Walls

• DJ backdrops

• Scenic structures

This creates a wider visual effect from one fixture.

Individual or Combined Head Control

The exact supplier specifically confirms that:

Each head can be controlled individually or all heads can be controlled at the same time.

This is one of the most important reasons to choose this fixture over a simpler four-lens effect.

In a programmed lighting show, the four heads can potentially create:

• Symmetrical movement

• Opposing movement

• Sequential beam movement

• Four matching colours

• Different RGBW colours

• Coordinated strobe effects

The precise behaviour depends on the selected DMX mode.

4 × 10W RGBW LEDs

Each moving head uses a:

10W RGBW LED

giving four LED sources in total.

RGBW combines:

• Red

• Green

• Blue

• White

within the colour system.

This means the fixture can create both saturated colours and dedicated white effects.

Dedicated White Output

A dedicated white component gives the fixture more flexibility than an RGB-only moving effect.

White can be useful for:

• Strong beam accents

• DJ drops

• Stage entrances

• Strobe effects

• Mixed-colour looks

• High-contrast movement

The exact white colour temperature and CRI are not published.

Do not advertise a specific Kelvin value.

40W Nominal LED Source Capacity

The four LED sources total:

4 × 10W = 40W nominal LED source capacity

This figure describes the LED sources themselves.

It should not automatically be treated as the complete electrical consumption of the fixture because the unit also powers:

• Pan motors

• Tilt motors

• Control electronics

• Display

• Cooling components

• Internal power supply

The exact total electrical consumption requires clarification because different revisions of the platform publish different figures.

Total Power Requires Stock Verification

The exact supplier listing currently says:

Power: 120W

However, closely matching versions of the 4 × 10W / 13CH / 39CH platform are published at approximately 40W, while the current SHEHDS revision of the same model family is listed at 48W.

Because these figures differ substantially, Stagify should check the physical rating label before publishing total electrical consumption.

Do not calculate event circuit loads from the 120W figure until the current stock confirms it.

RGBW Colour Mixing

The four-colour system allows the fixture to create a wide range of stage looks.

Possible outputs include:

• Red

• Green

• Blue

• White

• Cyan-style mixes

• Magenta-style mixes

• Yellow-style mixes

• Mixed RGBW colours

Because each head can be controlled independently in the detailed operating architecture, different heads can potentially be assigned different colours within a programmed effect.

Beam-Style Stage Effects

This fixture is designed primarily around beam effects.

Beam fixtures concentrate light more tightly than conventional wash lights, making the movement more visually defined.

They are particularly effective when the light travels through controlled atmospheric haze.

This can produce visible aerial lines rather than only coloured areas on walls or floors.

Important Beam Angle / “Prism 8°” Clarification

The exact supplier's technical table contains the unusual line:

Prism: 8°

A prism would normally be described by the number or type of facets rather than an angular value such as 8°.

An independently sold matching 4 × 10W / 13CH / 39CH platform repeats the same “Prism: 8°” wording. This suggests the specification may have been copied from the same original data sheet rather than independently verified.

It could potentially refer to an optical angle, but that is not certain.

For Stagify:

Do not publish “8° prism.”

Also do not automatically convert it into:

8° beam angle

until the physical manual or optical specification confirms what the 8° value actually represents.

No Conventional Prism Effect Should Be Promised

Because the source does not describe:

• Prism facets

• Prism rotation

• Prism insertion

• Prism control channel

there is not enough evidence to advertise a conventional moving-head prism system.

Avoid claims such as:

• 8-facet prism

• Rotating prism

• Dual prism

• Beam multiplication prism

unless the actual unit confirms them.

13CH DMX Mode

The fixture includes a:

13-channel DMX mode

This is useful when operators want to conserve DMX addresses or control the fixture more globally.

The lower-channel mode is likely intended for more coordinated operation across the four heads.

A standard 512-channel DMX universe could therefore accommodate a relatively large number of fixtures when using the 13CH personality.

39CH DMX Mode

The fixture also supports:

39-channel DMX control

This expanded personality provides substantially more control data than the 13-channel mode.

The independently documented SHE-MnSB0410W manual confirms that its 39-channel architecture provides detailed control for the individual heads, including separate RGBW and movement parameters.

This makes the 39CH mode particularly useful for:

• Concert programming

• DJ shows

• Choreographed lighting

• Individual head movement

• Individual colour programming

Individual RGBW Head Programming

The matching platform's 39CH manual contains individual Red, Green, Blue and White channels for separate heads.

That is consistent with TOP PRO's statement that each moving head can be controlled individually.

