
JB-Lighting | VCSP901 | Sparx 9 RGBW Washbeam | Zoom 2.3°–55° | Wireless DMX – Lumen Radio | 7 Multichip LEDs 40W | RGBW | Weight: 9.8kg
JB-Lighting Sparx 9: A compact powerhouse with an impressive light show
The Sparx 9 Washbeam is small in size but big on performance. Weighing just 9.8 kg, with lightning-fast pan-tilt, a zoom range of 2.3° to 55° and powerful 7x 40W RGBW LEDs, this fixture is designed to impress. This compact washbeam combines impressive light output with subtle dimming and advanced effects, making it perfectly suited to a wide range of applications, from live shows to TV studios and permanent installations. Its whisper-quiet operation at just 29 dB(A) also makes it ideal for environments where noise must be kept to a minimum.
Exceptional speed and flexibility
The Sparx 9 excels on all fronts when it comes to dynamics. The zoom changes from 2.3° to 55° in just 0.5 seconds, which, together with the super-fast pan and tilt movements, ensures impressive, visually striking transitions. This speed makes the fixture highly suitable for modern shows where tempo and light response are essential.
Colour mixing, dimming and effect options
The built-in RGBW LED technology provides a rich colour palette with intense saturation and subtle pastel tones. The colour temperature is fully adjustable from 2000 K to 12000 K, with eight pre-programmed settings. In addition, the Sparx 9 features a CMY-style mixing system, a sparkle channel, individual pixel control, and a layer function for stacking independent patterns. Thanks to the CTC channel and the green colour shift, lighting designers can also fine-tune the lighting with extreme precision to match the environment or the camera image.
Impressive light quality and reliability
What really sets this spotlight apart is the homogeneity of the beam, regardless of zoom setting or colour. The specially developed optics reduce stray light to a minimum and deliver a sharp, defined output. Thanks to its robust build quality, individually replaceable LED units and low-maintenance design, the Sparx 9 is also ideally suited for intensive use in rental or permanent installations.
Pros and cons
Pros
Very fast zoom (0.5 s) and movements for dynamic shows
Colour temperature variable from 2000 to 12000 K with CTC and green shift
Compact size and lightweight (9.8 kg), easy to rig
Pixel control and sparkle effect provide creative freedom
Whisper-quiet at just 29 dB(A), also suitable for quiet environments
Cons
No built-in frost filters for wash softening
No physical blade module or gobo wheels available
Innovative control and compatibility
The Sparx 9 supports all standard protocols such as DMX, RDM, Art-Net, sACN and Kling-Net and can also be controlled wirelessly via Lumen Radio CRMX TiMo. The fixture is also equipped with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and a user-friendly LCD interface, and can be easily updated via a mini-USB port. Everything about this spotlight is designed to work quickly, precisely and intuitively – whether you’re programming for a live show or managing a permanent installation.
Built for the real world
With two Omega brackets featuring Camloc® fasteners, installation is a breeze. The robust construction, designed for battery power, makes the Sparx 9 capable of withstanding the rigours of life on tour. The individually replaceable LEDs also ensure low maintenance costs and a long lifespan of over 20,000 hours.
Specification summary
Light source: 7x 40W RGBW LEDs
Output: up to 3,500 lumens
Zoom: 2.3°–55° (1:23.9)
Colour temperature: adjustable from 2,000–12,000 K
Range of motion: 540° pan / 234° tilt
Weight: 9.8 kg
Noise level: 29 dB(A)
Control: DMX, Art-Net, sACN, Kling-Net and CRMX
Special functions: pixel control, sparkle channel, layer function
Applications
- TV studios and theatres
Ideal for broadcasts and live recordings thanks to whisper-quiet operation and adjustable colour temperatures - Concerts and festivals
With fast movements and intense colours, a powerful addition to any rig - Permanent installations in museums or exhibition stands
Compact and reliable with a long service life and a flexible colour spectrum - Small to medium-sized events
Fits into any lighting design and delivers powerful visuals without a complicated setup
Conclusion
The JB-Lighting Sparx 9 proves that greatness isn’t about size. This compact wash beam delivers performance that far exceeds its weight class, with fast movements, excellent colours and versatile creative effects. Whether you’re designing lighting for a theatre production or putting together an impressive show for a festival, the Sparx 9 is a reliable and inspiring choice.
Would you like to experience for yourself what this all-rounder can do for your production? Request a free demo via [email protected] or the contact form on our website.
| Article code | VCSP901 |
| SKU | VCSP901 |
| Type of light source | LED |
| Number of light sources | 7 |
| Power Light source | 7 x 40 W |
| LED colours | RGBW |
| Luminous flux | Up to 3,500 lm |
| Colour Rendering Index (CRI) | ≥85 |
| Colour temperature | 2700 - 12000K |
| Zoom Type | Motorised |
| Minimum zoom | 2.3° |
| Maximum zoom | 55° |
| Control | Stand Alone / Master Slave / Built-in DMX analyser |
| DMX channels | 21 / 32 / 46 channels + 28 (pixel control) |
| Protocols | Art-Net / DMX / Kling-Net / RDM / sACN |
| Wireless | Wireless DMX (LumenRadio) |
| Dimmer | 0 - 100% (with dimmer curve settings) |
| Strobe | Electronic shutter with pulse and ramp functions (±1-25 Hz) |
| Prism 1 | - |
| Prism 2 | - |
| Colour system | RGBW + Colour Wheel Emulation + CTC |
| Dichroic colour wheel | Emulation via DMX channel |
| Gobo system | - |
| Gobo wheel | - |
| Pan | 540° |
| Tilt | 234° |
| Input voltage | 100-240V AC 50-60Hz |
| Power consumption | Max. 300 W |
| Power connector in | powerCON TRUE1 |
| Power connector off | powerCON TRUE1 |
| DMX Connector | 5-pole XLR in/out |
| Weight | 9.8 kg |
| IP value | IP20 (for indoor use only) |
| Housing | Metal / Plastic |
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