The evolution of LED wash luminaires has spurred multi-functional fixtures capable of mid-air visual effects. The GML B-EYE 1940 integrates an optical array of 19 individually controllable 40W Osram RGBW emitters, delivering traditional stage wash, tight multi-beam graphics, and dynamic kaleidoscopic effects.
Optical Array and Engine Assembly
Driven by a combined 760W LED core with adjustable color temperature from 2500K to 8000K, each LED emitter operates through dedicated collimating optics. The signature mechanical highlight is its front lens assembly, which adjusts zoom continuously from 4° to 60° while maintaining endless bi-directional rotation capability around its central axis.
Vortex and Kaleidoscope Beam Dynamics
At a tight 4° beam setting, rotating the front lens element weaves the 19 individual beamlets into complex spatial structures, generating micro-beam rotations and Vortex patterns. Combining lens rotation speed with onboard pixel macros unlocks visual patterns without physical gobo wheels.
Full Pixel Mapping Control
Operating across 21, 35, 78, 92, or 97 DMX channel modes, the 97-channel profile grants direct control over every individual RGBW emitter. This enables low-resolution media playback, matrix mapping, and complex color sweeps across large stage arrays.
