Model LV350 IPEdition EN · 09 / 2026 · V1 · FW 1.5
Document No. LV350IP-EN-01

IP65 LED Moving Head · Beam Spot Wash

LV350 IP

350 W LED hybrid moving head with CMY + CTO, two rotating gobo wheels, two prisms, frost and motorised zoom 3° – 38° — weatherproof to IP65

Operating manual. Please read in full before first use and keep for future reference.

Light source

350 Wwhite LED · 8,000 K

Zoom

3° – 38°motorised · focus

DMX

27 / 32channels · RDM · W-DMX opt.

IP rating

IP65indoor & outdoor

Foreword

00Welcome

Thank you for choosing the Lexvision LV350 IP — a weatherproof hybrid moving head with a 350 W LED, CMY colour mixing, two rotating gobo wheels, two prisms, frost and motorised zoom / focus.

This document describes set-up, operation, care and troubleshooting of the fixture. Read the manual — in particular the chapter Safety Instructions — in full before first use and keep it with the fixture. If the fixture is passed on to third parties, the manual must be included. Damage caused by disregarding this manual is not covered by the warranty.

0.1Symbols used

WarningMarks situations in which persons may be injured or the fixture may be damaged. Always observe these instructions.

NoteMarks useful additional information, tips or explanations that aid understanding.

Danger — voltageMarks situations involving danger to life from electric current. Work on live parts is reserved for qualified personnel only.

0.2Intended use

The LV350 IP is a professional IP65-rated lighting fixture for stages, events and installations indoors and outdoors. Installation and operation by qualified personnel only. The fixture must not be connected to a dimmer pack and must not be operated by children.

0.3Package contents

1 × Lexvision LV350 IP
2 × Omega bracket
1 × Safety cable
1 × Signal cable · 1 × Power cable
1 × Operating manual

Table of Contents

—Overview

01Safety Instructions04
1.1General safety04
1.2Installation & mounting positions05
02Technical Specifications06
2.1Dimensions & overview07
2.2Photometrics · colour wheels · gobo wheels08
03Connecting Power & Data09
04Menu Map10
05DMX Channels (27 / 32 CH)12
06Troubleshooting15
07Cleaning & Maintenance16
—CE Declaration of Conformity16

Chapter 01

01Safety Instructions

Read this chapter in full before first use. Unpack the fixture and check it carefully for transport damage — do not use a damaged fixture and contact your dealer immediately.

1.1General safety

Danger to life from electric currentThe yellow/green conductor must be properly earthed. Disconnect the power before servicing, cleaning, changing accessories and long periods of non-use. Do not touch any wire during operation. Make sure the mains voltage matches the rating label (AC 100 – 264 V, 50 / 60 Hz).

Never connect the fixture to a dimmer pack. Installation and operation by qualified personnel only; do not allow children to operate the fixture.
Always use a safety cable when rigging. Carry the fixture by the base only — never by the head.
Fix the fixture firmly so that it cannot vibrate or slip during operation.
Choose a well-ventilated location: at least 50 cm from adjacent surfaces, no ventilation slot blocked — otherwise the fixture will overheat.
Ambient temperature −15 °C to +45 °C. Do not operate outside this range.
Keep flammable materials away from the fixture. Minimum distance to illuminated objects: 5 m.
The power cable must not be crimped or damaged — replace damaged cables immediately. Avoid entanglement with other cables.
The housing surface may reach 65 °C — do not touch it bare-handed during operation.
Do not allow liquids, water or metal to enter the unit — if this happens, cut the mains power immediately.
Do not operate in dirty or dusty environments; clean the fixture regularly.
Avoid direct eye exposure to the light source. Replace damaged housing parts or lenses with original parts only.
Do not operate a damaged fixture and do not attempt repairs yourself — authorised service centres only.
Use the original packaging for transport; release the PAN/TILT locks before packing. Pack only after the fixture has cooled completely; stack a maximum of 2 flight cases.

No direct sunlight on the front lensNever expose the front lens to direct sunlight or other strong light sources while unpacking, installing, operating or during extended idle times outdoors. The optics focus the light into the fixture and cause severe internal damage.

1.2Installation & mounting positions

The LV350 IP is rated IP65: dust cannot enter in quantities that interfere with operation, and water jets from any direction are harmless. The fixture is therefore suitable for indoor and outdoor events. Install and operate by qualified personnel only — away from walkways and seating and out of reach of unauthorised persons. Never stand directly under the fixture during installation, removal or servicing.

Risk of fallingConfirm that clamps and safety cable are intact before every installation. The truss or mounting structure must hold 6 times the fixture weight without deformation. In addition, always use a safety cable rated for at least 10 times the fixture weight in accordance with local regulations, so the fixture cannot fall if the clamp fails. Attach the safety cable to the dedicated attachment point on the base — not to the bracket.

Three mounting positions

The fixture is fully operational in three positions: hanging upside-down from the truss, sideways on the truss or standing on the floor.

