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Genaray LF-RGB-65 RGB LED Fresnel with 6.5" Lens

BH #GELFRGB65 • MFR #LF-RGB-65
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Genaray LF-RGB-65 RGB LED Fresnel with 6.5" Lens
Key Features
  • For Studio, Theater & Film/TV Production
  • Output: 17,900 Lux at 3.3' (25° 5600K)
  • Output: 11,200 Lux at 3.3' (65° 5600K)
  • 2800 to 6500K; RGB Control
The Genaray LF-RGB-65 is a 200W full RGB light fixture that boasts a 6.5" Fresnel lens that can focus the beam from an intense 25° spot to a broad 65° flood. The LF-RGB-65 has a long throw and a peak intensity of 17,900 lux, which is perfect for photo, video, theater, and houses of worship. Easily set color temperature from 2800 to 6500K and adjust the green/magenta shift to conform to natural or artificial ambient lighting conditions as well as other light fixtures.
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Does this come with a case or bag?

Does this come with a case or bag?
Asked by: Lee
No, the Genaray LF-RGB-65 RGB LED Fresnel with 6.5" Lens does not come with a bag or a case.
Answered by: Rachael B
Date published: 2025-01-14

There is no way this light uses 512 DMX channels. ...

There is no way this light uses 512 DMX channels. That is an entire universe. How many does it actually use?
Asked by: Derek
The Genaray LF-RGB-65 RGB LED Fresnel with 6.5" Lens uses a total of four DMX channels.
Answered by: Rob K
Date published: 2024-08-22

How loud is the fan?

How loud is the fan?
Asked by: Joe
The Genaray LF-RGB-65 RGB LED Fresnel with 6.5" Lens (B&H# GELFRGB65) has a fan that is so quiet at maximum speed that it typically would not be heard on a microphone in an otherwise quiet studio just a few feet away.
Answered by: Yoni S
Date published: 2026-03-29

How many DMX channels are used to control it?

How many DMX channels are used to control it?
Asked by: Ken
512 DMX channels is standard DMX for one universe -- but how many DMX channels does this REQUIRE for various modes? An example would be "3: one for luminosity, one for color temp, and one for shutter/strobe."
Answered by: T. Brian
Date published: 2026-03-07
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