Used Futurelight PHS1200
Used Futurelight PHS1200 units offer a high-power 1200W moving-head spot fixture designed for professional decorative lighting applications, featuring CMY colour mixing, dual gobo wheels and a multi-prism effect wheel. Second-hand examples deliver an impressive range of beam shaping and colour tools in a single fixture. Scroll down to browse the used Futurelight PHS1200 listings currently available.
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Futurelight PHS1200 specifications
| Brand | Futurelight |
| Segment | Lighting |
| Typical used price | $4,287 (range $4,287–$4,287) |
About the Futurelight PHS1200
The Futurelight PHS1200 is a 1200W moving-head spot fixture built for professional decorative lighting applications. Its multi-lens system produces bright, clear projections, while CMY colour mixture allows indefinite colour variations alongside a motorised colour wheel carrying four discrete dichroic filters, a 5600K correction filter and a CTO filter for variable colour temperature. Two gobo wheels each hold five rotating gobos, all interchangeable via a tool-free slot-in system with gobo-shake function. An effect wheel provides a rotating 2-facet, 3-facet, 5-facet and 3D prism plus frost filter. Additional features include motorised zoom and focus, a steplessly adjustable iris, strobe effect at 1 to 13 flashes per second, a 17 to 32 degree radiation angle, and DMX or standalone Master/Slave operation. A battery-buffered LCD control board handles DMX address setting, pan/tilt reverse, operating hours and more.
Futurelight PHS1200 — buyer FAQs
What is the Futurelight PHS1200 and what is it used for?
The Futurelight PHS1200 is a 1200W moving-head spot fixture designed for professional decorative lighting applications. It combines CMY colour mixing, dual gobo wheels, a multi-prism effect wheel, motorised zoom and focus, and a steplessly adjustable iris in a single unit, making it suited to stage, event and architectural environments where a wide range of beam shaping and colour effects are required.
How does the colour system on the PHS1200 work?
The PHS1200 uses CMY colour mixture for a continuous range of colour variations, supplemented by a motorised colour wheel carrying four discrete dichroic filters, a 5600K correction filter and an open position. A CTO filter allows variable colour temperature correction. The colour wheel can be individually equipped with colours or gobos, and a rainbow effect with adjustable speed in both directions is also available.
What gobo and prism options does the PHS1200 offer?
The PHS1200 has two gobo wheels, each holding five rotating gobos plus an open position. All gobos are interchangeable without tools via a slot-in system, and a gobo-shake function is included. The effect wheel carries a rotating 2-facet prism, 3-facet prism, 5-facet prism, 3D prism and a frost filter. Prisms rotate in both directions at variable speeds, and a prism index function is provided alongside macro combinations of rotating gobos and prisms.
Who makes the Futurelight PHS1200 and where does it sit in the range?
The PHS1200 is made by Futurelight, a brand producing professional moving-head lighting fixtures. The PHS1200 sits at the higher end of the range, drawing 1200W for high-output projection work. Its specification, including CMY mixing, dual gobo wheels and a multi-prism effect wheel, positions it as a feature-rich option within the Futurelight moving-head spotlight lineup.
What should I check when buying a used Futurelight PHS1200?
When buying a second-hand PHS1200, confirm the lamp hours via the battery-buffered LCD control board, which logs operating time. Check that both gobo wheels rotate and that the slot-in gobos are present and undamaged. Verify the CMY system, iris, zoom and focus all respond correctly, and that DMX control and standalone Master/Slave mode both function. Listings on this page carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/ has further detail.
