beamZ Pro has unveiled Neutron, a new family of LED luminaires designed to create modular lighting configurations using fixtures of different sizes and output levels.
The series is built around three formats—DOT, ATOM and BOLD—which share the same design, optics and coupling system. This architecture allows multiple units to be connected to form bars, matrices, columns or geometric arrangements tailored to the space and the visual design of each production.
Rather than being designed as single-purpose fixtures, Neutron units integrate several of the most common stage lighting functions into a single housing. Depending on the programming, they can be used as audience blinders, strobes, wash fixtures or pixel mapping surfaces to create graphic effects and animations.
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A central light source with an independent RGB halo
The optical concept combines a high-output central LED source with a rear Aura RGB ring featuring pixel-level control. The main light source delivers the beam, wash or the powerful front-facing output expected from a blinder, while the peripheral RGB system adds colour, movement and visual depth around the central point of light.
This combination enables a single installation to switch between functional lighting, high-intensity effects and pixel-based visual content without the need for different types of luminaires.
All models feature a 23-degree beam angle and include 16-bit PWM dimming, DMX control, RDM compatibility, automatic programs and master/slave operation.
Three sizes to match the scale of any design
The most compact model in the family is the Neutron-DOT, equipped with a 60 W LED source and an Aura ring comprising 16 RGB LEDs. Its compact dimensions—142 × 142 × 218 mm and a weight of 2.3 kg—allow it to be used as a standalone fixture or integrated in large-scale lighting structures. The standard version features a 2700 K warm white light source, while the Neutron-DOT TM adds amber LEDs and a Tungsten Mode designed to reproduce the visual characteristics of traditional incandescent lamps.
Positioned in the middle of the range is the Neutron-ATOM, available in a Full Colour version with a 200 W RGBAL LED source and in a Tungsten Mode variant featuring a 160 W warm white and amber light source. Both versions include 36 Aura RGB backlight LEDs while maintaining a relatively compact housing measuring 185 × 235 × 300 mm and weighing 4.4 kg.
For productions requiring higher light output, the range is completed by the Neutron-BOLD. The BOLD FC model features a 600 W RGBAL light source, while the BOLD TM is equipped with a 400 W warm white and amber source. In addition to three- and five-pin XLR DMX connections, BOLD units also support Art-Net and sACN control, making them suitable for integration into lighting networks and large-scale pixel-based installations.
Modular configurations for production and rental
One of the defining features of the series is its mechanical coupling system, designed to connect luminaires of different formats within the same structure.
This allows productions to combine DOT, ATOM and BOLD units to vary intensity, apparent size and the distribution of light sources while maintaining a consistent visual aesthetic.
The system makes it possible to create everything from compact light bars to large-scale matrices for stage backdrops, suspended elements, side-stage installations or integrated scenic structures.
The luminaires feature aluminium housings, weather-protected power and data connectors, and an IP65 rating, making them suitable for both indoor installations and outdoor productions.
These features position the Neutron series as a particularly attractive solution for rental companies, touring productions, festivals, clubs, theatres and any production requiring a single inventory of luminaires that can be reconfigured into designs of different sizes and geometries.
