6 Head RGB Stage Laser Lighting

6 Head RGB Stage Laser Lighting – Vibrant Multi-Head Laser Effects for Dynamic Shows

The 6 Head RGB Stage Laser Lighting is a long-format multi-head laser effect designed to create wider RGB beam movement across DJ booths, dance floors, clubs and indoor stages. Six independent laser heads generate red, green, blue and mixed-colour effects, while a stepper-motor scanning system with ±25° movement creates changing laser patterns across a broader area than a conventional single-head effect.

With 80W fixture power, DMX512, Automatic and Sound-Activated control, the unit can operate as part of a programmed lighting system or run built-in effects for simpler event setups.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Type	6-Head RGB Stage Laser Light
Number of Laser Heads	6
Laser Colour System	RGB
Laser Colours	Red / Green / Blue / Full-Colour Mixing
Total Fixture Power	80W
Scanning System	Stepper Motor
Scanning Angle	±25°
Control Protocol	DMX512
Standalone Modes	Automatic / Sound-Activated
Cooling System	Forced-Air Fan Cooling
Input Voltage	AC110–240V
Frequency	50–60Hz
Published Size	900 × 165 × 88 mm
Gross Weight	6.5 kg
Working Environment	Indoor
Packing	Carton

Six RGB Laser Heads Across One Bar

The defining feature of this fixture is the use of six separate RGB laser heads arranged across a long horizontal housing.

Instead of projecting the entire effect from one aperture, the six-head arrangement distributes laser output across several physical positions.

This can create a broader stage effect around:

• DJ booths

• Dance floors

• Rear stage positions

• Club installations

• Wedding entertainment areas

• Live performance stages

• Entertainment venues

The multi-head layout is particularly useful when the visual objective is to fill more of the performance area with moving laser structures rather than concentrate everything around one central projection point.

RGB Full-Colour Mixing

Each system is designed around an RGB colour platform using red, green and blue.

The supplier confirms:

Red + Green + Blue + Full-Colour Mixing

This allows the fixture to generate more varied laser looks than a basic red/green effect.

Depending on the programme and control settings, RGB combinations can create:

• Red effects

• Green effects

• Blue effects

• Mixed colours

• Changing colour sequences

• Multi-colour laser patterns

The exact colour combinations depend on the internal programmes and DMX control functions.

Important Laser-Power Clarification

The exact supplier specification does not publish the optical power of each laser head.

This is important because another UAE retailer currently describes the product as having 5W per head.

That figure should not be copied into the Stagify specification without additional documentation.

The confirmed 80W value refers to the complete fixture's published power rating.

It should not be interpreted as:

• 80W optical laser output

• 13.3W per head

• 5W per laser head

• 30W combined optical output

Those calculations would mix electrical consumption with optical laser power.

Until the physical rating label or manufacturer laser specification is available, Stagify should simply describe the product as a six-head RGB laser system.

Why Six Heads Matter

A single-head laser projects from one physical point.

A six-head laser bar can distribute its effects across a much wider structure.

This gives the fixture a different visual character.

Six output positions can help create:

• Wide fan-style effects

• Repeated moving beams

• Layered lines

• Chasing-style effects

• Crossing laser structures

• Symmetrical patterns

The exact available patterns depend on the internal programming.

Stagify should not claim a specific number of built-in patterns unless the supplied manual confirms them.

Stepper-Motor Scanning System

The exact technical specification confirms a stepper motor scanning system.

This system controls the movement of the laser effects.

Stepper-based laser effects are commonly used for dynamic entertainment patterns such as:

• Moving lines

• Fan effects

• Repeated sweeps

• Crossing structures

• Music-driven patterns

This is different from a high-speed galvanometer graphics laser intended for drawing detailed text, logos or complex animations.

The distinction is important when recommending this fixture to customers.

±25° Scanning Angle

The documented scanning range is:

±25 degrees

This allows movement to either side of the central projection position.

The result is a broader changing laser effect rather than a fixed beam aimed at one location.

Actual visible coverage depends on:

• Fixture distance

• Mounting height

• Scan programme

• Venue dimensions

• Haze level

• Projection angle

The ±25° figure should remain as published rather than being converted into a different manufacturer-defined scan specification.

Designed for Wide Stage Effects

The long physical housing measures approximately:

90 cm wide

This is important to the way the fixture looks in a stage setup.

Six heads distributed across a 900mm bar can create a visibly wider source than a compact single-head laser.

This format works particularly well:

• Above a DJ booth

• Across rear truss

• Behind performers

• Above a dance floor

• Across a nightclub lighting structure

The physical spacing of the heads helps make the fixture itself part of the stage design.

