Used Robe ColorSpot 1200 AT
Used Robe ColorSpot 1200 AT moving head spot fixtures are available on 10K Used, offering a 1200W short arc discharge source, 24 or 32 DMX control channels, and Art-Net Ethernet connectivity in a second-hand professional lighting unit. Scroll down to browse current listings from sellers around the world.
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Robe ColorSpot 1200 AT specifications
| Brand | Robe |
| Segment | Lighting |
About the Robe ColorSpot 1200 AT
The Robe ColorSpot 1200 AT is a professional moving head spot luminaire powered by a 1200W short arc discharge lamp on a GY22 base, with Philips MSR 1200 SA as the approved lamp model and a magnetic ballast. It operates across 208, 230 and 250V at 50/60Hz, drawing 1600VA at 230V. Control runs via USITT DMX-512 with RDM support across three DMX modes offering 24 or 32 channels, plus an Art-Net Ethernet port, locking 3-pin and 5-pin XLR data connections, and stand-alone operation with three editable programmes of up to 99 steps each. Pan and tilt resolution is 16-bit, with 8 or 16-bit gobo indexing, prism indexing and dimmer control. The unit weighs 51.5kg and is rated for ambient temperatures up to 40°C.
Robe ColorSpot 1200 AT — buyer FAQs
What is the Robe ColorSpot 1200 AT and what lamp does it use?
The Robe ColorSpot 1200 AT is a professional moving head spot luminaire built around a 1200W short arc discharge lamp on a GY22 base, with the Philips MSR 1200 SA as the approved lamp model. It runs a magnetic ballast and is wired for 208, 230 or 250V at 50/60Hz, drawing 1600VA at 230V. The unit weighs 51.5kg and operates in ambient temperatures up to 40°C.
How many DMX channels does the ColorSpot 1200 AT use and what control options does it offer?
The ColorSpot 1200 AT offers three DMX control modes running either 24 or 32 channels under the USITT DMX-512 protocol with RDM support. Addressing is handled via the Robe Navigation System with a blue and white LCD display. It also carries an Art-Net Ethernet port, locking 3-pin and 5-pin XLR data connections, and stand-alone operation with three editable programmes of up to 99 steps each.
What gobo and prism specifications should buyers know about the second-hand ColorSpot 1200 AT?
The ColorSpot 1200 AT uses rotating dichroic glass gobos with an outside diameter of 37.3mm and an image diameter of 31.5mm, made from high-temperature borofloat glass with dichroic or enhanced aluminium coating. Standard glass gobos measure 37.0mm outside diameter. Prism and effects slots accept components up to 47mm in diameter, with up to 5mm thickness in rotating slots and up to 8mm at the centre.
Who makes the ColorSpot 1200 AT and where does it fit in the range?
The ColorSpot 1200 AT is made by Robe Lighting, a Czech manufacturer of moving lights and entertainment fixtures founded in 1994 and based in Roznov pod Radhostem. Robe designs moving heads, LED fixtures, followspots and related products for concerts, theatre, television and live events, with worldwide distribution. The ColorSpot 1200 AT sits at the higher end of the spot range, reflecting its 1200W source and full feature set.
What should I check when buying a used Robe ColorSpot 1200 AT?
Verify the condition of the Philips MSR 1200 SA lamp and the magnetic ballast, as replacements add cost. Confirm the DMX mode configuration (24 or 32 channels) suits your rig, and check that the Art-Net port and locking XLR connectors are fully functional. At 51.5kg the unit is heavy, so inspect the yoke and pan/tilt mechanics carefully. Each listing on 10K Used carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full detail is in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
