LED theatre light EUROLITE COB 200 WW/CW – compact COB fixture for warm and cool white lighting

EUROLITE COB 200 WW/CW is a compact LED theatre light featuring a COB (Chip-on-Board) module that produces selectable warm white and cool white illumination. Designed for stage, studio and event lighting, this fixture provides stable white output with a simple onboard color temperature selection. The housing and optical design focus the light for accent, fill and general area lighting in theatrical productions, small venues and photo/video setups where reliable white light is required.

Advantages

The COB module delivers even, high-quality white light with reduced pixelation and uniform beam quality. The compact form factor and straightforward controls make the fixture easy to position and operate in tight spaces. Switching between warm white and cool white allows quick adaptation to different scenes or camera requirements without complex color-mixing. The unit’s efficient LED technology provides consistent output with lower heat generation compared with traditional incandescent sources.

Suitable for

• Stage and theatre accent lighting
• Small venue and club illumination
• Studio fill light for photo and video
• Event and conference front or side lighting

Key specifications

• LED type: COB module with selectable warm white and cool white modes
• Light output: stable white illumination suitable for accent and fill use
• Form factor: compact fixture for easy mounting and positioning
• Controls: onboard color temperature selection (WW/CW)
• Cooling: passive/active cooling designed for stage and studio use
• Power source: mains-powered LED unit compatible with standard venue power

How to use

Mount the EUROLITE COB 200 WW/CW securely using the fixture’s mounting bracket at the desired position and angle. Connect the unit to a suitable mains supply and switch it on. Select warm white or cool white using the onboard control to match the scene or camera white balance. Adjust beam direction and intensity by repositioning the fixture or using external accessories such as barn doors or diffusers if available. Allow a short warm-up period for stable output when first powered.

Usage recommendations

Use warm white for a softer, warmer ambience and skin tones in theatrical or portrait work; choose cool white for higher contrast, detail rendering, or when matching daylight-balanced setups. Ensure adequate ventilation around the fixture and avoid covering ventilation openings. For camera work, confirm white balance settings after selecting WW or CW to achieve accurate color reproduction.