Chauvet DJ Sentinel Spot Q60 ILS Moving Head

£349.00

The Chauvet DJ Sentinel Spot Q60 ILS Moving Head from Chauvet DJ is in our Moving Head Lights selection. Check the details, for full features and availability for UK fast delivery – Read More.

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Description

The Chauvet DJ Sentinel Spot Q60 ILS is a compact moving head spot for DJs venues and event setups needing sharp beams and pattern effects. It uses a 60W RGBW LED to produce bright focused output paired with rotating gobos that let you project shapes and textures across your space. This adds more visual interest than a standard wash fixture making it ideal for dancefloors and stage lighting.Built-in wireless DFI allows you to send DMX or ILS signals without extra cables helping keep your setup clean and quick to manage. The full-colour LCD screen keeps navigation simple so you can access settings and make adjustments easily. Totem mode keeps the beam directed where it is needed giving consistent coverage during busy events.

About the manufacturer

Chauvet DJ

Chauvet DJ is Chauvet’s DJ and event-lighting range, covering effects, moving fixtures, wash lights, lasers, fog machines and control. The Stage Lights catalogue includes Hurricane machines, Nimbus, Obey controllers, pinspots and Funfetti. Compare output, control, coverage, consumables and setup time for parties, mobile DJs and venues.

More info about this Product

Moving Head Lights

Moving head lights use motorised pan and tilt to direct beams, spots, washes or effects around a venue. Compare light source, movement range, beam angle, colour and gobo systems, zoom, focus, DMX channel modes, noise and mounting requirements for the intended room and show.

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ILS

Supports Chauvet DJ Integrated Lighting System control, allowing compatible fixtures to be coordinated through an ILS controller while retaining their normal standalone or DMX capabilities.

Spot

A moving-head mode or design intended to project a controlled pool, gobo or pattern. Focus, gobos, prisms and zoom determine how precisely the image can be shaped.