Installation steps

Fit the Omega bracketsInsert both Omega brackets with clamps into the attachment points on the base and lock them.
Hang the fixtureTighten the clamps on the truss; secure the fixture against slipping.
Attach the safety cableRoute the safety cable through the safety attachment point on the base and around the truss.
Route cables downwardsTo maintain the IP65 rating, all cables must point towards the ground when side-mounted so that no water accumulates around the connectors.

Three mounting positions — **Fig. 1.1** — Hanging, side-mounted and standing on the truss

Chapter 02

02Technical Specifications

Light source & optics

Light source	1 × 350 W LED
Colour temperature	8,000 K
CRI	73 (optional 90)
Beam angle	3.4° – 33.1°
Field angle	5.5° – 38.3°
Cut-off angle	5.9° – 40.2°
Zoom / focus	motorised, 16 bit
Frost	independent frost effect

Movement

Pan / tilt	540° / 270°
Resolution	16 bit

Effects

Dimmer	0 – 100 %, 16 bit
Strobe	0 – 25 Hz
Colour mixing	CMY + CTO
Colour wheel 1 / 2	4 + open / 5 + open
Gobo wheel 1 / 2	7 + open each, rotating, shake, indexing
Prism 1 / 2	4-facet circular / 4-facet linear, index & rotate, overlapping

Control

Control modes	Auto · DMX · Manual
DMX channels	27 / 32
Protocols	DMX-512, RDM (optional W-DMX)
Display	TFT screen, 4 touch buttons, battery
Dimmer curves	Linear · Square · I-Square · S-Curve
Fan modes	Auto · Full · ECO

Electrical & connections

Mains voltage	AC 100 – 264 V, 50 / 60 Hz
Power consumption	542 W
Power IN / OUT	PowerCon, IP65
DMX IN / OUT	3-pin + 5-pin XLR (optional RJ45)

Mechanical & environment

Dimensions (L×W×H)	337 × 240 × 634 mm
Weight	21 kg
IP rating	IP65
Housing	High-impact flame-retardant thermoplastic, black
Ambient temperature	−10 °C to +45 °C (operation)

2.1Dimensions (mm)

Fig. 2.1 — Height 634 · width 337 · depth 240 (base) · head 432 × 236 · front lens Ø 116.

2.2Overview

DisplayTFT screen
ButtonsMENU · UP · DOWN · ENTER
Release valve
Fuse
Power IN / OUTPowerCon IP65
DMX IN / OUT3-pin XLR (optional RJ45)
DMX IN / OUT5-pin XLR (optional RJ45)
Wireless antennaW-DMX (optional)

Button functions

Button	Function
MENU	Exits from the current menu or function
UP ˄	Navigates upwards through the menu or increases the value when in a function
DOWN ˅	Navigates downwards through the menu or decreases the value when in a function
ENTER	Enables the current displayed menu or sets the selected value into the selected function

2.3Photometrics

Distance	5 m	10 m	15 m	20 m
Lux 3°	70,298	16,072	7,167	3,897
Ø (m)	0.27	0.52	0.80	1.05
Lux 38°	2,538	646	286	163
Ø (m)	3.55	6.92	10.4	13.8

2.4Colour wheels & gobo wheels

Colour wheel 1, colour wheel 2, CTO/Y — **Fig. 2.3** — Colour wheel 1 (M · red · yellow · green · light blue), colour wheel 2 (C · blue · magenta · CTO 3200 K · CTB · dark blue), CTO / yellow

**Fig. 2.4** — Rotating gobo wheels 1 and 2 (7 gobos + open each)

Gobo wheel	Gobo Ø	Image Ø	Thickness
Rotating 1	19 mm	15 mm	1.1 mm
Rotating 2	19 mm	13 mm	1.1 mm

Original gobos carry a special heat-resistant coating. Custom gobos must be made of high-temperature-resistant material or high-quality glass with identical dimensions, structure and material — differing gobos will be damaged and are excluded from the warranty. Do not use gobos with black coating on both sides (heat absorption).

Chapter 03

03Connecting Power & Data

3.1Connecting power

Release the PAN/TILT locks before connecting power.
The fixture operates on AC 100 – 260 V, 50 / 60 Hz. Maximum power consumption 542 W.
The fixture must be earthed and able to be isolated from AC power. The supply must incorporate a fuse or circuit breaker for fault protection. All wiring work must be carried out by a qualified electrician.

Colour (US)	Colour (EU)	Symbol	Conductor
Black	Brown	L	Live
White	Blue	N	Neutral
Green	Yellow / green	⏚	Ground (earth)

3.2DMX cabling

The fixture is equipped with 3-pin and 5-pin XLR sockets for DMX IN / OUT. Signal cables of up to 150 m normally work without problems; a signal amplifier is required beyond that. Use IP-rated XLR connectors between controller and fixture and between fixtures.

Building a serial DMX chain: connect the DMX output of the controller to the DMX input of the first fixture, its DMX output to the input of the next fixture, and so on. Up to 32 fixtures per DMX link. Terminate the DMX output of the last fixture with a 120 Ω DMX terminator.

