ADJ - Vizi Beam CMY

With its tight 2° beam angle, 310 W motor and CMY colour mixing, the ADJ Vizi Beam CMY is clearly aimed at lighting designers looking for a powerful yet flexible fixture. It uses an Osram Sirius HRI 310W PRO lamp with a long life (6000 h), perfectly calibrated for sharp, piercing, dynamic beams, whether at festivals, on tour or in clubs.

Virtual CMY mixing is complemented by a wheel of 14 dichroic colours including CTO, CTB and UV. Fades, gradients and multi-colour effects can be created with total fluidity, and even several half-colours can be combined thanks to the indexable mode. The result is a rich, vivid and totally controllable palette, without the limitations of a simple gel wheel.

The Vizi Beam CMY goes even further with its two rotating prism wheels (16 circular facets and 6 linear facets), which can be activated simultaneously. Combined with a frost filter, they enable you to switch from a striking beam to a wash effect in an instant. The 17 static gobos (including 4 beam reducers) enhance this versatility, with integrated shake effects and rapid transition.

When it comes to movement, this lyre is remarkably responsive. Thanks to its high-speed three-phase pan/tilt motors, it handles axis changes with fluidity and precision. The orientation is fine, up to 16 bits, allowing precise positioning even in the most complex shows. Mechanical pan/tilt locking ensures safe transport and set-up during shows.

Designed for professionals, it features 20 or 24 channel DMX control, RDM compatible and wireless thanks to the integrated Aria X2 module. Control is via an easy-to-read colour LCD screen. Power is supplied via lockable waterproof connectors, compatible with daisy-chaining. And all this in a format weighing less than 18 kg, easily integrated into a flight thanks to the Omega brackets supplied.

Ideal for lighting designers, touring companies, premium clubs and TV productions, the Vizi Beam CMY combines everything you'd expect from a modern spotlight: ultra-clear beam, CMY mixing, combinable prisms, dynamic gobos, wireless control, motorised focus... It's a servo-controlled lyre cut out for ambitious shows.