How much programming detail?
Use 11CH for the default control route, then consider 23CH or 30CH when the show needs finer movement and effect separation.
Six-Head Laser Bar Control Check
A RGB moving head laser bar needs more than a wattage comparison. For the Y6, review head count, channel mode, movement range, and venue conditions before quoting a professional laser bar for indoor events.
Technical Lock Points
| Model family | Y6-RGB2200 / Y6-R3000 / Y6-B3000 / Y6-G600 |
|---|---|
| Descriptions | 2.2W RGB laser bar, 3W red laser bar, 3W blue laser bar, or 0.6W green laser bar |
| RGB configuration | R638-500 x 2pcs / G530-100 x 2pcs / B445-500 x 2pcs |
| Rated voltage | AC100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | ≤180W |
| Laser color | RGB / Red / Green / Blue options |
| Beam diameter | 15 mm |
| Rotation | Y-axis 240 degrees; each head 140 degrees |
| Channel | 11 channels by default, with 23CH and 30CH options |
| Control mode | Sound, automatic, DMX512, master-slave |
| Scan system | 7 pieces 42 high torque stepper motor |
| Application | Indoor small and medium events |
Control Planning
Channel mode, movement geometry, and show environment should be settled before a lighting team compares package price or quantities.
Use 11CH for the default control route, then consider 23CH or 30CH when the show needs finer movement and effect separation.
Six independently moving heads, 240-degree Y-axis travel, and 140-degree head movement affect how wide and dynamic the scene can feel.
Plan around dry, less dusty conditions at 0 to 35 degrees Celsius, with the application positioned for indoor small and medium events.
Event Fit
The Y6 is positioned for DJ events, indoor parties, clubs, and small to medium venues where moving beams, sound activation, and DMX integration matter.
RFQ Inputs
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Control Reading
These Lightful Laser articles keep the next review focused on channel options, six-head movement, and DMX512 control decisions.
Clarify how channel depth changes the way a moving head laser bar is specified.
Read articleReview why head count and movement angle shape coverage and visual rhythm.
Read articleUse the control comparison to align DMX512 workflow with fixture expectations.
Read articleProcurement FAQ
The Y6 is built with six independently moving laser heads for multi-directional beam movement.
The Y6 specification pairs 240-degree Y-axis movement with 140-degree movement for each head.
The Y6 uses 11 channels by default, with 23-channel and 30-channel options for more detailed control planning.
The Y6 supports sound, automatic, DMX512, and master-slave control modes, so the intended show workflow should be confirmed before quotation.
Y6 options include Y6-RGB2200 as a 2.2W RGB laser bar, plus 3W red, 3W blue, and 0.6W green versions.
The Y6 is positioned for indoor small and medium events, with a dry, less dusty operating requirement at 0 to 35 degrees Celsius.