LED Stage Wash Light Bar: RGB+Amber 4IN1 24LEDs Color Chasing - Wash Lighting Effects - DMX Sound Activated Control by DJ Party Planner - Uplights for Events Wedding Music Show Stage Band Performance

This (40’’ 96W 24LED) light bar is very good. It's got a sturdy build and provides a bright wash of color to a wall or behind a DJ facade. It has DMX, master slave mode or you can just plug it in and use it on sound active (as shown in video) You can choose from a selection of speed variations. It comes with two end brackets that allow you to tilt and mount the bar. I usually just set it on the floor and angle it to whichever direction is needed. I've used this light several times and it's just really easy to transport and easy to use. This is a no-fuss light! I already anticipate using this for next year's Halloween display and will probably purchase a second one because the price is a good value. I've bought 7 or 8 products from this company over the years and they are all still working perfectly. My son wanted to "borrow" it for a party at his fraternity. Nope!

The lights are good looking and seem to be well built , I have several and this is a replacement for one I bought about a year and a half ago. I had one out of four to stop working , it turns on you can go all thru the programming but when you hit the last enter , it comes on flashes a couple times and shuts off . But considering the price . This is my fifth one so 4 outta 5 not bad

While waiting for my product, the LaluceNatz 40” 96W 24LEDs Stage Lights RGBA” to arrive, I developed a series of questions that I wanted answered. Size, construction, appearance, brightness, and could this thing be a fire hazard? The size question went out the window when the item arrived, this is some serious lighting. Roughly measured 2.5 X 2.5 X 39.5 inches, this thing is big. If a concern for wash lighting is that it only illuminates a small area this coverage area is huge. Another concern were the mounts. I had seen where other manufactures of similar items had used plastic that many times didn’t even make it through shipping. LaluceNatz uses all metal, easy to attach and to adjust. There is a minor issue if you attempt to rotate the unit at an angle where an end screw causes the mounting bracket to not set flush. I worry that it may cause the bracket to bend if you have to tighten it too much. My unit also appears to have a slight manufacturing defect. It would appear to me that the LED faceplate is a little too long and does not fit into the body of the unit properly. I could forcibly push in one side only to have it pop out on the other. While it has no effect on the units operation the fact that the lens on the LED has a depressed center section makes me wonder if it would become a dust collector if this unit was ever installed for an extended period of time. Other than that the unit is beautiful and well made. Intelligent design of the item puts the controls at 90 degrees to the LED face, allows the user to adjust settings without having to pick the item up repeatedly. They are clearly labeled and the orientation is correct. “You don’t have to stand on your head to read them.” Having a power out allows you to daisy chain up to 10 units as well as having a fuse to protect itself. The fuse also helps with my hazard question but more to the point. Many times you will not use mounting brackets for wash lights; you need to get in and out of a venue as fast as you can so you just throw them on the floor in front of a wall. My primary concern was what would happen IF, you put this unit on some low pile carpet and blocked a fan that was intended to cool the unit, especially since this thing is cranking out 96 watts of power, while LED’s themselves generally run cool to the touch the electronics that converts and controls the electricity can get warm, if not hot. I was pleased to find that the overall metal construction acted as a heat sink and no fan was needed at all. I set the unit to static color 15 and let it run for several hours, it was using from between 82 to 84 watts of power. It increased in temperature from the ambient of 76.5 to 135 at the center of the unit. The center of the unit had the highest temperature reading while the ends fell from 10 to 20. I did notice that once I disconnected it and reconnected it in the area that I was going to do the DMX testing that it would only flash and had to cool down to below 100 before it became operational again. Further testing with illumination not as bright or on constantly ran at much cooler temps. For DMX testing, I am using a software platform called Lumidesk and a SUSHI-DS controller. Overall I found that using 9 channels worked the best for me but each setup presents new and unique differences. For example using 58 channels a person could control the LED’s in groups of three, the entire bar could have a completely different setup with some being sound active others strobing others static in color. The possibilities seem endless. With the versatility and brightest of the unit it could very easily replace par or can lights in a lighting setup. Having two units mounted vertically on each side of the DJ booth could look awesome. I had multiple videos of the different configurations but was only allowed to upload one.

