Used ClayPaky Alpha Wash 300

The ClayPaky Alpha Wash 300 is a moving head wash light built for professional use at concerts, live performances, events and theatrical productions. It produces even washes of light across both large venues and intimate spaces, with smooth dimming transitions and colour mixing that give lighting designers flexibility to create dynamic visual effects. Its compact, lightweight build makes it easy to transport and install.

ClayPaky is an Italian entertainment lighting manufacturer founded in 1976 and based in Seriate, near Bergamo. The company produces automated moving heads, followspots, effects and architectural fixtures used in theatre, television, concerts and events. The Alpha Wash 300 sits within that moving head wash category, representing a professional-grade fixture aimed at lighting designers working across live and staged environments.

Used Alpha Wash 300 fixtures vary in their service history. Units in circulation have been recorded with operating hours ranging from around 750 to 1,750 hours, which reflects normal professional use and indicates remaining working life. When buying second-hand, it is worth confirming the hours on any specific fixture, as this is one factor that can affect long-term reliability.

Used Alpha Wash 300 units are sometimes available as individual fixtures or as multi-unit lots. Larger packages can include dual flightcases for transportation and storage. Single-fixture listings are priced per unit. Condition, operating hours, configuration and whether flightcases are included all influence price, so check the live listings on this page. Purchases carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full detail is in the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.

The Alpha Wash 300 is designed with versatile mounting options, making it straightforward to integrate into an existing lighting rig. Its compact and lightweight construction also simplifies transportation and rigging across different venues. These characteristics make used units a practical choice for lighting designers who need to move equipment between concert, event and theatrical settings without significant additional infrastructure.