| Operate Voltage | 90-240v,50-60HZ | Power | 1200W |
| Control Channel | 21/38/86/110/369CH | Light source | Double side beam lights with moving + one strobe light Beam LED: 48 pcs 8W RGBW Beam Tilt scan: 270° Strobe led: 384 pcs SMD5050 RGB + 192 pcs* white led |
| Control Model | DMX512, MADRIX | Work permit temperature | -5-45 degree |
| Lights Size | 107.5×21.5×12.5cm | N.W | 9.1kg |
The Kinetic Strobe Beam Disco Light X-K33 is a high-power professional kinetic lighting system designed specifically for nightclubs and large entertainment venues. Combining one motorized winch with a double-sided beam unit and an integrated strobe light, this system delivers intense beam movement, explosive strobe effects, and dynamic vertical motion in a single fixture.
With a total power consumption of 1200W, the X-K33 is built for high-energy lighting shows. The system features 48 × 8W RGBW beam LEDs with 270° tilt movement, paired with a powerful strobe module consisting of 384 RGB SMD LEDs and 192 white LEDs. Full compatibility with DMX512 and MADRIX allows precise synchronization of beams, strobes, and kinetic movement in advanced club lighting systems.
Why Choose the X-K33 Kinetic Strobe Beam Light?
The X-K33 is built for venues that demand maximum visual impact. By combining powerful RGBW beams, intense strobe output, and kinetic vertical motion, this system creates layered lighting effects that transform dancefloors and stages. Its wide range of DMX channel modes offers flexibility for both quick setup and advanced programming. With DMX and MADRIX compatibility, the X-K33 integrates seamlessly into modern club and stage lighting control systems.
The X-K33 kinetic strobe beam disco light is widely used in nightclubs, large discos, DJ booths, concert stages, music festivals, and entertainment venues. It is ideal for creating kinetic beam arrays, high-energy strobe sequences, dynamic ceiling effects, and synchronized lighting shows. Production companies and club designers frequently use this system for main dancefloor lighting, peak-time effects, and immersive nightlife environments where brightness, motion, and rhythm are critical.
