X2 Fat Beam Power Selector

X2 Fat Beam Power Selector

Matching beam power to a room is easier when the only real difference is the laser module inside one compact body. The X2 platform is a single-output fat beam laser light offered as two builds, and this selector walks through which one fits your venue — short throws in KTV rooms and small bars usually point to the 500 mW option, while a wider club floor is where the 2W RGB beam laser build earns its place. Compare the published figures, then read the room and throw table to land on a model before you ask for a quote.

X2  500mW/2W RGB Fat Beam laser,Lightful Laser
X2-W500 and X2-W2000 share one fixture body.

X2-W500 and X2-W2000, side by side

Every value below is published on the X2 product page. The two options are the same fixture; what changes is the laser module and the configuration code that goes with it.

Specification X2-W500 X2-W2000
Description 500mW RGB Beam laser 2W RGB Beam laser
Configuration W500C (R200+G100+B200) W2000C (R500+G400+B1200)
Colour RGB RGB
Effect One beam RGB effect One beam RGB effect
Channel 7CH 7CH
Control modes Auto / master-slave / DMX512 Auto / master-slave / DMX512
Control interface 3-pin DMX512 3-pin DMX512
Operating voltage AC100–240V, 50/60Hz AC100–240V, 50/60Hz
Power consumption 35W or less 35W or less
Working temperature 0°C to 35°C 0°C to 35°C
Application Disco, clubs, KTV, pub, bar, family party Disco, clubs, KTV, pub, bar, family party
Packing size 38.5 × 28 × 43 cm (4-in-1) 38.5 × 28 × 43 cm (4-in-1)
N.W. / G.W. 4 kg / 6.5 kg 4 kg / 6.5 kg

Both builds are quote-based; no price is published on the product page. Bring the table to your RFQ so the model code and quantity are unambiguous.

X2 RGB fat beam laser shown in detail

What the single-beam format means for your rig

The X2 is not a multi-aperture bar or a scanning head — it puts out one beam, in RGB. That shapes the design question more than any single number does.

Beam count is a fixture decision Because each unit produces one beam with an RGB effect, a four-beam look means four fixtures. Plan positions and quantities before you plan channels.
Colour comes from the module, not a filter RGB output is controlled electronically, so a colour change is a programming change. Whether you drive it from a console or from auto play, the look stays repeatable.
One channel footprint across both builds Both options are listed at 7 channels. That means a rig can mix 500 mW and 2 W units without re-planning the controller layout around two different fixtures.

Room, ceiling height and throw: which build fits

Read across the row that matches your room. The recommendation column only ever points at the two published X2 options — there is no third tier to guess at.

Venue type Typical ceiling Typical throw Recommended build Why it fits
KTV room / private booth Under 3 m Under 5 m X2-W500 A private room is short and enclosed, and KTV is one of the listed applications. The 500 mW build is the entry option for that kind of space.
Small bar / pub 3–4 m 5–8 m X2-W500 Bar and pub rooms are both on the published application list. Short throws keep the single beam readable without stacking power.
Club floor 4–6 m 8–15 m X2-W2000 Longer sightlines across a dance floor are where the higher configuration (R500+G400+B1200) is the more sensible starting point.
Large hall / long room 6 m and above 15 m and above X2-W2000 At long throw you are usually planning several units rather than one, so the 2 W build keeps the beam consistent across the room.
Rental stock / multi-venue Varies Varies Both Shared 7-channel layout, shared interface and one packing size make the two builds easy to keep in the same flight case and the same show file.

How to measure your throw before choosing

Throw is the straight-line distance from the fixture position to the surface or floor area you want the beam to read against — not the room length. Measure it with the rig hung at working height, then match that figure to the row above. Ceiling and throw bands here are planning guidance for typical venue layouts, not published product limits, so confirm the final choice with a haze test in the actual room.

Control, power and shipping before you order

Four things worth settling with your integrator or installer while the model choice is still open.

Control fallback

Auto, master-slave or DMX512

All three modes are published for both builds. Auto and master-slave let a venue run the fixture without a console on duty; DMX512 hands it to a controller when there is one. Decide which mode the room will actually use on a normal night, not just on show nights.

Cabling

3-pin DMX512 interface

The published interface is 3-pin DMX512 at 7 channels per fixture. Check what your existing cabling and controller outputs are before you finalise the order, so adapters are not an afterthought on install day.

Environment

0°C to 35°C working range

The published working temperature is 0°C to 35°C, which points to climate-controlled indoor rooms. If the fixture position sits near a door, a terrace or uncontrolled heat, flag it in the quote request.

Freight

4 kg net, 6.5 kg gross, 4-in-1 carton

Packing is listed at 38.5 × 28 × 43 cm in a 4-in-1 carton. Use those figures for truss loading and freight maths when you quote a multi-unit rig rather than a single fixture.

Turn the model choice into a quote

Pricing for the X2 is handled by request, so the fastest route is to arrive with a model code, a quantity and a room description.

1

Fix the model. Use the room and throw table to choose X2-W500, X2-W2000, or a mix of both for a multi-venue rig.

2

Add each line to the quote list. The product page carries Get The Latest Quote, Add to Quote List and View Quote List, so several models can sit in one request.

3

Send the Request More Details form with your name, email and message, plus the verification code — include venue type, throw distance and unit count.

Talk to the team directly

  • Emailjulia@laserlightful.com
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Frequently Asked Questions

what is the difference between x2-w500 and x2-w2000?

they are the same compact single-beam fixture fitted with a different laser module. x2-w500 is listed as a 500 mw rgb beam laser with the w500c configuration (r200+g100+b200); x2-w2000 is listed as the 2 w version with the w2000c configuration (r500+g400+b1200). the remaining published specifications are shared by both.

which x2 model suits a small bar or ktv room?

the smaller indoor applications on the product page — ktv, pub, bar and family party — map most directly to the 500 mw build, because short throws and low ceilings do not call for the higher-power module. use the room and throw table on this page as planning guidance, then confirm with a haze test in the actual room.

how many dmx channels does each x2 fixture use?

each fixture is listed at 7 channels with a 3-pin dmx512 control interface. both model options share that channel count and interface, so a rig can be planned around a single channel footprint even when the two builds are mixed.

can the x2 run without a lighting console?

yes. the published control modes are auto, master-slave and dmx512. auto play runs without a console, master-slave lets one fixture drive the others, and dmx512 hands control to a desk or software when one is available.

what power and operating conditions does the x2 require?

the published figures are ac100–240v at 50/60hz, with power consumption of 35w or less, and a working temperature range of 0°c to 35°c. that range points to climate-controlled indoor venues rather than exposed outdoor positions.

how do i get a price or request a quote?

no price is published on the product page. open the x2 page and use get the latest quote or add to quote list, or send the request more details form with your name, email and message. the team is also reachable by email, wechat and whatsapp for project quantities.