8 EYES RGB Moving Head laser Light

8 EYES RGB Moving Head Laser Light

The 8 EYES RGB Moving Head Laser Light is a 120W multi-beam laser fixture built around eight 100mW RGB laser sources. With 23-channel DMX512, RDM support, moving-head operation, sound activation, automatic programmes and Master-Slave control, it is designed for DJs, clubs, concerts, wedding entertainment and indoor laser shows that need multiple moving RGB beams from one fixture.

Technical Specifications

Eight RGB Laser Eyes from One Fixture

The defining feature of this fixture is its eight separate RGB laser outputs.

Rather than projecting one laser beam from a single aperture, the multi-eye design spreads multiple beams across the performance space.

This allows the fixture to create:

• Multiple aerial beams

• RGB beam arrays

• Moving laser sweeps

• Repeating beam patterns

• Strobe-style laser effects

• Music-responsive sequences

• Symmetrical show looks

The eight-eye format is particularly effective in venues where the objective is to create a broad field of moving laser beams rather than project detailed graphics onto one surface.

8 × 100mW RGB Laser Modules

The supplier specifies eight 100mW RGB laser modules.

Each output uses RGB colour capability, allowing the system to produce red, green and blue laser effects rather than being limited to one fixed colour.

Multiple RGB outputs can create colourful aerial looks across:

• DJ stages

• Dance floors

• Clubs

• Concert stages

• Wedding entertainment areas

• Live performance venues

Because each source is specified at 100mW, this is professional laser equipment and should not be handled as an ordinary decorative LED effect.

RGB Full-Colour Effects

RGB laser technology combines:

• Red

• Green

• Blue

These primary colours allow the fixture to produce multiple colour combinations across its eight outputs.

The result is more flexible than a single-red or red/green laser fixture.

Lighting operators can incorporate different colour looks into:

• Music drops

• Artist entrances

• DJ transitions

• Stage reveals

• Concert finales

• Wedding entertainment

The exact laser wavelengths and modulation system are not published for this specific SKU, so those values should not be copied from another 8-eye laser platform.

Multi-Directional Laser Beam Coverage

Eight optical outputs allow the fixture to distribute laser beams across a wider visual field than a conventional single-aperture projector.

This is especially useful for entertainment environments where the goal is to fill the visible airspace above a controlled stage or dance-floor zone.

With properly controlled haze, the beams can become significantly more visible as they travel through the air.

The fixture works particularly well with:

• Haze machines

• Moving head beams

• Strobes

• Pixel bars

• LED PAR lights

The laser contributes narrow, sharply defined lines that visually contrast with conventional LED lighting.

Moving-Head Operation

The fixture incorporates moving-head functionality, allowing the complete laser output pattern to change direction during a show.

This provides a more dynamic effect than a fixed laser bar.

Movement can be incorporated into:

• Sweeps

• Direction changes

• Music-driven movement

• Symmetrical multi-fixture programming

• Stage transitions

The exact pan and tilt degrees are not published in the technical specification for this SKU.

Stagify should therefore avoid claiming 180°, 270°, 540° or another numerical movement range until the physical fixture or manufacturer manual confirms it.

23-Channel DMX512 Control

The exact supplier specification confirms 23 DMX channels.

This is an important distinction because visually similar 8-eye laser fixtures use different channel personalities.

DMX512 allows the fixture to integrate into a wider stage-lighting system alongside:

• Moving head lights

• Beam fixtures

• LED PAR lights

• Pixel effects

• Strobes

• Other laser fixtures

A professional console can coordinate laser effects with music cues and the rest of the lighting production.

RDM Support

This fixture also supports RDM in addition to standard DMX512.

RDM, or Remote Device Management, enables compatible lighting-control systems to exchange management information with supported fixtures over the DMX network.

Depending on the implementation, this can simplify tasks such as fixture identification and remote configuration within larger lighting rigs.

RDM support is particularly useful to:

• Rental companies

• Fixed club installations

• Touring systems

• Event-production teams

The exact RDM functions available should follow the fixture's manufacturer documentation.

Sound-Activated Operation

The fixture supports Voice / Sound Control.

This allows built-in laser effects to react to music without continuous manual programming from a lighting desk.

Sound mode is useful for:

• Mobile DJs

• Clubs

• Bars

• Wedding entertainment

• Private events

For professional productions where every laser cue must happen at an exact moment, DMX control provides greater precision.

Automatic Programmes

The supplier also confirms self-running / Auto effects.

This allows the fixture to operate built-in sequences without a controller.

Auto mode can be practical for smaller entertainment environments where:

• Fast setup matters

• A dedicated lighting operator is unavailable

• Detailed programming is unnecessary

The fixture can therefore work both independently and as part of a full DMX show.

