Moving Head Beam Light Light4Me VENOM ZOOM 350 LED — compact LED beam fixture with zoom

Light4Me VENOM ZOOM 350 LED is a compact moving head beam fixture with an integrated zoom and a high‑output LED light source. Designed for stage, club and event lighting, the unit produces a sharply focused beam suitable for long‑throw effects and concentrated accents. The built‑in zoom enables adjustment of the beam angle to match different stage sizes and lighting concepts, while the compact housing supports installations where space and weight are limited.

Advantages

The fixture combines a powerful LED emitter with a motorized zoom, allowing quick transition between narrow beams for intense shafts of light and wider beams for broader coverage. Precise pan and tilt movement provide accurate positioning for dynamic beam effects and automated routines. The compact form factor and relatively low power consumption simplify transport and reduce load on power distribution, while standardized DMX control ensures compatibility with common lighting desks and controllers.

Suitable for

• Concerts and live music stages requiring long‑throw beam effects
• Nightclubs and DJ shows with dynamic lighting sequences
• Theatrical performances and touring rigs with limited space
• Event venues and rental inventories where compact, versatile fixtures are needed

Key specifications

• Light source: high‑output LED designed for beam applications
• Motorized zoom: adjustable beam angle for narrow to wider beams
• Motion control: motorized pan and tilt with precise positioning
• Control protocol: DMX compatibility for integration with lighting desks
• Housing: compact and lightweight design for portable use
• Effects capability: suitable for gobo, beam and strobe effects when combined with control cues

How to use

Install the fixture on a truss, stand or lighting bar using appropriate clamps and safety cables. Connect power and DMX control cable to integrate the fixture into the lighting system. Use a lighting console or onboard control mode to set pan/tilt positions, adjust zoom to the desired beam angle and program movement and effects. Ensure the fixture is securely mounted and allow adequate ventilation around the housing during operation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, calibrate the zoom and positioning in the venue during a technical rehearsal to match sightlines and stage geometry; use narrow beam settings for aerial shafts and wider settings for wash‑adjacent accents. Maintain routine cleaning of optical surfaces and follow manufacturer guidance for ventilation and duty cycles to preserve luminous output and motor performance.