For permanent console programming, however, use the manual supplied with the actual Stagify unit.

Hardware revisions can use different DMX maps even when the fixtures look nearly identical.

Do Not Copy the DMX Map Blindly

There is evidence that the product family has changed over time.

Older versions are documented with:

13CH / 39CH

while the current SHEHDS product under the same model family now lists:

9CH / 28CH.

Therefore, a lighting technician should verify the exact Stagify fixture menu before downloading or building a console personality.

For the Stagify product page, 13CH / 39CH remains appropriate because that is what the exact supplier page specifies.

540° Pan Movement

The exact supplier confirms:

540° pan

with fine adjustment.

This gives the four-head bar substantial horizontal movement.

Pan movement allows the effects to sweep across:

• Wide dance floors

• Stages

• Ceilings

• Rear-stage areas

The fine-control component is particularly useful for DMX programming where more precise positioning is needed.

265° Tilt Movement

The exact supplier lists:

265° tilt + fine adjustment

for vertical movement.

A closely matching reseller lists 270°, showing another small revision or documentation difference.

For this Stagify SKU, use the exact supplier's:

265°

rather than replacing it with the more common 270° figure.

Fine Pan and Tilt Control

Fine movement provides more precise positioning than coarse movement alone.

This becomes useful when:

• Creating symmetrical beam positions

• Repeating cues

• Targeting scenic areas

• Programming slow movement

Fine control is especially useful in the 39-channel professional programming mode.

Four-Head Choreography

Four moving heads on one base can create movement patterns that are difficult to reproduce with a simple single-head fixture.

Examples include:

Fan Effect
Heads spread outward.

Centre Effect
Heads converge toward the centre.

Alternating Movement
Two heads move one direction while the other two move opposite.

Wave Effect
Movement progresses sequentially across the four heads.

The actual available movement depends on DMX programming rather than a guaranteed built-in programme library.

0–100% Linear Dimming

The exact fixture provides:

0–100% linear dimming

This allows output to be adjusted continuously between blackout and maximum level.

Dimming can be used for:

• Smooth entrances

• DJ build-ups

• Stage transitions

• Fade-outs

• Blackout cues

It also makes it easier to balance the four-head effect against larger moving lights.

1–25 Flashes Per Second

The strobe specification is:

1–25 flashes per second

This provides a wide range of flash speeds.

Slower rates can support:

• Dramatic entrances

• Music build-ups

• Accent effects

Faster rates can be used for:

• DJ drops

• Dance sequences

• Concert finales

High-frequency strobing should be used responsibly due to photosensitivity concerns.

Sound-Activated Operation

The exact fixture supports:

Sound Active mode

This allows built-in movement and lighting effects to respond to music.

Sound operation is particularly useful for:

• DJs

• Parties

• Clubs

• Karaoke

• Wedding entertainment

where detailed DMX programming is unnecessary.

Automatic Operation

Auto Run is also confirmed.

The fixture can operate built-in sequences without a lighting console.

This provides a straightforward option for:

• Private events

• Small venues

• Mobile DJs

• Parties

• Restaurants

For professional productions, DMX provides more predictable and repeatable control.

Master/Slave Operation

Master/Slave operation is confirmed.

Matching units can therefore run together without individually programming every fixture through a console.

This can be useful when using:

• Two four-head bars

• Matching fixtures on both sides of a stage

• Symmetrical DJ booth installations

For independent control between fixtures, use DMX512.

IP20 Protection Rating

The exact supplier publishes:

IP20

This is an indoor protection classification.

The fixture should be used in:

• Clubs

• Ballrooms

• Indoor wedding venues

• Concert halls

• Indoor stages

• DJ setups

Do not expose it directly to rain or water.

Not an Outdoor Waterproof Moving Light

IP20 means this fixture should not be advertised as:

• Waterproof

• IP65

• Rainproof

• Outdoor weatherproof

For open-air events, the fixture would require suitable weather protection and installation conditions consistent with manufacturer guidance.

Indoor Temperature Considerations

The closely matching SHEHDS manual specifically warns against operation in wet locations and advises against use above approximately 40°C.

This is useful context for UAE event work.

Even though many indoor venues are air-conditioned, temporary warehouses, outdoor-covered structures and summer event environments can become substantially hotter.

Keep the fixture adequately ventilated.

Cooling and Maintenance

The matching platform manual specifically recommends regular cleaning of the fan and lens to maintain ventilation and optical performance.

Recommended maintenance includes:

• Remove accumulated dust.

• Keep cooling vents clear.

• Clean lenses carefully.

• Inspect moving-head mechanisms.

