Algam Lighting SPECTRUM 1500 RGB - POLYCHROME LASER GREEN RED BLUE
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Essential Information About the SPECTRUM1500RGB Laser Projector
Essential Information About the SPECTRUM1500RGB Laser Projector
- Triple RGB source (red 638 nm, green 520 nm, blue 450 nm) for dense beams, pure colors, and precise mixing, ideal for light shows.
- 2000 built-in effects ready to use: tunnels, waves, geometric patterns, and "graphic" traces for instant staging.
- Flexible control in Auto, Musical, or DMX mode with 6/11/34 channel profiles, plus ILDA interface input/output for advanced software control.
- Class 4 Laser with safety key, interlock, and compliance with EN60825-1:2014, reserved for professional show and display use.
Manufacturer Information
Algam Lighting
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Designed for Stage, Events, and Fixed Installations
With its compact aluminum chassis and 20Kpps scanner motorization, the SPECTRUM1500RGB excels wherever beam structuring is desired: concert stages, clubs, music bars, DJ booths, dance floors, as well as laser mapping on stage backdrops or fashion show scenography. Its internal programs allow for the deployment of immersive "tunnels," rhythmic waves, and sharp geometric patterns in seconds, perfectly visible in smoke.
For public venues, its IP20 rating is suitable for indoor installations, and its low power consumption of 50 W facilitates integration into existing lighting grids, both for mobile gigs and fixed setups. The ILDA input/output opens the door to synchronized shows with the rest of your rig and precise vector tracing.
Who Is This Laser Projector For?
The SPECTRUM1500RGB is aimed at mobile DJs, lighting technicians, event providers, club and theater operators, as well as AV integrators seeking a versatile, reliable, and quick-to-deploy RGB laser. Its bank of 2000 presets will delight those who want spectacular looks without complex programming, while the DMX/ILDA/Musical trio will appeal to creatives seeking more advanced lighting design.
Given its Class 4 classification, operation must be entrusted to trained professionals, with implementation of safety devices (key, interlock, safety zones, ignition procedures) and strict compliance with current standards. Never point the beam at the audience.
Technical specifications
| Type of use | Evening, Event, Stage | Color | Black |
| Total source power | 1.5 W | Index of protection (IP) | IP20 |
| Category | Laser | Weight | 2.25 kg |
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Questions frequently asked
Algam Lighting Spectrum 1500 RGB: what control modes are available?
Control is available in Auto, Music, and DMX modes, with profiles of 6, 11, or 34 channels. DMX connectors use 3-pin XLR format, while the ILDA input/output allows software control for vector graphics.
Is this RGB laser suitable for club or stage installation?
Its IP20 rating designates it exclusively for indoor installations. With a power consumption of 50 W, an aluminum chassis, and a weight of 2.25 kg, it fits on a stage, club, or event lighting rig.
How many internal programs does it offer?
An internal bank of 2000 programs includes tunnels, waves, geometric patterns, and animated graphics.
How smooth are the laser drawings of the Spectrum 1500 RGB?
The 20Kpps scanner controls mirror movement to produce circles, grids, and geometric drawings. The source combines 638 nm, 520 nm, and 450 nm diodes, for a combined indicative power of about 1.47 W.
What precautions are necessary with this Class 4 laser?
Operation must be carried out by trained professionals. Implementation requires the use of the key, interlock, safety zones, and ignition procedures in compliance with regulations. The beam must never be directed at the audience.
