Variable zoom, smooth color mixing and uniform field coverage—developed for touring productions, theatres, studios, venues and professional lighting installations.
Zoom endpoints, optical field, color architecture, dimming and control depth differ across the family. The current model data below keeps those differences visible instead of applying one configuration to every fixture.
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Variable Zoom
Our Zoom Wash range uses model-specific optical systems. A narrower setting concentrates the field for tighter looks, while a wider setting increases stage, scenery or performer coverage.
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Smooth Color Mixing
Our current family includes RGBW and RGBL platforms with model-specific emitter layouts, channel structures and console profiles.
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Uniform Field
We develop LED alignment, lens geometry and motorized zoom travel together to support controlled wash coverage across each fixture's optical range.
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Stable Dimming and Control
We provide model-specific dimming, strobe, movement and DMX personalities, including individual-cell or zone control on selected fixtures.
Our zoom-development footage shows the optical field changing through motorized lens movement. The close-up photography presents the optical face, heat-management structure and internal assembly used in our product development work.
Optics and zoom
Lens movement changes the projected field from a tighter position to wider coverage. Exact angle endpoints remain model-specific.
Color and dimming
RGBW and RGBL engines use different channel structures. We coordinate dimming, strobe and color behavior with the model-specific control map.
Movement and firmware
Zoom travel, pan, tilt, reset behavior and DMX personalities must match the installed firmware and console profile.
Cooling and housing
The internal views show dedicated heat-sink surfaces, fans and mechanical supports. Thermal performance and enclosure protection are still evaluated per model.
Concert and Touring ApplicationBlue stage wash and aerial lighting
APPLICATIONS
Zoom Wash Applications
We match field coverage, control depth and enclosure protection to the trim height, throw, scenery, camera position and installation distance of the project.
Compare transport weight, mode size, service access and repeatability alongside zoom and color performance before standardizing a fleet.
Concerts and TouringProgrammed stage wash and aerial effectsTheatre and PerformanceLayered coverage for performers and sceneryEntertainment VenuesDynamic wash coverage for live spaces
MODEL COMPARISON
Compare Zoom Wash Models
Compare the published LED, power, color, zoom, control, movement and weight fields for each Aolait model.
Contact our team for the current model configuration and technical file.
AL740WZ fixture assembly and functional testing
AOLAIT DEVELOPMENT AND MANUFACTURING
How Aolait Develops Zoom Wash Fixtures
Aolait has manufactured professional stage lighting since 2013. We combine optical, mechanical, electronic and firmware development with prototype work, assembly, functional inspection and model-specific technical support.
Concept and opticsDefine the field range, LED architecture, lens layout and target control depth before prototype review.
Mechanical and thermalCoordinate yoke, housing, service access, movement and cooling around the optical and electrical package.
Electronics and firmwareDevelop power, motor and control behavior together with the documented DMX personalities.
Prototype approvalReview the sample, source files and agreed golden-sample behavior before production configuration is locked.
Assembly and inspectionCheck movement, color, zoom, controls and continuous operation against the model-specific inspection plan.
Protection and filesApply enclosure or water-related checks only to documented IP models, then prepare the approved manual, channel data and project files.
Direct answers about coverage, color systems, pixel control, environmental status, files and fixture development.
01What is a zoom wash moving head?
A zoom wash moving head is an automated stage fixture that combines pan and tilt movement with a variable optical field. The zoom changes coverage from a tighter field to a wider wash, while the LED engine supplies model-specific color mixing and control.
02How does zoom range affect wash coverage?
A narrower angle concentrates the field over a smaller area, while a wider angle spreads light across more scenery, performers or stage surface. We recommend evaluating edge transition, color consistency and usable output at several zoom positions for the intended venue.
03What is the difference between Zoom Wash and Bee Eye?
Our Zoom Wash family centers on variable coverage and wash performance. Our Bee Eye family uses visible multi-cell optics for pixel and rotating-lens effects. Each Aolait model appears in one primary family for clear comparison.
04What is the difference between Zoom Wash and Wash FX?
Our Zoom Wash fixtures center on adjustable wash coverage. Our Wash FX family uses defined physical architectures: five-head Tornado, linear Moving Bar, Wash + Laser, dual-sided Wash + Strobe and six-, ten- or twelve-head Waver platforms.
05Which color system is available?
Our current range includes RGBW and RGBL platforms. AL1950WX and AL1650WX use RGBL engines, while AL1019WZ, AL740WZ, AL1240WZ and C08 use RGBW engines.
06Do all Zoom Wash models support pixel control?
No. AL740WZ, AL1240WZ, AL1650WX and AL1950WX provide individual main-cell control in extended modes. AL1019WZ and C08 use three RGBW control zones. Our team can match the DMX mode and channel footprint to the programming workflow.
07Which models are suitable for outdoor use?
Our IP-rated Zoom Wash models display their protection level on the product page. AL1650WX is an IP65 Zoom Wash fixture, while AL1019WZ, AL1240WZ and C08 are IP20 indoor models. Our team helps match enclosure protection, connectors, cabling and operating conditions to the project.
08Are DMX charts and manuals available?
Yes. We provide model-specific manuals, DMX channel information and available fixture files for our current products. Our technical team also supports firmware, channel-mode and console-profile matching for project programming.
Yes. We support OEM and ODM work covering product requirements, optics, mechanics, electronics, firmware, branding, labels, packaging, documentation and sample approval.
10How should rental teams select a Zoom Wash model?
Start with throw distance, required field sizes, color workflow and control depth. Then compare weight, power, fan behavior, movement, service access, profile compatibility and documentation. Test the current production sample and lock the firmware, mode and inspection criteria before fleet approval.
DISCUSS YOUR ZOOM WASH REQUIREMENTS
Define the Zoom Wash Platform for Your Project
Share the application, throw distance, required coverage, control workflow, quantity and destination. Aolait will confirm the current model configuration, available technical files and quotation.
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