Used Philips Selecon – Aurora range
Used Philips Selecon Aurora range luminaires are professional flood lighting fixtures designed to deliver a powerful, even 90-degree beam for smoothly illuminating cycloramas, scrims and back cloths up to 9.0m high. Available as single units or multi-way linear battens, second-hand Aurora fixtures are a practical choice for stage and studio lighting rigs. Scroll down to browse current used listings available now.
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Philips Selecon – Aurora range specifications
| Brand | Philips |
| Segment | Lighting |
About the Philips Selecon – Aurora range
The Philips Selecon Aurora range provides a 90-degree even flood beam engineered to uniformly illuminate cycloramas, scrims and back cloths. Extruded aluminium reflectors guarantee consistent performance from luminaire to luminaire. The range includes single luminaires, 3-way and 4-way linear battens, and 4-way square battens, with many units available with pole operation tilt. Connector options cover socapex or Wieland multi-connectors with in/out options, or 2.4m cable tails. Barndoors are available to reduce glare and shape the beam. A spring-hinged cover on the colour filter holder blocks light spill and allows relamping without breaking focus. Robust construction combines aluminium extrusions with formed sheet steel panels, and a proven tilt lock clamp or pole-operated screw provides secure focus lock-off.
Philips Selecon – Aurora range — buyer FAQs
What is the Philips Selecon Aurora range used for?
The Philips Selecon Aurora range is designed to evenly flood-light cycloramas, scrims and back cloths. Its 90-degree beam is engineered to illuminate surfaces up to 9.0m high with smooth, consistent coverage. The extruded aluminium reflectors guarantee uniform output from unit to unit, making the range well suited to stage and studio environments where even wash lighting across a large backdrop is required.
Who makes the Selecon Aurora range and how does it fit within the broader brand?
The Aurora range is made by Selecon, a brand that operates under Philips entertainment lighting, now part of Signify of the Netherlands. Philips entertainment lighting brings together Selecon alongside other brands covering theatrical luminaires, automated moving lights, dimming and control for theatre, touring and broadcast. The Aurora sits within the Selecon portion of that portfolio as a dedicated flood and cyc lighting solution.
What configurations are available in the Aurora Flood range?
The Aurora Flood range is available as a single luminaire, 3-way linear batten, 4-way linear batten and 4-way square batten. Most batten and square models support pole operation tilt. Connector options include socapex or Wieland multi-connectors with in/out (through) options, or single 2.4m cable tails. Barndoors can be added to reduce glare and shape the flood beam.
What practical features does the Aurora range offer for day-to-day use?
The Aurora includes a spring-hinged extruded cover on the colour filter holder that allows colour filter changes and relamping without disturbing the focus position or causing light spill. Focus is secured via a proven tilt lock clamp or pole-operated screw tilt. An automatic power disconnection microswitch is also incorporated. Construction combines aluminium extrusions with formed sheet steel panels for robust use in professional rigs.
What should I check when buying a used Selecon Aurora?
When buying a second-hand Aurora, check which configuration is included (single luminaire or a specific batten size), whether barndoors are present, and which cabling option (cable tails, socapex or Wieland) is fitted, as these affect compatibility with an existing rig. Confirm the tilt lock mechanism and microswitch are functional. Every listing on this page carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/ covers the full process.
