Used Philips Selecon SPX range
Used Philips Selecon SPX range luminaires are professional ERS (ellipsoidal reflector spotlight) fixtures designed to fully exploit the output of compact filament 800W tungsten halogen lamps, available in Zoomspot and Fixed Beam configurations. Second-hand units offer access to a range built around superior efficiency, precise beam control and a premium optical package. Browse the used Selecon SPX range listings available below to find the model that suits your application.
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Philips Selecon SPX range specifications
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About the Philips Selecon SPX range
The Philips Selecon SPX range is an ERS luminaire line offered in 15-35 degree and 25-50 degree Zoomspot variants, plus Fixed Beam models at 14, 19, 26, 36 and 50 degrees. Built around 800W compact filament tungsten halogen sources, the range delivers up to 63% more light and up to 27% better efficiency compared to the industry benchmark at the time of its introduction. A premium optical lens package comes as standard, producing crisp white light free from colour cast. Drop-in interchangeable lens tubes, sharp shutter cuts and a precision central planetary gear for Peak-to-Flat light distribution control are core features. A unique integral shutter clamp locks all four shutters after focusing, full 360-degree beam and shutter rotation with indexing aids repeatability, and a compartmentalised heat management system directs heat away from the lamp.
Philips Selecon SPX range — buyer FAQs
What is the Philips Selecon SPX range and what lamp does it use?
The Philips Selecon SPX range is a line of ERS (ellipsoidal reflector spotlight) luminaires built around compact filament 800W tungsten halogen lamps. It is available as Zoomspot models covering 15-35 degree and 25-50 degree beam angles, and as Fixed Beam models at 14, 19, 26, 36 and 50 degrees. The range was the first ERS designed to fully exploit the output and manage the high heat of that lamp generation.
What efficiency and output gains does the SPX range offer compared to the industry benchmark?
The SPX range delivers up to 63% more light output and up to 27% better efficiency than the industry benchmark at the time of its introduction. A compartmentalised heat management system exhausts heat away from the lamp to maintain performance, and a premium optical lens package is included as standard, producing white light described as free from colour cast or hue.
What beam control features are built into the Selecon SPX Zoomspot models?
Zoomspot models offer a drop-in interchangeable lens tube system and a precision central planetary gear that adjusts Peak-to-Flat light distribution, shifting between a smooth flat output for gobo projection and a high-intensity peak for stage washes. All four shutters are locked after focusing by an integral shutter clamp, and full 360-degree beam and shutter rotation with indexing allows settings to be recorded and repeated accurately.
Who makes the Selecon SPX range and how does it fit into the wider brand?
The Selecon SPX range is made by Philips, which brings together the Selecon, Vari-Lite, Strand Lighting and Showline brands under Signify (formerly Philips Lighting) of the Netherlands. Collectively those brands cover automated moving lights, theatrical and stage luminaires, and dimming and control systems for theatre, touring and broadcast. The SPX sits within Selecon's theatrical ERS offering.
What should I check when buying a used Selecon SPX luminaire?
Confirm which model variant you are buying, as beam angle and configuration differ across the Zoomspot and Fixed Beam versions. Check that the lens tube is present and undamaged, that all four shutters move freely and lock correctly, and that the tilt lock and planetary gear control function without slippage. Used units carry a 21-day warranty on major functional faults through 10K Used; full guidance is in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
