BeamZ Pro NUKE4 Motorised Hybrid Strobe & Beam Architectural Light

Outdoor Architectural Lighting with Motion, Colour and Strobe

The BeamZ Pro NUKE4 Motorised Hybrid Strobe & Beam Architectural Light is designed as a complete outdoor effects fixture for professionals who need movement, colour and impact from one unit. It brings together beam projection, pixel-driven strobe output and smooth wash capability in a weatherproof housing, making it a strong fit for outdoor architectural lighting, event production and permanent installations where flexibility matters just as much as output.

Key Features and Benefits

Dual-layer LED layout for broader visual range

The fixture uses two dedicated LED sections to cover different jobs within the same housing. The top plate handles punchy strobe and dot effects through 21 x 1W RGBA and 32 x 3W RGBA LEDs, while the bottom plate uses 21 x 40W RGBW LEDs to create concentrated beams and saturated wash effects. This arrangement gives users access to more looks without adding extra fixture types to the rig. Compared with standalone LED Strobe Lights, it offers a far wider palette for live and installed lighting designs.

Motorised tilt for directional flexibility

The 180-degree tilt range means the NUKE4 works as an outdoor moving head as well as a strobe and beam source. That movement is useful when programming aerial sweeps, facade crawls or audience-facing accents, because the light can be redirected as part of the cue sequence. For users, it adds variety without changing the rig position.

Suitable for demanding exterior environments

With an IP65 housing, the NUKE4 is ready for use as a waterproof moving head in outdoor venues and exposed architectural applications. It is well-suited to open staging, public spaces and permanent facade systems where weather resistance is a basic requirement rather than an added extra. That makes it a dependable choice for architectural LED lighting schemes that need year-round operation and a fixture body designed for external conditions.

Deep control for designers and programmers

Support for DMX, RDM, Art-Net and sACN, alongside several DMX channel modes and pixel control, gives the NUKE4 wide programming scope. It can run in stand-alone operation when needed, yet also fits comfortably into larger synchronised systems. The user benefit is flexibility: simple setups remain practical, but detailed, mapped effects are there when the design demands them. That breadth makes it more attractive than fixtures locked into a narrow control format.

Optics and dimming suited to polished shows

A 17-degree beam angle and electronic frost filter allow the fixture to move between sharper beam scenes and wider, softened output. The 16-bit dimming and selectable curves help cues fade with more control, which matters in architectural scenes and stage programming where rough intensity steps can be distracting. In day-to-day use, this makes the fixture easier to integrate into more refined designs rather than only high-impact flash looks.

Applications

This unit is aimed at lighting professionals working across live events, permanent installs and rental systems. For festivals and concert stages, it can function as a beam effect, strobe source and colour accent in one place, helping designers build layered looks from fewer fixtures. For building exteriors and visitor attractions, it supports architectural lighting schemes that need movement across surfaces rather than static colour alone.

It is also a sensible option for production suppliers and technical teams managing varied job requirements. A single fixture that handles multiple visual tasks can simplify specification, transport and rig planning. In exterior hospitality spaces, themed venues and civic projects, the NUKE4 gives lighting designers a tool for creating motion-led scenes with the resilience required for regular outdoor use.

Summary

The NUKE4 combines 21 RGBW 40W beam LEDs with a separate RGBA strobe layer, motorised tilt, pixel mapping, built-in programmes and network-ready control in an IP65 chassis. With a 137,393 lux output at 1 metre, 1-20Hz flash rate, LCD display and P-Con TR1 connectivity, it is a well-specified fixture for professional architectural lighting, touring systems and fixed outdoor visual installations.