Headlight Astera AX3 Light Drop

The AX3 is an easy to use IP65 RGBW puck. It can be used as a decorative light, as well as a hanging or standing spotlight and for translucent objects, trusses, etc.,. It is extremely compact and still offers high brightness paired with long battery life and range.

The Astera system is a smart controller where infrared remote, wireless DMX and app work together to enable large setups that can be set up, monitored and adjusted quickly and conveniently.

Control lamps: Create complex programs from colors, effects and settings. The lamps will store them and repeat these effects without the need for a wireless connection. Create groups on the fly, assign positions and select which lamps should receive commands.

Monitor lamps: Keep a complete overview of the status and all settings of your lamps while you operate them. View battery status, radio signal, DMX address and which lamps you have targeted. Check your own lamps and be informed when a lamp is moved or switched off. This works if you control the lights with the app, but also if they are controlled via DMX.

Set up faster: Set up your lamps conveniently from a distance. Set DMX addresses and DMX tables for one or more lamps; 50 units can be prepared remotely in less than 5 minutes. After their event, they can perform a quick master reset for all or only partially selected settings.

LumenRadio: The AsteraBox can be used as a radio DMX transmitter; simply connect it to your DMX console with the included XLR adapter to transmit 1 DMX universe with most stable CRMX technology.

Compatibility: Astera lamps can be controlled by LumenRadio CRMX transmitters and also with other common protocols, so they can be used together with almost all other wireless lamps. However, W-DMX G5 and City Theatrical protocols are not supported. Simple commands such as on / off, colors, pre-programmed effects, etc. can be sent directly to the lamps with our infrared remote control. When programming lamps with the AsteraApp, the IR remote control can be used to confirm the settings for individual lights.