Master-Slave Operation

Multiple compatible fixtures can operate through Master-Slave mode.

One fixture runs the selected programme while other linked fixtures follow.

This can create coordinated multi-fixture laser looks across:

• DJ booths

• Club stages

• Wedding stages

• Entertainment venues

For more detailed programming where each eight-eye fixture needs different colours or movement, individual DMX addressing is the preferred method.

Stroboscopic Laser Effects

The product specification includes stroboscopic performance effects.

This gives the operator another way to change the character of the eight RGB beams.

Laser strobe effects can be particularly effective during:

• DJ drops

• Concert transitions

• Artist entrances

• Stage reveals

• Dance performances

The supplier does not publish a numerical strobe rate, so Stagify should not claim a specific Hz range.

120W Rated Fixture Power

The complete fixture is rated at 120W.

This is the electrical figure that should be used when planning event-power requirements.

For example:

• 2 fixtures = approximately 240W

• 4 fixtures = approximately 480W

• 8 fixtures = approximately 960W

These calculations cover the laser fixtures only.

Lighting, audio systems, LED screens, haze machines and other production equipment must also be included when calculating total circuit load.

AC100–240V / 50–60Hz Input

The fixture accepts AC100–240V at 50/60Hz.

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

The exact plug supplied with Stagify inventory should still be physically checked before claiming that the product includes a UAE Type G plug.

Metal Chassis

The fixture uses a metal chassis, providing a rigid enclosure for the laser sources, motors, electronics and cooling system.

This is particularly relevant to rental and touring environments where lighting equipment is frequently:

• Transported

• Installed

• Removed

• Packed

• Stored

The moving components should still be protected during transport.

A fitted flight case is recommended where the fixture will regularly move between events.

Silent Fan Forced Cooling

The specified cooling system uses silent fan forced cooling.

Active cooling helps manage heat generated by the laser modules, motors and control electronics.

Ventilation openings should remain unobstructed during operation.

For installation:

• Allow airflow around the fixture.

• Do not cover ventilation openings.

• Keep the light away from excessive dust.

• Clean ventilation areas periodically.

• Allow the fixture to cool before packing.

6.3KG Net Weight

The confirmed fixture net weight is approximately 6.3 kg.

The packed gross weight is approximately 7.2 kg.

These values should be considered when planning:

• Transport

• Flight cases

• Truss loading

• Mounting hardware

• Warehouse storage

The supplier publishes an inner-box size of approximately:

1100 × 150 × 210 mm

This should be treated as packaging dimensions, not fixture dimensions.

No exact fixture dimensions are published in the technical specification.

Designed for Indoor Use

The exact specification lists the working environment as indoors.

No outdoor IP protection rating is published.

The fixture should therefore not be advertised as:

• Waterproof

• Rain-resistant

• IP65

• Outdoor-rated

For exposed outdoor events, use equipment specifically designed and certified for those conditions.

Best for Multi-Beam Effects, Not Laser Graphics

The 8-eye design serves a different role from a traditional RGB animation laser.

Choose this fixture when the priority is:

• Multiple moving laser beams

• Eight simultaneous outputs

• Dance-floor effects

• Concert aerial effects

• Club lighting

• Sound-responsive beam effects

Choose a dedicated animation laser when the requirement is:

• Logos

• Text

• Detailed graphics

• ILDA programming

• Custom animation

• Complex scanned artwork

No ILDA connection, scanner speed or graphics software compatibility is documented for this exact SKU.

It should therefore be positioned as a multi-beam moving laser effect, not as a graphics projector.

8-Eye Laser vs Single-Aperture RGB Laser

A conventional single-aperture RGB laser focuses its effect through one optical output.

This fixture provides eight.

That makes the 8-eye platform more suitable when the goal is to spread several beams through the performance space at the same time.

Choose 8 EYES when you need:

• Wider multi-beam visual spread

• Multiple aerial lines

• Moving stage effects

• Large visual presence from one fixture

Choose a single animation laser when you need:

• Detailed scanned patterns

• Logo projection

• Graphics

• ILDA programming

The two products serve different jobs within a professional lighting rig.

Not the Same as 8 × 500mW Models

There are higher-output 8-eye lasers on the market using 8 × 500mW sources.

Those are separate hardware platforms.

This exact SKU is documented as:

8 × 100mW RGB

and should not inherit:

• 500mW-per-eye output

• 180° scan figures

• 11/19-channel DMX

• 500W electrical consumption

• Published 450/520/638nm wavelengths

from other visually similar models.

Keeping these specifications separate is important for both technical accuracy and laser safety.

