Grand Master Light GML SUPER BEAM 300

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Technical Specifications

Fixture typeBeam Moving Head
Light sourcePhilips MSD Platinum 300W discharge lamp
Lamp power300 W
Light source lifetimeUp to 3000 hours
Front lens diameter156 mm
Beam angle0–2°
FocusElectronic focus
Color wheel14 fixed colors + open
Auxiliary color wheelMulti-color wheel
Static gobos13 fixed gobos + open

Documents

GML SUPER BEAM 300 User ManualPDF
On OrderSKU: A46D2FBeam
27 625 UAH

Concept & Optical Performance

GML SUPER BEAM 300 is a rapid-response beam moving head powered by a Philips MSD Platinum 300W discharge lamp rated up to 3,000 hours. A 156mm front optic delivers an ultra-narrow 0–2° solid beam engineered for high-impact aerial beam displays.

Key Functional Features

  • Optics & Focus: 156mm optical lens, electronic focus, frost filter, and smooth 0–100% linear dimming.
  • Color System: 14 fixed colors plus open on the primary wheel, accompanied by an additional multi-color effect wheel.
  • Gobo Engine: static gobo wheel featuring 13 fixed patterns plus open.
  • Prism Package: dual independent rotating prisms (8-facet and 24-facet) producing dense multi-tiered beam arrays.
  • Mechanical & Control: 540° Pan and 270° Tilt with 16-bit resolution, 16 DMX512/RDM channels, LCD display, flame-retardant ABS chassis, 15 kg net weight.

Applications

With its compact 321 × 236 × 538 mm footprint, 15 kg weight, and 350W power consumption, GML SUPER BEAM 300 is tailored for nightclub rigs, concert touring, stage rentals, and live event production.

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Compact Beam moving head powered by a Philips MSD Platinum 300W lamp, featuring a 156mm precision lens, 0–2° beam angle, 14-color wheel, and dual rotating prisms (8-facet + 24-facet) for live stages and nightclub venues.