• Check mounting points.

• Inspect DMX and power connections.

Avoid cleaning optical surfaces with inappropriate solvents.

Long Linear Four-Head Format

The product uses a long bar-style architecture rather than a compact square moving-head base.

That layout spreads the four heads across a larger physical width, creating more separation between their beam origins.

This can make the effect appear wider even when only one fixture is installed.

Supplier-Listed 117 × 17 × 22 cm Size Requires Clarification

The exact supplier lists:

117 × 17 × 22 cm

under “SIZE”.

However, another manufacturer selling a closely related four-head bar lists exactly 117 × 17 × 22 cm as its packing size, while the matching SHEHDS manual gives different carton/base measurements.

For this reason, I would not put 117 × 17 × 22 cm into the clean customer specification as guaranteed bare-fixture dimensions until stock is measured.

It may represent carton size rather than the actual product body.

Supplier-Listed 8 kg Weight

The exact product page lists:

8 kg

but does not explicitly distinguish between:

• Net fixture weight

• Gross packed weight

A separate four-head bar manufacturer also publishes 8 kg net / 9 kg gross for a related platform.

The 8 kg figure is therefore plausible, but Stagify should confirm whether it is net or gross before using it for formal rigging or freight calculations.

Ideal for DJ Booths

One fixture can create four independently moving colour points around a DJ booth.

A typical installation can place the bar:

• Above the DJ

• Behind the DJ

• Across rear truss

• On a suitable lighting support

When haze is used, the four beams can create a stronger aerial effect.

Wedding Entertainment

The fixture is well suited to the entertainment portion of weddings.

Possible uses include:

• Couple entrances

• Dance-floor opening

• DJ performances

• Entertainment acts

• Party sequences

• Finale cues

For speeches and photography, dedicated wash or front lighting should remain the main illumination.

Club and Nightclub Installations

The exact supplier specifically positions the fixture for clubs and DJ shows.

Its four moving heads can provide a larger dynamic effect while requiring only one main fixture installation point.

DMX control allows it to be coordinated with:

• PAR lights

• Moving heads

• Lasers

• Strobes

• Haze effects

Live Bands and Small Stages

The supplier also recommends the fixture for bands and small live performances.

It can work particularly well:

• Behind musicians

• Across rear truss

• Above a small stage

• Around the DJ or drummer position

The four-head beam effect provides movement without requiring four separate moving-head bases.

Ballroom and Event Hall Applications

In ballrooms and event halls, the fixture can add movement above:

• Dance floors

• Entertainment stages

• DJ booths

The RGBW colour system allows it to adapt to different event themes.

Four Heads vs Four Separate Moving Heads

A four-head bar offers several practical benefits compared with installing four independent small fixtures.

Potential advantages include:

• One main base

• Reduced rigging points

• Shared power/control infrastructure

• Coordinated appearance

• Faster setup

Separate moving heads can still provide more flexible physical placement.

The right choice depends on the stage layout.

Four-Head Bar vs Single Moving Head

A conventional moving head projects one main beam from one moving yoke.

This fixture creates four individually movable beam sources.

Choose a single moving head when:

• One stronger central beam is required

• Traditional spot/gobo effects matter

• Physical placement flexibility matters

Choose the four-head bar when:

• Multi-beam movement is the priority

• Wider visual coverage is wanted

• DJ/event effects are more important

4 Head Beam vs 8-Eye Moving Head

An 8-eye moving effect may create more beam points, but the optical architecture and independent movement can differ.

This four-head unit is particularly useful because the exact supplier specifically confirms individual control of each head.

LED quantity alone should not determine the better fixture.

4 Head Beam vs 4 Head 4×40W Moving Head

Stagify also carries a more powerful 4 Heads 4×40W Moving Head platform.

The 4 × 10W model is better positioned around:

• Smaller stages

• DJs

• Wedding entertainment

• Lower-output applications

• More compact event rigs

The 4 × 40W version is the stronger option where greater LED output is required.

4 Head Beam vs 295W Beam Moving Head

A 295W Beam Moving Head serves a very different role.

The 295W discharge fixture is intended to produce a much stronger narrow beam from one head.

The four-head RGBW fixture instead provides:

• Multiple beam sources

• Full RGBW colour mixing

• Individual head movement

• More decorative choreography

For large concert beam impact, use the 295W platform.

For multi-beam DJ effects, the four-head LED bar has a clearer role.

Haze for Visible Aerial Beams

Beam effects are significantly more visible through controlled atmospheric haze.

