Model LV-150 ColorSpotEdition EN · 04 / 2026 · V1Doc. No. LV150-EN-01

Spot Moving Head

LV-150 ColorSpot

150 W spot moving head with color wheel, water ripple wheel, fixed & rotating gobo wheel, prism and RGB effect ring

Operating manual. Please read in full before first use and keep for future reference.

Light source

150 W LED+ RGB ring

Pan / Tilt

540° / 270°16-bit

DMX channels

16 / 202 channel modes

IP rating

IP20Indoor

Foreword

00Welcome

Thank you for choosing the Lexvision LV-150 ColorSpot — a 150 W spot moving head with color wheel, water ripple wheel, fixed and rotating gobo wheel, prism and RGB effect ring.

This document covers installation, operation, maintenance and troubleshooting. Read the manual in full — especially the Safety Information chapter — before first use, and keep it with the unit.

0.1Intended Use

The LV-150 ColorSpot is built for indoor use (IP20) — stages, theaters, studios, clubs and discos. The fixture is Protection Class I and must be operated grounded.

0.2Scope of Delivery

1 × Lexvision LV-150 ColorSpot
1 × Power cable (PowerCon)
2 × Omega clamps
1 × Operating manual

Table of Contents

—Overview

01Safety Information04
02Technical Data05
03Power & DMX Connection06
04Control Panel & Menu07
05DMX Channel Chart (16/20 CH, complete)08
5.1Color Wheel — Channel 08/0612
5.2Water Ripple Wheel & Fixed Gobo Wheel13
5.3Rotating Gobo Wheel — Channel 12/1014
06Maintenance & Troubleshooting15
—CE Compliance Notice16

Chapter 01

01Safety Information

Read this chapter fully before first use.

Danger — Electric ShockThe fixture is Protection Class I and must be operated grounded. Electrical connection only by qualified personnel. Disconnect the mains plug before cleaning or when not in use — always by the plug, never by tugging the cable.

After temperature changes (e.g. after transport), let the unit reach room temperature before switching on — condensation can damage it.
Some smoke or smell may occur at first start-up — this is normal and not a defect.
Do not project the beam onto combustible materials. Keep at least 50 cm distance from walls for airflow; never block fans or vents.
A damaged power cable must be replaced only by the manufacturer, its service agent, or similarly qualified personnel.
The mounting point must hold at least 10× the fixture's weight; always add a secondary safety cable.
Never stand directly below the fixture during mounting, removal or servicing.
Replace lenses if damaged or severely scratched.
Operate only by qualified personnel familiar with the fixture.

Chapter 02

02Technical Data

Light Source & Optics

LED source	1 × 150 W high-performance LED chip (white)
Effect ring	24 × 0.5 W RGB 3-in-1 LEDs
LED lifespan	approx. 50,000 h
Beam angle	15°, glass lens
Light output	8720 lux @ 5 m, white light
Color wheel	7 colors + white, color fine-tuning, variable direction/speed
Fixed gobo wheel	6 gobos + 1 water ripple gobo + open
Rotating gobo wheel	6 gobos + open, rotating & shake
Water ripple wheel	1 ripple pattern + open
Prism	3-facet, bi-directional, variable speed
Strobe	1–25 flashes/second
Thermal protection	Fans engage at 40 °C internal, dimmer reduces 50 % at 70 °C internal

Movement & Control

Pan	0 – 540°, 16-bit
Tilt	0 – 270°, 16-bit
Protocol	DMX-512, RDM, Art-Net
DMX channels	16 CH / 20 CH, switchable
Operating modes	DMX · Master/Slave · Sound-active · Auto (internal programs)
Display	2.0" color TFT LCD, 4 function buttons

Electrical & Housing

Input voltage	AC 90 – 260 V, 50/60 Hz
Power draw	315 W (250 W power supply)
IP rating	IP20 — indoor
Connectors	PowerCon IN/OUT, 3-pin XLR DMX IN/OUT (5-pin optional)
Dimensions	300 × 195 × 410 mm
Weight	8.7 kg net

Chapter 03

03Power & DMX Connection

3.1Power Connection

Input voltage	AC 90 – 260 V, 50/60 Hz
Connector	PowerCon IN/OUT

Mains voltage used must not exceed the value stated on the rating label. Never crimp the power cord or run it over sharp edges — a damaged cable must be replaced only by an authorized dealer.

3.2DMX512 Connection

3-pin XLR connection (5-pin optional): connect DMX OUT of the console or preceding fixture to DMX IN of the next, in series only.