80W Fixture Power

The exact supplier lists the fixture at:

80W

This figure should be used when estimating electrical load.

For example:

2 units: approximately 160W listed fixture load
4 units: approximately 320W listed fixture load

Other event equipment must be calculated separately.

The figure represents fixture electrical power and should never be presented as laser optical output.

DMX512 Control

DMX512 control is confirmed for this product.

This allows the six-head laser to integrate with a conventional stage-lighting system.

A lighting operator can coordinate it with:

• Moving head beams

• LED PAR fixtures

• Moving washes

• Strobe lights

• Pixel fixtures

• Other laser effects

DMX is particularly useful when the laser needs to operate at specific points in a music or stage sequence.

DMX Channel Count Requires Verification

The exact supplier page confirms DMX512, but does not publish the number of DMX channels.

A visually and technically similar X18 six-head RGB laser bar uses 10CH and 28CH modes, but that model has different dimensions, weight and detailed laser specifications.

For that reason, Stagify should not copy 10CH/28CH into this SKU.

Obtain the exact manual before:

• Publishing channel counts

• Building controller profiles

• Creating fixture libraries

• Describing individual DMX functions

Automatic Operation

The supplier describes a self-propelled mode, which can be presented more naturally as Automatic operation.

Auto mode allows the fixture to run its built-in sequences without a DMX controller.

This can be useful for:

• Mobile DJs

• Private parties

• Small clubs

• Wedding entertainment

• Dance-floor setups

The fixture can therefore be used even when detailed console programming is unnecessary.

Sound-Activated Operation

Voice Control is also confirmed.

This is the fixture's Sound-Activated mode.

The built-in effects can respond to music, allowing the laser to produce dynamic sequences without a dedicated lighting operator.

Sound mode is particularly appropriate for:

• DJ music

• Clubs

• Dance floors

• Parties

• Wedding entertainment

For carefully timed professional shows, DMX512 provides more predictable control.

Multi-Head Effects for DJs

This six-head bar is particularly suited to DJ applications because it can create a large visual footprint while occupying one physical mounting position.

A DJ setup could position the fixture:

• Directly above the booth

• Behind the DJ

• Across rear truss

• Above a dance floor

The long horizontal arrangement visually complements the shape of a DJ booth and can create symmetrical effects around the performer.

Wedding Entertainment Applications

During weddings, the fixture is best positioned for the entertainment portion of the event.

Potential cues include:

• Couple entrance

• Dance-floor opening

• DJ performance

• Entertainment acts

• Party sections

• Finale

For formal photography and speeches, conventional wash or follow-spot lighting is generally more useful.

The laser can then be introduced when the event moves into a higher-energy section.

Club and Disco Applications

A six-head RGB laser bar can become a useful part of a permanent club lighting system.

The fixture can be positioned across:

• Ceiling structures

• Rear-stage truss

• DJ positions

• Dance-floor edges

DMX512 can then coordinate the effects with moving heads, strobes and colour washes.

The multi-head arrangement is especially useful in rooms where one single-aperture laser would create a more concentrated effect.

Concert and Live Stage Use

The fixture can also supplement stage lighting during concerts and live performances.

It is best treated as an effects fixture, rather than as performer illumination.

Typical uses include:

• Musical transitions

• Artist entrances

• Electronic music sections

• Show finales

• DJ-supported concerts

Dedicated front lighting should still be used where performers' faces need to remain clearly visible.

Long 900mm Housing

The published product size is:

900 × 165 × 88 mm

or:

90 × 16.5 × 8.8 cm

The long and relatively shallow format makes this fixture visually different from a conventional box-shaped animation laser.

Its form is particularly suitable for horizontal installation across stage or DJ structures.

6.5 kg Gross Weight

The supplier publishes:

6.5 kg GW

GW means gross weight, so this should not be relabelled as net fixture weight.

Packaging contributes to the total.

Stagify should list:

Gross Weight: 6.5 kg

rather than:

Fixture Weight: 6.5 kg

unless physical stock is weighed separately.

Forced-Air Cooling System

The exact specification confirms fan-forced cooling.

Active cooling helps manage heat generated by:

• Laser sources

• Motor system

• Control electronics

• Power supply

For reliable operation:

• Keep air vents unobstructed.

• Do not cover the fixture.

• Remove accumulated dust periodically.

• Maintain airflow around the housing.

• Allow the fixture to cool before packing.

Cooling requirements are particularly important during longer club and event sessions.

AC110–240V Wide-Voltage Input

The published input range is:

AC110–240V / 50–60Hz

This covers the UAE's standard 220–240V / 50Hz mains supply.

