Used Ayrton VERSAPIX series
Used Ayrton VERSAPIX series luminaires are modular LED fixtures designed for creating complex visual and volumetric lighting effects, available in the Versapix 100 and Versapix RS models. Each unit can be combined and configured into shapes such as discs, spheres, cylinders and fans, with individually controllable LED modules offering a wide range of effect options. Browse the second-hand Ayrton VERSAPIX series listings currently available by scrolling down.
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Ayrton VERSAPIX series specifications
| Brand | Ayrton |
| Segment | Video |
| Typical used price | $1,481 (range $1,481–$1,481) |
About the Ayrton VERSAPIX series
The Ayrton VERSAPIX series comprises modular LED luminaires, with the name itself a contraction of 'versatile' and 'pixel'. The Versapix 100 delivers up to 3000 lumens through an 8-degree beam aperture, while the Versapix RS produces up to 5000 lumens through a tighter 3.5-degree beam, powered by a 40-watt RGBW multi-chip LED emitter and 94 mm high-efficiency optics, achieving a centre-beam intensity of 200 candela per lumen. Both models use DMX512 control and carry an IP20 protection rating. Each module features its own cooling system using a radiator with heat-transfer fluid, and optional optical filters allow beams to transform into horizontal or vertical blades of light.
Ayrton VERSAPIX series — buyer FAQs
What is the Ayrton VERSAPIX series and which models does it include?
The Ayrton VERSAPIX series is a range of modular LED luminaires, with the name combining 'versatile' and 'pixel'. It includes two models: the Versapix 100 and the Versapix RS. Each module is individually controllable and units can be combined into shapes such as discs, spheres, cylinders and fans, or installed individually in architectural configurations. Both models are DMX512-controlled and carry an IP20 protection rating.
What are the key differences between the Versapix 100 and the Versapix RS?
The Versapix 100 outputs up to 3000 lumens through an 8-degree beam aperture, while the Versapix RS produces up to 5000 lumens through a tighter 3.5-degree beam. The RS uses a 40-watt RGBW multi-chip LED emitter with 94 mm high-efficiency optics and achieves a centre-beam intensity of 200 candela per lumen. The RS was introduced as the first in Ayrton's 'RS' product series, evolving from the original Versapix 100 concept first introduced in 2012.
What visual effects can the VERSAPIX series produce?
Each LED module in the VERSAPIX series can be controlled individually to generate a wide range of effects. When combined with optional optical filters, the beams can be transformed into horizontal or vertical blades of light. Multiple units can be configured into three-dimensional forms including discs, spheres, cylinders and fans, making the series suited to volumetric lighting effects in varied ambient light conditions.
Who makes the VERSAPIX series and where does it fit in the Ayrton range?
Ayrton is a French entertainment lighting manufacturer specialising in LED-based intelligent fixtures for theatre, concerts, television, events and architectural applications. The VERSAPIX series sits within that portfolio as a modular pixel-based product line, distinct from Ayrton's moving head and wash offerings. The Versapix RS in particular represents the first model in Ayrton's 'RS' sub-series, introduced as a higher-output evolution of the original Versapix 100.
What should I check when buying a used Ayrton VERSAPIX series unit?
Confirm which model is included (Versapix 100 or Versapix RS), as output and optics differ significantly between them. Check that all LED modules are functioning and individually controllable, that the cooling system is intact, and whether any optional optical filters are included. Each listing on this page describes the specific configuration offered. Used units purchased here carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