For long cable runs or electrically noisy environments (e.g. discotheques), fit a 120 Ω DMX terminator at the last fixture in the chain.
Cable: two-core, screened, with XLR input/output connectors.

Safety CableAlways attach the safety cable to the designated rigging point — never to a carrying handle.

Chapter 04

04Control Panel & Menu

4.1Menu Structure

Menu item	Options
Address Set	Set DMX start address
Run Mode	DMX — console control
	Auto — Auto 1 / Auto 2 (internal programs)
	Sound — sound-active mode
Manual Test	Manual function and operation test
Pan/Tilt Reverse	Reverse X/Y axis direction
Display / Screen Reverse	Mirror the display
Setup — Advanced	Channel — select 20 CH / 16 CH
	Sensitivity — 01–100 (sound sensitivity)
	Motor Zero — calibrate motor zero point
	Reset — reset the fixture
	Factory Set — restore factory settings
System Information	DMX address, temperature, firmware version

Chapter 05

05DMX Channel Chart (1/4)

20CH	16CH	Function	Range / Description
01	01	Pan	0 – 255 · 0 – 540°
02	—	Pan Fine	0 – 255 (20-CH mode only)
03	02	Tilt	0 – 255 · 0 – 270°
04	—	Tilt Fine	0 – 255 (20-CH mode only)
05	03	X/Y speed	Fast → slow
06	04	LED dimmer	Dark → bright, 0 – 255
07	05	Strobe	0–7 Light on
			8–250 Strobe, slow → fast
			251–255 Light on
08	06	Color wheel see chapter 5.1	0–15 White
			16–31 Color 1
			32–47 Color 2
			48–63 Color 3
			64–79 Color 4
			80–95 Color 5
			96–111 Color 6
			112–127 Color 7
			128–191 Clockwise, slow → fast
			192–255 Counter-clockwise, slow → fast
09	07	Color effect	0–10 No function
			11–209 Color fine tuning
			210–255 Color shake, fast → slow

Continued on page 9

05DMX Channel Chart (2/4)

Continued from page 8

20CH	16CH	Function	Range / Description
10	08	Water ripple effect see chapter 5.2	0–5 Open
			6–63 Water ripple wheel fine adjustment
			64–121 Water ripple effect
			122–127 Open
			128–191 Clockwise, slow → fast
			192–255 Counter-clockwise, slow → fast
11	09	Fixed gobo wheel 6 gobos + water ripple + open · see chapter 5.2	0–5 Open
			6–11 Gobo 1
			12–17 Gobo 2
			18–23 Gobo 3
			24–29 Gobo 4
			30–35 Gobo 5
			36–41 Gobo 6
			42–59 Water ripple effect
			60–75 Water ripple, flowing
			76–81 Water ripple shake 3, slow → fast
			82–87 Water ripple shake 2, slow → fast
			88–93 Water ripple shake 1, slow → fast
			94–99 Gobo 6 shake
			100–105 Gobo 5 shake
			106–111 Gobo 4 shake
			112–117 Gobo 3 shake
			118–123 Gobo 2 shake
			124–129 Gobo 1 shake
			130–135 Open
			136–199 Wheel clockwise, slow → fast
			200–255 Wheel counter-clockwise, slow → fast

Continued on page 10

05DMX Channel Chart (3/4)

Continued from page 9

20CH	16CH	Function	Range / Description
12	10	Rotating gobo wheel see chapter 5.3	0–15 Open
			16–31 Gobo 1
			32–47 Gobo 2
			48–63 Gobo 3
			64–79 Gobo 4
			80–95 Gobo 5
			96–127 Gobo 6
			128–191 Wheel clockwise, slow → fast
			192–255 Wheel counter-clockwise, slow → fast
13	11	Gobo rotation	0–15 Open
			16–95 Gobo fine position, 0–180°
			96–135 Gobo rotation, 0–90°
			136–155 Gobo rotation, 0–180°
			156–175 Gobo rotation, 0–360°
			176–215 Self-rotation clockwise, slow → fast
			216–255 Self-rotation counter-clockwise, slow → fast
14	12	Focus	0 – 255, gobo hazy → clear
15	13	Prism	0–63 Open
15	13	Prism	64–255 Prism in
16	14	Prism rotation	0–15 Stop
			16–135 Clockwise, slow → fast
			136–255 Counter-clockwise, slow → fast

Continued on page 11

05DMX Channel Chart (4/4)