The exact plug supplied with the Stagify unit is not documented.

Therefore, do not state that a UAE/UK Type G plug is included until physical inventory is checked.

Indoor Working Environment

The formal technical specification explicitly states:

Working Environment: Indoor

This is more reliable than the supplier's generic marketing paragraph, which mentions outdoor use.

Stagify should therefore position this product as an indoor laser fixture.

Do not advertise it as:

• Waterproof

• Rainproof

• Weather-resistant

• Outdoor-rated

unless an actual IP rating or outdoor certification is supplied.

Supplier Outdoor Claim vs Technical Specification

There is a direct conflict on the exact product page.

The marketing text says the fixture is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

The formal technical table states:

Working Environment: Indoor

No IP rating is published.

For safety and catalogue accuracy, the technical specification should take priority.

Market the fixture for dry indoor use only unless additional manufacturer documentation confirms otherwise.

Best For

The 6 Head RGB Stage Laser Lighting is well suited to:

• Mobile DJs

• Nightclubs

• Discos

• Wedding entertainment

• Dance floors

• Indoor concerts

• Bars and lounges

• Live performances

• Hotel entertainment

• Event-production companies

• Rental businesses

• Indoor stage shows

Its main catalogue differentiator is the combination of six RGB laser heads, a wide 900mm bar format and stepper-motor scanning.

What This Laser Is Not Best For

Another fixture should be considered when the application requires:

• Custom logo projection

• Detailed text projection

• ILDA programming

• High-speed graphics animation

• Outdoor weather exposure

• Long-distance outdoor shows

• Precise published optical power

• Individual head X/Y graphic scanners

This fixture is best positioned as a multi-head beam and line-effect laser bar.

Compared with a Single-Head RGB Animation Laser

A single RGB animation laser concentrates its optical system around one aperture.

This six-head product instead spreads its effects across six physical heads.

Choose the 6 Head RGB Laser when:

• Wider physical source coverage matters

• Fan and multi-beam effects are preferred

• A long laser bar suits the stage design

• DJ and dance-floor effects are the priority

Choose an animation laser when:

• Detailed geometric patterns matter

• Graphics capability is required

• Higher-speed galvanometer scanning is important

• Custom control features are needed

The two product types can also complement each other in a larger system.

Compared with the 6 Lens Fan-Shaped RGB Laser

Stagify also carries a 6 Lens Fan-Shaped RGB DJ Stage Laser.

Although both products use six optical positions, they should not automatically be considered identical.

The 6 Head RGB Stage Laser Lighting is confirmed to use:

• Six independent RGB laser heads

• Stepper-motor scanning

• ±25° scan movement

• 80W fixture power

• 900mm-wide housing

The 6 Lens Fan-Shaped model should be positioned according to its own optical and control specifications rather than assuming that “6 head” and “6 lens” describe the same construction.

Compared with the 1W RGB Animation Laser

The RGB 1W Animation Laser previously documented for Stagify is focused on:

• 25KPPS scanning

• 200+ built-in patterns

• 30° scan angle

• Compact single-projector format

The six-head laser has a different role.

It prioritises multiple output positions and wide bar-style beam coverage.

This provides a useful internal comparison for customers choosing between animation and multi-head effects.

Haze Makes Laser Beams More Visible

Laser effects become considerably easier to see in the air when suitable atmospheric haze is present.

Without haze, much of the visual effect may only appear where the laser strikes:

• Walls

• Floors

• Scenery

• Ceilings

With controlled haze, the path of each beam can become more visible through the venue.

This is especially effective with a six-head fixture because multiple beam structures can become visible simultaneously.

Using Haze at Venues

Before using haze:

• Confirm venue permission.

• Check smoke-detector requirements.

• Avoid excessive atmospheric density.

• Maintain clear exit visibility.

• Follow the haze machine manufacturer's instructions.

Hotels and ballrooms may have different policies from clubs and purpose-built entertainment venues.

Laser Safety Requirements

This product contains multiple real laser sources and must be installed accordingly.

Never deliberately aim the laser beams directly into people's eyes.

The six-head format increases the number of output apertures that must be considered during installation.

Before commercial operation, inspect the physical unit for:

• Laser classification label

• Optical output rating

• Wavelength information

• Aperture labels

• Safety warnings

• Manufacturer instructions

• Interlock information, if fitted

The exact supplier webpage does not publish a formal laser class.

Do not assign one based on another six-head fixture.

Optical Power Is Not Confirmed

This deserves particular emphasis.

