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Used Ayrton COSMOPIX fixtures are high-performance moving head lighting units built for professional productions, combining 12 multi-chip 60W RGBW LED sources with a narrow 4.5-degree beam for precise, vibrant illumination. Suited to concerts, theatre and live events, this second-hand workhorse delivers up to 18,000 lumens of output in an IP20-rated housing. Browse the used Ayrton COSMOPIX listings currently available and scroll down to find the right unit for your rig.

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Ayrton COSMOPIX specifications

BrandAyrton
SegmentLighting

About the Ayrton COSMOPIX

The Ayrton COSMOPIX is a professional moving head lighting fixture designed for concerts, theatrical productions and live events. It houses 12 multi-chip 60-watt RGBW LED sources capable of producing up to 18,000 lumens, with a narrow 4.5-degree beam angle that ensures precise projection and strong colour mixing. Rated IP20, the COSMOPIX is intended for indoor applications. Its combination of brightness, tight beam control and dynamic effects makes it a practical choice for professionals building or expanding a performance lighting rig.

Ayrton COSMOPIX — buyer FAQs

What is the Ayrton COSMOPIX and what is it used for?

The Ayrton COSMOPIX is a professional moving head lighting fixture designed for indoor use at concerts, theatrical productions and live events. It combines 12 multi-chip 60-watt RGBW LED sources with a narrow 4.5-degree beam angle, delivering up to 18,000 lumens of output. Its tight beam control and dynamic colour mixing make it a practical choice for productions requiring precise, high-output illumination.

Who makes the Ayrton COSMOPIX and where does it sit in their range?

The COSMOPIX is made by Ayrton, a French entertainment lighting manufacturer founded in 2001 and based near Paris. Ayrton specialises in LED-based intelligent fixtures, including moving heads, profiles and wash lights for theatre, concerts, television, events and architectural use. The COSMOPIX sits within their professional moving head category, targeting users who need a high-lumen, narrow-beam fixture for demanding indoor productions.

What does the 4.5-degree beam angle mean in practice for the Ayrton COSMOPIX?

A 4.5-degree beam angle is classed as narrow, meaning the COSMOPIX throws a tight, concentrated shaft of light rather than a wide wash. This makes it well suited to long-throw applications, aerial beam effects and precise spotting across a stage or venue. The 12 RGBW sources within that narrow cone also allow controlled colour mixing without significant light spill onto adjacent areas.

What is the IP rating of the COSMOPIX and does that limit where it can be used?

The Ayrton COSMOPIX carries an IP20 rating, which means it is designed exclusively for indoor applications. IP20 provides basic protection against solid objects larger than 12 mm but offers no protection against moisture. Buyers should factor this in when selecting fixtures for outdoor or partially exposed venues, as the COSMOPIX is not rated for those environments.

What should I check when buying a used Ayrton COSMOPIX?

Confirm the fixture powers on fully and that all 12 LED sources are functioning, since any dead chips will affect output and colour mixing. Check that the moving head mechanism pans and tilts without resistance or noise. Units are sometimes serviced before shipping, but verify this with the seller. Each listing covers one unit individually. Used COSMOPIX listings on this page carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.

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