I absolutely love it! I’m not kidding I’m not being bias, because If I was, I’d be ADJ only! 😄 But I really do like this bar light. Ok let’s talk about the negatives because that’s why you’re really reading this. 😄 One of the problems I have with it, the LEDs are in groups of 3, when your going for a eye candy or pixel effects it just doesn’t look right. Its workable though, but I think it would TOP if each and every LED was controlled. Also I didn’t see the setting to turn off the LED display. I might if just missed it but I’ll probably put some tape to black it out. That’s the only problems I have with it. Here’s what I like. It’s bright, there’s no doubt it’s bright! I’m seriously thinking about mounting this thing on our vehicle, but I would have to take it off when it would rain. 🤷🏻‍♂️😂 lets just say, it’s the best police light ever! 😂 The DMX works very well haven’t had a problem with it yet. Also they have so many different DMX channel modes, that’s so nice to have for ever situation. I haven’t see it over heat or anything I left it running for a long time and then strobing for a while and it ran like a champ. Having RGBA is always cool! When they come out with Hex I’m all over it. 😄👌🏻 So over all I love it. They’re really cool when you mount them vertical and use them as an audio level, for an effect. Super flexible and have a lot of potential. I’ll probably use it in my Christmas Light Show this year. Oh one other thing, I love the AC USA outlet on the unit. It’s normal a female IEC/Power Con connection and lets be honest no one has one of those. So that’s a really nice feature.

This light is really cool! I got one of these and it’s really bright, it’s 96 watts which is totally cool for the price, it has lots of features and programs. I was able to wash out my entire living room with this and 2 of these could easily wash out a stage or even as big as a venue. This light is also really cool for uplighting. It’s definitely worth every penny and you should definitely get this light.

Super unreliable, do not buy! When they work they are nice and bright but they are incredibly unreliable. Of the 6 my theater bought, 1 wouldn’t power on at all, 1 went crazy when in DMX (randomly flickering lights as well as the display), and one of them had a bad red channel. Replaced the DOA one with a new one (although the package appeared opened like it was a return) that worked for a few weeks before dying. The other 3 worked well for a few months and then one by one started to randomly change color, not follow DMX commands, or just turn off. Tried swapping DMX and power cables to little improvement. Everything was so inconsistent that I’m not really sure if anything helped or not. Eventually took all out of service and trashed. Waste of time and money. DO NOT BUY! -Great Star Theater San Francisco, CA

The 24x4 bar light looked to be a good value for the money, but there was some issue with the color variations between sections. The 24 LEDs are grouped into eight sections of three lights. When I set the overall color to a reddish-pink color, I could see a noticeable variation in two of the eight sections. My intended useage was to use the fixture as a truss mounted, downward-aimed stage backlight where the color differences would have been very noticeable. Also, in my testing, i noticed some odd behavior where it would quickly go black for a split second. I could see the display panel when this happened and the display indicated the light was switching from a DMX setting (addr) to a color mode (r.b.g.). This happened while running the fixture on DMX from my Chamsis QuickQ10 console. The console does not don’t exhibit this issue on on other lights. I also swapped my connection with three other known good DMX cables, and still saw the fixture showing the same momentary drop outs. So, I might have tried to live with the color issues, but the dropouts were a deal breaker, and I returned it. Overall the light looks well built for the money and the built in programming looks cool. Maybe I just got a bad one.

I bought this unit on May 13, 2020 and have been enjoying it. Today, I started changing the menu followed by the up and down buttons and pushed the enter button . The light changed for a few seconds and stopped with a reading of "80fc", I unplugged the electrical cord and it came back repeatedly with an 80fc message. No lights. There must be an easy way to fix this. Please help. I will give this unit a five stars once it has been fixed. Here's an update. Lalucenatz rep responded swiftly and resolved my issue. I am back enjoying my wash lights. It's an excellent product. I am getting another unit so folks, go buy i! Kudos to the reps in their commitment to excellent Customer Service Satisfaction program! Well done! I am now giving this product 5 stars! From Frisco Fred