Best For

The 8 EYES RGB Moving Head Laser Light is particularly suitable for:

• Professional DJs

• Nightclubs

• Discos

• Concert stages

• Wedding entertainment

• Dance performances

• Live bands

• Bars and lounges

• Hotel entertainment

• Event-production companies

• AV rental businesses

• Indoor laser shows

What's Included & Compatibility

Core product:

• 1 × 8 EYES RGB Moving Head Laser Light

Compatible with suitable:

• DMX512 lighting controllers

• RDM-capable control systems

• Professional DMX cabling

• Aluminium stage truss

• Rated lighting clamps

• Independent secondary safety attachments

• Controlled haze equipment

• Professional event-power systems

The exact supplier package does not clearly confirm a:

• Clamp

• Safety cable

• DMX cable

• Remote

• Flight case

Do not list those accessories as included unless the actual Stagify stock confirms them.

How Many Laser Outputs Does It Have?

The fixture contains eight RGB laser outputs.

Each source is specified at 100mW on the exact supplier technical table.

What Colours Does the Laser Produce?

The fixture uses RGB laser output, providing red, green and blue colour capability across its multiple laser eyes.

The precise wavelengths are not published for this exact SKU.

What Is the Total Laser Power?

The manufacturer specifies 8 × 100mW RGB laser modules.

Although multiplying the nominal module figures gives 800mW, Stagify should avoid publishing “800mW accessible laser output” unless the manufacturer safety label confirms how total accessible emission is classified and measured.

The safest product specification is therefore 8 × 100mW RGB laser.

Does It Support DMX512?

Yes.

The exact model supports 23-channel DMX512 control.

Does It Support RDM?

Yes.

RDM is listed as a confirmed control mode alongside DMX512.

Can It Operate Without DMX?

Yes.

Confirmed operating modes include:

• Sound / Voice Control

• Auto / Self-running

• Master-Slave

• DMX512

Does It Have Pan and Tilt?

Moving-head operation is confirmed by the exact product description.

However, numerical pan and tilt ranges are not published in the technical table.

Do not add movement degrees from another 8-eye laser model.

Does It Have ILDA?

No ILDA interface is confirmed for this exact SKU.

It should not be advertised as an ILDA animation projector unless the physical fixture or manufacturer manual verifies that functionality.

What Is the Scanner Speed?

No PPS/KPPS scanner-speed specification is published.

Do not copy 20K, 30K or 40K scanner figures from professional animation lasers.

Does It Work on UAE Power?

Yes.

Its AC100–240V / 50–60Hz input range covers UAE 220–240V / 50Hz mains power.

The exact supplied plug type should still be checked on Stagify stock.

Is It Waterproof?

No.

The supplier specifies indoor use, and no IP rating is published.

Use it only in dry, protected environments unless separate manufacturer documentation confirms otherwise.

What Laser Class Is the 8-Eye Fixture?

The exact manufacturer's laser hazard class is not published on the supplier product page.

Each source is specified at 100mW, which is well above the output of ordinary low-power consumer laser pointers.

The product's actual class must be taken from its physical safety label and manufacturer documentation because classification depends on accessible emission and the complete optical system.

Stagify should not invent a Class 3B or Class 4 label solely by adding together the nominal module powers.

Laser Safety Requirements

This is professional laser-show equipment and must be installed accordingly.

Do not deliberately aim hazardous laser beams into audience eye level.

Before operation:

• Check the manufacturer's laser classification label.

• Establish controlled projection zones.

• Keep direct beams away from guests, staff and performers.

• Avoid uncontrolled reflections from mirrors, glass and polished surfaces.

• Mount the fixture using properly rated hardware.

• Add an independent safety attachment for overhead installation.

• Keep unauthorised personnel away from the fixture.

• Use trained laser-show personnel for professional events.

• Confirm venue and local-authority requirements before operation.

Controlled atmospheric haze can improve beam visibility, but greater visibility does not make unsafe beam positioning acceptable.

Laser Shows and Dubai DCAA Approval

Professional laser displays in Dubai may require a Dubai Civil Aviation Authority No Objection Certificate.

Event organisers should confirm applicable approval requirements before operating laser-show equipment, especially where beams may project into open air or potentially affect aviation.

Venue approval should also be obtained before installation.

Professional 8-Eye RGB Laser Lights in the UAE

Stagify supplies laser lights, moving effects and professional stage-lighting equipment across the UAE for DJs, clubs, venues, wedding companies and production businesses.

The 8 EYES model fills a specific role within the laser range: eight 100mW RGB outputs, moving-head effects, 23CH DMX512 and RDM control from one 120W indoor fixture.

Contact Stagify for current availability and to confirm the physical laser-class label, movement range, supplied plug and accessory package before ordering.