Integrated Lighting System (ILS) is a complete lighting ecosystem technology that provides an advanced, coordinated light show across multiple fixture types Any Chauvet light with “ILS” at the end of its name is compatible with this system. If you connect via DMX cable, normal rules apply and you can connect up to 32 fixtures. Use the supplied RF remote control to trigger the integrated shows without the need for line of sight

Light source Laser: 650 nm/80 mW (red) laser diode, 520 nm/30 mW (green) laser diode, 450 nm/80 mW (blue) laser diodeHowever, the Gear4music extended warranty scheme provides an enhanced service, and is designed to offer a higher level of protection than many 'free' warranties offered by some retailers and manufacturers. So, with ILS fixtures, you can keep expanding your rig without the worry of complicated DMX programming. That’s something most people don’t want to deal with! Easily control from the display, IRC-6, wireless footswitch or DMX to take your gig to a higher level Across the front panel of the GigBAR Move you’ll find the four white/UV strobe LEDs which are a nice addition, if you like that sort of thing. To be honest, I’m not a massive fan of strobes and I never really use them. The good news is that if you share my dislike of strobing, you can dive into the settings and turn this effect off easily and just let the other elements work together to create an exciting light show.

Laser) 638 nm/30mW (red) laser diode, 520 nm/20 mW (green) laser diode, 450 nm/ 50 mW (blue) laser diode Moving onto the laser, again it’s the same 130mW unit found on the GigBAR 2. Its cluster-style output has long been a mobile DJ favourite but is widely hated by photographers due to the thousands of red and green dots projected everywhere! It’s worth noting that, as you can adjust the vertical angle of the laser, it could easily be positioned such that it could hit guests in their eyes. Obviously, this isn’t a good idea, so I’d recommend pointing it up at the ceiling as opposed to directly down onto the dance floor. Illuminance: (nominal value): 1,205 lux @ 2 m (per nominal value), (moving head): 1056 lux @ 2 m (per head), (stroboscope): 86 lux @ 2 m (per zone)

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Adjustable red and green laser scatters hundreds of bright dots and beams in all the right directions

The most significant advancement of this latest version is right there in its name, the addition of a pair of moving heads. That’s right folks, actual moving heads on a GigBAR! Now, you would think this would add to the weight somewhat but no, according to the specs, it’s a little bit lighter than the GigBAR 2 at 10.7kg, which I think is incredible.moving head): 9 + offen, geteilte Farben, kontinuierliches Scrollen mit variablen Geschwindigkeiten The inclusion of the wireless, battery-powered foot controller AND the IRC-6 hand-held remote in the box make control super easy. However, for ULTIMATE control, you may want to dive deeper into controlling the GigBAR Move through DMX. I’ll be honest, it’s not for the faint-hearted, requiring 35 channels to allow you to control each of the lighting units independently with maximum flexibility. You may prefer the 17-channel option, which allows you to control each type of effect grouped together. Finally, there’s also a much simpler 3-channel mode where you can access all the built-in shows and programs without having to use the foot controller or IRC-6 handheld remote.