The exact page confirms:

80W fixture power

but does not publish:

• Red optical power

• Green optical power

• Blue optical power

• Total optical power

• Per-head optical power

An independent, technically similar X18 platform is rated at 1500mW total RGB output, using 638nm red, 530nm green and 450nm blue lasers.

However, that X18 also has different physical dimensions and weight.

Therefore, its 1500mW and wavelength specifications should not be transferred to this Stagify SKU.

Do Not Market for Audience Scanning

The fixture should not be promoted for direct audience scanning.

Audience scanning requires specialised exposure calculations, appropriate safety systems and competent laser-show operation.

For ordinary events, beams should be positioned so uncontrolled direct eye exposure does not occur.

Dubai Laser Display Requirements

Commercial laser displays in Dubai may require approval from the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority.

DCAA's current operational guidance includes a service specifically for obtaining a No Objection Certificate to conduct laser or pyrotechnic displays in the Emirate of Dubai.

Event operators should confirm the requirements for:

• Location

• Show schedule

• Beam direction

• Venue

• Event type

Purchasing a laser fixture does not itself provide permission to conduct a public laser show.

Installation and Rigging

For overhead installation:

• Use appropriately rated stage-lighting clamps.

• Use an independent secondary safety attachment.

• Verify the truss or mounting structure.

• Keep power and DMX cables secured.

• Maintain clearance around cooling fans.

• Position laser apertures away from uncontrolled eye exposure.

• Keep the fixture dry.

The 6.5 kg published figure is gross weight, so mounting hardware should be selected based on the actual physical fixture weight and appropriate safety factors.

What's Included & Compatibility

Confirmed core product:

• 1 × 6 Head RGB Stage Laser Lighting fixture

The supplier lists carton packing, but does not clearly document all accessory contents.

The fixture can be integrated with appropriate:

• DMX512 lighting controllers

• Compatible DMX infrastructure

• Stage truss

• Lighting stands

• Rated clamps

• Secondary safety attachments

• Haze machines

• Other stage-lighting fixtures

Do not state that a DMX cable, remote control, clamp, flight case or specific power cable is included unless Stagify stock confirms it.

How Many Laser Heads Does It Have?

The fixture has six RGB laser heads.

This is the main distinguishing feature of the product.

What Colours Does It Produce?

The exact specification confirms:

• Red

• Green

• Blue

• Full-colour RGB mixing

Is Each Laser Head 5W?

That figure is not confirmed by the exact supplier technical specification.

Another retailer lists 5W per head, but Stagify should not publish this without confirmation from the physical laser-output label or manufacturer documentation.

Is the Fixture 80W?

Yes.

The supplier technical table lists 80W total fixture power.

This is electrical fixture power, not confirmed optical laser output.

What Is the Scanning System?

The fixture uses a stepper-motor scanning system.

It is intended for moving beam and pattern effects rather than detailed high-speed graphics.

What Is the Scan Angle?

The supplier publishes:

±25°

Does It Support DMX512?

Yes.

DMX512 is explicitly confirmed.

How Many DMX Channels Does It Have?

The exact supplier does not publish the channel count.

Do not copy 10CH/28CH from a visually similar six-head laser without checking the actual manual.

Can It Run Without DMX?

Yes.

The exact specification confirms:

• Automatic / Self-Propelled mode

• Sound / Voice Control

Does It React to Music?

Yes.

Voice/Sound Control is confirmed.

How Much Power Does It Use?

The published fixture power is:

80W

What Voltage Does It Use?

The exact specification is:

AC110–240V / 50–60Hz

This covers UAE mains power.

What Are the Dimensions?

The exact supplier lists:

900 × 165 × 88 mm

How Much Does It Weigh?

The supplier lists:

6.5 kg gross weight

Net fixture weight is not separately published.

Does It Have Fan Cooling?

Yes.

A fan-forced cooling system is confirmed.

Can It Be Used Outdoors?

The formal specification says:

Working Environment: Indoor

No IP rating is published.

Treat it as an indoor fixture despite generic marketing language mentioning outdoor events.

Does It Have ILDA Control?

ILDA is not documented.

Do not advertise custom computer graphics, text or logo projection unless the physical unit confirms the necessary interface.

What Is the Laser Wavelength?

The exact supplier page does not publish RGB wavelengths.

Do not copy common values such as 638nm, 520/530nm and 445/450nm from another laser.

What Is the Laser Class?

No formal laser class is published for the exact unit.

Check the physical safety label before adding a class designation.

Is It Suitable for Audience Scanning?

Do not market the fixture for direct audience scanning.

Installation should prevent hazardous direct eye exposure.

Contact Stagify with your dance-floor model or controller details to confirm compatibility before purchase.