Without haze, the coloured output may be seen mainly where it lands on:

• Walls

• Floors

• Ceilings

• Scenic structures

With haze, the individual beam paths can become visible through the air.

Before using haze:

• Confirm venue permission.

• Check fire-alarm requirements.

• Maintain emergency-exit visibility.

• Avoid excessive haze density.

AC90–240V Wide-Voltage Input

The exact input range is:

AC90–240V / 50–60Hz

This covers standard UAE:

220–240V / 50Hz

mains supply.

The fixture can therefore be positioned as electrically compatible with UAE voltage based on the published input range.

UAE Plug Type Is Not Confirmed

The input voltage does not tell us which wall plug is installed.

The exact supplier does not specify:

• UK Type G

• EU plug

• US plug

Do not promise an included UAE/UK Type G plug until current Stagify inventory is inspected.

Rigging and Installation

For overhead installation:

• Use appropriately rated mounting hardware.

• Use an independent secondary safety attachment.

• Confirm the supporting structure.

• Secure power and DMX cables.

• Keep moving heads free from obstruction.

• Maintain ventilation.

• Keep the fixture dry.

Because this is a long moving-head bar, allow sufficient clearance for movement around all four heads.

Movement Clearance Is Important

Before powering the fixture, ensure the four heads can move without striking:

• Truss

• Curtains

• Screens

• Cables

• Other fixtures

• Decorative structures

Moving-head motors should never be physically blocked during normal operation.

What's Included & Compatibility

Confirmed core product:

• 1 × 4 Head LED Beam Moving DJ Light

The fixture is compatible with appropriate:

• DMX512 controllers

• DMX infrastructure

• Stage truss

• Lighting stands designed for its load

• Rated clamps

• Secondary safety hardware

• Haze machines

• Other DMX stage lights

The exact supplier page does not provide a complete accessory packing list.

Do not automatically claim the inclusion of:

• DMX cable

• Safety cable

• Flight case

• Handheld remote

• Specific mounting clamps

until Stagify stock is checked.

How Many Moving Heads Does It Have?

The fixture has:

4 independently controllable moving heads

What LEDs Does It Use?

The exact supplier confirms:

4 × 10W RGBW LEDs

What Colours Does It Produce?

The LED colour system is:

RGBW

providing:

• Red

• Green

• Blue

• White

• Mixed colours

Can Each Head Be Controlled Separately?

Yes.

The exact supplier specifically confirms that the heads can operate:

individually or together

Does It Support DMX512?

Yes.

DMX512 is confirmed.

How Many DMX Channels Does It Use?

The exact product has two modes:

• 13CH

• 39CH

Does It Work Without DMX?

Yes.

Confirmed standalone modes include:

• Auto Run

• Sound Active

• Master/Slave

Does It React to Music?

Yes.

Sound-Active operation is confirmed.

What Is the Pan Range?

The exact supplier publishes:

540° pan + fine control

What Is the Tilt Range?

The exact supplier publishes:

265° tilt + fine control

Does It Have Dimming?

Yes.

The exact range is:

0–100% linear dimming

Does It Have Strobe?

Yes.

The exact specification is:

1–25 flashes per second

Does It Have an 8° Beam?

An 8° optical beam angle is not conclusively confirmed.

The supplier's table says “Prism: 8°”, which is technically ambiguous.

Do not publish the 8° value as a beam angle until the physical manual confirms it.

Does It Have a Prism?

A conventional prism effect is not sufficiently documented.

Do not advertise prism rotation or facet count based only on the ambiguous “Prism: 8°” field.

How Much Power Does It Use?

The exact supplier lists:

120W

but matching versions of the same four-head platform list significantly different complete power figures.

Because of this discrepancy, check the current physical nameplate before publishing total fixture consumption.

Is It a 40W Light?

The four LED sources total 40W nominal LED-source capacity.

That is not automatically the same as total electrical consumption because the fixture also powers motors and electronics.

What Are the Dimensions?

The supplier lists:

117 × 17 × 22 cm

but closely related manufacturer documentation uses the same dimensions as a packing size.

Verify whether this is bare-fixture or carton size before publishing it as product dimensions.

How Much Does It Weigh?

The supplier lists:

8 kg

but does not clearly identify whether this is net or gross weight.

Confirm before using the figure for rigging or shipping documentation.

Is It Waterproof?

The exact rating is:

IP20

It is designed for dry indoor use.

Does It Work on UAE Voltage?

Yes.

The AC90–240V / 50–60Hz range covers UAE mains voltage.

The supplied plug type remains unconfirmed.

Contact Stagify for current availability and confirmation of the exact supplied accessories before ordering.