Continued from page 10 · Channels 17/18 only in 20-CH mode

20CH	16CH	Function	Range / Description
17	—	RGB effect ring (20 CH only)	0–10 No function
			11–14 Red
			15–19 Green
			20–24 Blue
			25–29 Full color (white)
			30–34 Effect 1
			35–39 Effect 2
			40–44 Effect 3
			45–49 Effect 4
			50–54 Effect 5
			55–59 Effect 6
			60–64 Effect 7
			65–69 Effect 8
			70–74 Effect 9
			75–79 Effect 10
			80–84 Effect 11
			85–89 Effect 12
			90–150 Gradual color change
			151–200 Jump change
			201–255 Strobe
18	—	Effect ring speed (20 CH only)	0 – 255, counter-clockwise, fast → slow
19	15	Self-setting program	0–7 No action
			8–131 Auto mode
			132–255 Sound mode
20	16	Reset	0–249 No function
			250–253 Reset
			254–255 No function

5.1Color Wheel — Channel 08 (20 CH) / 06 (16 CH)

Color assignment based on the manufacturer reference photo, clockwise from the white position. The exact rotation direction of the wheel drive (CH 08/06 = 128–191 vs. 192–255) has not been separately verified.

CH 08/06	Color
0–15	White
16–31	Color 1 — Blue
32–47	Color 2 — Orange
48–63	Color 3 — Crimson (magenta)
64–79	Color 4 — Indigo/violet
80–95	Color 5 — Yellow
96–111	Color 6 — Green
112–127	Color 7 — Red
128–191	Wheel clockwise, slow → fast
192–255	Wheel counter-clockwise, slow → fast

Color Effect — Channel 09/07

CH 09/07	Function
0–10	No function
11–209	Color fine tuning (intermediate positions)
210–255	Color shake, fast → slow

5.2Water Ripple Wheel — Channel 10/08

CH 10/08	Function
0–5	Open
6–63	Water ripple wheel fine adjustment
64–121	Water ripple effect
122–127	Open
128–191	Clockwise, slow → fast
192–255	Counter-clockwise, slow → fast

5.2.1Fixed Gobo Wheel — Channel 11/09 (6 gobos + water ripple insert + open)

CH 11/09	Gobo (reference photo)
0–5	Open
6–11	Gobo 1 — line/streak pattern
12–17	Gobo 2 — blue starburst
18–23	Gobo 3 — eight-point star
24–29	Gobo 4 — flower/blossom
30–35	Gobo 5 — pinwheel/spiral
36–41	Gobo 6 — water ripple insert (magenta)

Gobo assignment based on reference photo, clockwise from "open"; the exact physical wheel position per gobo number is not verified by manufacturer documentation. Further ranges (water ripple effects, gobo shake, wheel run) see chapter 05, page 9.

5.3Rotating Gobo Wheel — Channel 12 (20 CH) / 10 (16 CH)

CH 12/10	Gobo (reference photo)
0–15	Open
16–31	Gobo 1 — dot ring
32–47	Gobo 2 — pinwheel
48–63	Gobo 3 — starburst (spokes)
64–79	Gobo 4 — snowflake
80–95	Gobo 5 — eight-point star
96–127	Gobo 6 — dot matrix
128–191	Wheel clockwise, slow → fast
192–255	Wheel counter-clockwise, slow → fast

Gobo rotation (channel 13/11, fine/self-rotation) see chapter 05, page 10.

Chapter 06

06Maintenance & Troubleshooting

Check screws regularly for tightness and corrosion.
Check housing, lenses and mounts for deformation.
Moving parts must show no wear or imbalance.
Check power cables for damage, material fatigue and deposits.
Clean inner and outer lenses weekly to avoid light loss from dust.
Clean fans weekly.
Have a detailed electrical check performed by a qualified electrician every three months.
Clean only with a moist, lint-free cloth — never use alcohol-based solvents.

No Serviceable Parts InsideOpening and repair only by the manufacturer or an authorized service partner. Order spare parts only as genuine parts from your local dealer.

Appendix

—CE Compliance Notice

The manufacturer declares under its sole responsibility that the LV-150 ColorSpot complies with the relevant EU harmonization legislation.

Applied EU Directives

2014/35/EU — Low Voltage Directive (LVD)
2014/30/EU — Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC)
2011/65/EU — RoHS Directive (restriction of hazardous substances)

Applied Harmonized Standards

EN IEC 60598-1 / EN IEC 60598-2-17 — Safety of luminaires (studio/stage lighting)
EN 62471 — Photobiological safety of lamps and lamp systems
EN 55015 / EN IEC 61547 / EN IEC 61000-3-2 / EN 61000-3-3 — Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

The signed EU Declaration of Conformity is available as a separate document upon request from the manufacturer.