
AL600MLS
600W LED Profile Moving Head
Shape the projected field with a rotating framing module, then adjust zoom, iris and frost for the scene.
- 4 framing blades; ±60° module rotation
- 7°–42° zoom
- CMY colour mixing
- DMX512 and RDM
Profile / Framing
Place and shape light where your production needs it. Compare moving heads with framing shutters, motorized zoom and colour control for theatre cues, studio sets and event stages.

AL600MLS
Shape the projected field with a rotating framing module, then adjust zoom, iris and frost for the scene.

AL500LSF
Combine beam, spot and wash functions with framing shutters for controlled shapes and colour changes.
| Fixture | Framing | Zoom | Colour | Additional control |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 600W LED Profile Moving Head | 4 blades; ±60° module rotation | 7°–42° | CMY + colour wheel | Iris, frost, fixed/rotating gobos; DMX512/RDM |
| 500W BSW Profile Moving Head | Framing shutters | 6°–48° | CMY + colour wheel | Frost; 26-channel DMX512 |
Product names identify the models in the range. Confirm source power, electrical load and the selected configuration separately in the quotation.
For fixed lighting positions, explore 200W LED static profile spotlights and read the LED profile spotlight selection guide.
Use framing for acting areas, doorways and scenic details. Send the throw distance and target dimensions so optics and framing can be compared together.
Plan the field around presenters, sets and screens. Include camera settings and noise requirements when requesting a sample or model review.
Compare repeatable framing cues, zoom range and colour functions for changing stage layouts. Review the exact DMX modes before building your show file.
A profile moving head includes a framing system for shaping the projected field. A conventional spot may offer gobos and focus without framing shutters; check the features of the specific model.
Use a moving head when cues need remote repositioning and beam shaping. A static profile can suit fixed key-light positions. Compare both against the venue layout and required cue changes.
No. Fresnels are generally used for soft-edged coverage, while profile optics and framing are used for controlled shapes and edges. Keep these fixture types separate when selecting for the task.
Share your throw distance, target size, framing cues, fixture quantity and control system. For studio or theatre use, include your camera and noise requirements.
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