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Used Robe LiteWare HO2
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Used Robe LiteWare HO2 units are LED-based static RGBW battery uplighters with built-in Wireless DMX, designed for both interior and exterior stage lighting applications. Finished in mirrored stainless steel with an IP45 rating, this second-hand fixture combines cord-free operation with CRMX wireless control in a compact, self-contained package. Scroll down to see the used Robe LiteWare HO2 listings currently available.
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Robe LiteWare HO2 specifications
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About the Robe LiteWare HO2
The Robe LiteWare HO2 is a static RGBW LED battery uplighter featuring two 40W RGBW LED sources delivering 1,346 lumens with an 80,000-hour life expectancy. The optical system offers a 22-degree half-beam angle and a virtual colour wheel with preset white temperatures from 2,700 K to 8,000 K. Wireless CRMX technology from Lumen Radio is included as standard, alongside USITT DMX 512 support across 4 or 9 channel modes. The unit runs up to 8 hours in Eco mode or 5 hours at full output in full RGBW, and supports three editable standalone programmes. Rated IP45, it suits indoor and outdoor use, and its mirrored stainless steel housing is designed to blend into any environment.
Robe LiteWare HO2 — buyer FAQs
What is the Robe LiteWare HO2 and what is it used for?
The Robe LiteWare HO2 is a static RGBW LED battery uplighter intended for stage lighting in both interior and exterior settings. It runs entirely cord-free thanks to a built-in battery and wireless DMX, making it suited to event and theatrical applications where cabling is impractical. Its IP45 rating means it can be deployed outdoors as well as indoors.
Who makes the LiteWare HO2 and where does it sit in their range?
The LiteWare HO2 is made by Robe Lighting, a Czech manufacturer founded in 1994 and based in Roznov pod Radhostem that builds moving heads, LED fixtures, followspots and related entertainment lighting products for concerts, theatre, television and events. The LiteWare HO2 represents the brand's battery-powered uplighter line, combining wireless control with a self-contained, IP-rated housing.
How long does the battery last on a used Robe LiteWare HO2?
In Eco mode the unit runs up to 8 hours in full RGBW or up to 34 hours when operating in a single colour. At full output the runtime drops to 5 hours in full RGBW or up to 23 hours in one colour. Charging from empty takes approximately 11 hours, and the battery is rated for a minimum of 200 charge cycles. Charging is carried out in the Robe flight case only.
What wireless and DMX control options does the LiteWare HO2 support?
The LiteWare HO2 includes Wireless CRMX technology from Lumen Radio as standard, with WDMX compatibility also supported. It also accepts wired USITT DMX 512 and operates in either a 4-channel or 9-channel DMX mode. For cable-free events it can run in standalone mode with three editable programmes of up to 40 steps each, controlled via the onboard button panel.
What should I check when buying a second-hand Robe LiteWare HO2?
Confirm the battery holds charge adequately across both Eco and full LED load modes, and verify that Wireless CRMX reception is working correctly. Check the mirrored stainless steel housing for physical damage and confirm the onboard control buttons function. Note that the unit charges in the Robe flight case only, so the presence of that case matters. Listings on this page carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full detail is in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
