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ColorKey Mover Beam 100 Demo: Ultra-Sharp 100W Aerial Effects

by Froggy's Fog

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Length
0:30
Views
36
Published
Jun 2026

What this video covers

This short demo from Froggy's Fog showcases the ColorKey Mover Beam 100, a moving head fixture powered by a 100W white LED engine. The clip highlights the unit's fast pan and tilt movement alongside its tight, razor-sharp beam output. It serves as a quick visual proof-of-concept for haunters and event producers considering adding high-impact aerial beam effects to their setup.

Key takeaways

  • Powered by a 100W white LED engine delivering punchy, high-brightness output
  • Lightning-fast pan and tilt movement demonstrated in a live room environment
  • Produces a very narrow, well-defined beam suitable for cutting through haze or fog
  • Short-format demo makes it easy to evaluate visual impact before purchasing

Who this is for

Haunted attraction operators, home haunters, or event lighting designers looking for a compact moving head beam fixture to add dynamic aerial effects to their space.

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