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Used Ayrton NANDOBEAM series

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from $1,166 median $5,958 · up to $37,936
4 available now · 4 dealer · 0 in 10K stock

Used Ayrton NANDOBEAM series fixtures are compact, ultra-fast LED moving heads offering powerful RGBW output in a range of models suited to beam, wash and matrix applications. Second-hand units from the NANDOBEAM range deliver high lumen output with an 8 to 40 degree optical zoom and individually controlled LED emitters for versatile use across stage and studio environments. Scroll down to explore the used Ayrton NANDOBEAM series listings currently available.

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Ayrton NANDOBEAM series specifications

BrandAyrton
SegmentLighting
Typical used price$5,958 (range $1,166$37,936)

About the Ayrton NANDOBEAM series

The Ayrton NANDOBEAM series consists of powerful, ultra-fast LED moving head fixtures built into compact housings. The S3 model uses 15 Watt RGBW LED emitters with an 8 to 40 degree optical zoom maintaining a constant 4,000 lumen output across the full zoom range. Two rings of individually controlled LED emitters around a central LED make it highly versatile across beam, wash and matrix modes. The S6 features thirty-seven 15 Watt RGBW LEDs cooled by a heatpipe system for extended LED lifetime and quiet operation, delivering 6,000 lumens at both narrow and wide angles. Its colour consistency and low noise levels make the S6 well suited to TV studios and stage productions.

Ayrton NANDOBEAM series — buyer FAQs

What is the Ayrton NANDOBEAM series and what types of lighting applications does it cover?

The Ayrton NANDOBEAM series is a range of compact, ultra-fast LED moving head fixtures designed to cover beam, wash and matrix applications. Both the S3 and S6 models use 15 Watt RGBW LED emitters with an 8 to 40 degree optical zoom, allowing them to switch between tight beam work and wide wash coverage without changing fixtures.

Who makes the NANDOBEAM series and where does it sit in their range?

Ayrton is a French entertainment lighting manufacturer founded in 2001 and based near Paris, specialising in LED-based intelligent fixtures for theatre, concerts, television and events. The NANDOBEAM series represents the company's compact moving head offering, with models such as the S3 and S6 addressing different output requirements within the same form factor and optical system.

What is the difference between the NANDOBEAM S3 and the NANDOBEAM S6?

The S3 delivers 4,000 lumens across its full 8 to 40 degree zoom range and includes two rings of individually controlled LED emitters around a central LED, enabling beam, wash and matrix modes. The S6 steps up to 6,000 lumens, uses thirty-seven 15 Watt RGBW LEDs cooled by a heatpipe system for extended LED lifetime and quiet operation, and is noted as particularly suited to TV studios and stage productions.

Is the NANDOBEAM S6 suitable for television studio use?

Yes. The S6's colour consistency, low noise levels and accurate movement make it well suited to TV studio environments. Its 6,000 lumen output is maintained across both the narrow 8 degree beam angle and the wide 40 degree wash angle, and the advanced heatpipe cooling system supports quiet operation, which is a practical requirement in broadcast settings.

What should I check when buying a used Ayrton NANDOBEAM series fixture?

Confirm which model you are buying, S3 or S6, as lumen output and cooling differ between them. Check that the optical zoom moves cleanly across its full 8 to 40 degree range, that all LED emitters are functioning, and that the stepper motors respond with the fast, precise movement the series is known for. Used listings on this page carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide covers the full process.

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