LASERWORLD laser system EL-300RGB 300mW RGB — compact RGB laser show unit

LASERWORLD EL-300RGB is a compact RGB laser show unit with a rated output of 300mW, engineered for creating vivid full-color beams and graphic effects. Combining red, green and blue laser diodes, this system delivers color-mixed projections and sharp beams suitable for small events, clubs, stage performances and fixed installations. The unit is designed for entertainment use and requires correct mounting and adherence to safety standards during setup and operation.

Advantages

The compact housing and integrated RGB sources allow flexible placement in limited spaces while producing a wide range of colors and beam patterns. A rated 300mW total output provides bright visible effects without the footprint of larger show lasers. Built-in scanning and modulation capabilities enable dynamic beam movement and graphics when connected to standard control interfaces. The device's design supports straightforward integration into lighting rigs and installation points commonly used in entertainment venues.

Suitable for

• Small clubs and bars
• Stage performances and theatrical effects
• Private and corporate events
• Fixed installations in lounges and retail spaces
• DJ booths and mobile entertainers

Key specifications

• Laser type: RGB (red + green + blue)
• Rated optical output: 300 mW total
• Beam properties: focused visible beam suitable for show effects
• Control options: standard laser/lighting control interfaces (DMX/ILDA or equivalents — refer to user manual)
• Scan system: integrated scanning for beam patterns and graphics
• Cooling: passive or built-in cooling appropriate for compact units
• Mounting: bracket or rig-compatible mounting points for installation

How to use

Install the LASERWORLD EL-300RGB on a secure mounting point using the provided bracket or a compatible rigging system. Connect power and the chosen control interface following the manufacturer's wiring instructions. Configure control settings to match the venue layout and desired effects, then test beam movement and color mixing at low power or with safety test modes before full operation. Ensure that all operators are familiar with the unit's interlocks and emergency stop procedures as described in the manual.

Usage recommendations

Operate the unit only in compliance with local laser safety regulations. Always perform a risk assessment for audience scanning, avoid direct eye exposure, and use appropriate mounting height, safety key switches, and signage. For installations in public venues, consult a qualified laser safety officer or follow venue safety protocols to determine safe operating parameters and protective measures.