Used JB Lighting A12 RGBW LED Wash Lighting Fixture
Used JB Lighting A12 RGBW LED Wash Lighting Fixture units are available on 10K Used, offering a powerful BeamWash design with 61 RGBW multi-chip LEDs, a wide 4-48 degree zoom range, and output comparable to a 1200W to 1500W discharge lamp washlight. This second-hand fixture is built for large stages and high-intensity applications where a defined beam and homogeneous light field are essential. Browse the current used A12 listings available below to find the right unit for your rig.
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JB Lighting A12 RGBW LED Wash Lighting Fixture specifications
| Brand | JB Lighting |
| Segment | Lighting |
About the JB Lighting A12 RGBW LED Wash Lighting Fixture
The JB Lighting A12 RGBW LED Wash Lighting Fixture, known as the BeamWash, combines a flat housing design with extreme light output. It houses 61 RGBW multi-chip LEDs in the 15W class within a newly developed optical zoom system, producing a remarkably homogeneous light field through hexagonal lenses. The zoom range spans 4 to 48 degrees, and the fixture offers 450 degrees of pan and 330 degrees of tilt. Sophisticated software delivers high-resolution, colour-true dimming, multiple RGBW drive curves, selectable dimming curves, and flicker-free camera modes suited to TV studio work. A pre-installed JB Lighting Wireless DMX receiver module, a separate CTC channel, and low-noise 3-phase stepper motors round out the feature set.
JB Lighting A12 RGBW LED Wash Lighting Fixture — buyer FAQs
What is the JB Lighting A12 RGBW LED Wash Lighting Fixture and what makes it different from a standard washlight?
The JB Lighting A12 RGBW LED is a BeamWash fixture that combines the wide coverage of a washlight with a notably narrow minimum beam angle of 4 degrees, something the manufacturer states was previously unachievable in a multi-chip LED washlight of this housing size. Its hexagonal lens system produces a homogeneous light field across a 4 to 48 degree zoom range, and the flat housing is a deliberate design choice.
Who makes the A12 RGBW LED and where does it fit in their range?
JB Lighting is a German manufacturer of professional LED moving heads, founded in 1990 and based in Blaustein near Ulm, producing fixtures for stage, event, theatre and television use. The A12 sits at the larger end of the wash fixture range alongside the A4, A7 and A8, sharing features such as low-noise 3-phase stepper motors and a pre-installed Wireless DMX receiver module, but targeting large stages requiring higher output.
What light output can the JB Lighting A12 deliver, and what does it replace?
The A12 houses 61 RGBW multi-chip LEDs in the 15W class and is rated to replace a discharge lamp washlight of between 1200W and 1500W depending on the colour being reproduced. It offers 450 degrees of pan and 330 degrees of tilt, and includes camera modes designed for flicker-free operation in TV studio environments.
Is the JB Lighting A12 suitable for broadcast and TV studio use?
Yes. The A12 includes selectable camera modes that guarantee flicker-free operation, making it suitable for television studio applications. Multiple dimming curves and RGBW drive curves are also available for demanding work, and the dimming system is designed to maintain colour accuracy at all output levels, which is a practical requirement in broadcast lighting.
What should I check when buying a used JB Lighting A12 RGBW LED Wash Lighting Fixture?
Check that the zoom system moves smoothly across its full 4 to 48 degree range and that all 61 RGBW LEDs are functioning without dead cells or colour inconsistencies. Confirm the Wireless DMX receiver module is present and the pan and tilt movement is free across the full range. Used units on 10K Used 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/.