Pin 1	Common / shield
Pin 2	DMX − (data −)
Pin 3	DMX + (data +)
Pin 4 / 5	not used (5-pin)

Chapter 04

04Menu Map

Screen lock & battery operationThe screen locks automatically after a long period without operation. To unlock, press UP → DOWN → MENU → ENTER in sequence (alternatively hold MENU for 5 s, see “Screen Unlock”). Thanks to the internal battery, the menu can also be operated without mains power: hold any button for 5 seconds.

Main level	Sub-level	Options	Description
RunMode	DMX Mode	27CH · 32CH	Selects the DMX channel mode
	Address	001 – 512	Selects the DMX start address
	Auto Mode	Master · Alone	Master / stand-alone mode for auto programs
	Manual Mode	Pan … Focus	Manually control and test all functions via the control panel (Pan, Tilt, Strobe, Dimmer, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, CTO, Colour 1/2, Gobo 1/2 + rotation, Prism 1/2 + rotation, Frost, Zoom, Focus)
Programs	Select Program	Program 1 – 10	Select auto program 1 – 10 · Test Program
	Program Edit	Step 1 – 16 = Scene	Assign scenes to steps, set scene time, test
	Scene Edit	Scene 001 – 128	Edit each scene channel by channel (Pan … Focus) and its timing
Settings	Pan Reverse	Yes · No	Reversed / normal pan
	Tilt Reverse	Yes · No	Reversed / normal tilt
	Screen Reverse	Up · Down · Auto	Display orientation
	Auto Reposition	On · Off	Automatic position correction
	Pan Angle	540 · 360 · 180	Pan range
	Tilt Angle	Full · 180 · 90	Tilt range
	Limit Mode	Off · Up · Down	Up: pan 180° / tilt 180° · Down: pan 180° / tilt 90°
	Screen Unlock	—	Press and hold MENU for 5 s to unlock the screen
	DMX Loss	Hold · Off	Behaviour without DMX signal: hold last state / off
	Fan Mode	Auto · Full · ECO	Fan mode
	DMX Backlight	On · Off	Display stays on / off with DMX signal
	Dimmer Curve	Linear · Square · Inverse square · S-Curve	Dimmer curve

4.1Menu map (continued)

Main level	Sub-level	Options	Description
Settings (cont.)	Dimmer Freq	600 · 1200 · 2000 · 4000 · 6000 · 25K	PWM frequency (Hz) — adjust for camera work
	Power Down	Pan … Focus	Behaviour of the functions on power-down
	Calibrate	Code 003 · Pan · Tilt · …	Fine calibration of home positions (password protected); magnetic sensitivity
	W-DMX Setting	Off · On · Reset	Wireless DMX (optional) off / on / re-pair
Reset	Reset All	—	Reset all functions
	Reset Scan	—	Reset pan / tilt only
	Reset Other	—	Reset all functions except pan / tilt
SysInfo	Temperature	°C	Fixture temperature
	Error List	—	Shows the error list
	Software Version	—	Firmware version (FW 1.5)
	System Update	On · Off	Enable software update
	System Info	—	System information
	Factory Reset	Yes · No	Restore factory default settings

4.2Setting the DMX address

Open the menuUnlock the screen, select RunMode → DMX Mode and confirm the channel mode (27CH / 32CH) with ENTER.
Select the addressOpen RunMode → Address, set the start address 001 – 512 with UP / DOWN and save with ENTER.
Address following fixturesStart address + channel count: 27 CH → 1 · 28 · 55 · 82 … — 32 CH → 1 · 33 · 65 · 97 …

4.3Dimmer curves

Curve	Behaviour
Linear	Light output increases linearly with the DMX value.
Square	Fine steps at low values, coarser at high values.
Inverse square	Coarser steps at low values, finer at high values.
S-Curve	Fine steps at both ends, coarser in the middle range.

Chapter 05

05DMX Channels

The LV350 IP offers two channel modes. The 32-CH mode adds 16-bit fine channels for dimmer, gobo rotation, zoom and focus to the 27-CH mode. The two left-hand columns show the channel number in each mode.

27 CH	32 CH	Function	Value	Setting
1	1	Pan	000 – 255	0 – 100 %
2	2	Pan fine	000 – 255	Fine control, 16 bit
3	3	Tilt	000 – 255	0 – 100 %
4	4	Tilt fine	000 – 255	Fine control, 16 bit
5	5	Pan / tilt speed	000 – 255	Fast → slow
6	6	Dimmer	000 – 255	0 – 100 %
–	7	Dimmer fine	000 – 255	Fine control, 16 bit
7	8	Strobe	000 – 003	Off
			004 – 007	On
			008 – 076	Synchronised strobe, slow → fast
			077 – 145	Pulse strobe, slow → fast
			146 – 215	Random strobe, slow → fast
			216 – 255	On
8	9	Colour wheel 1	000	Open
			001 – 053	White → colour 1 (27)
			054 – 074	Colour 1
			075 – 115	Colour 1 → colour 2 (77)
			116 – 136	Colour 2
			137 – 175	Colour 2 → colour 3 (127)
			176 – 196	Colour 3
			197 – 239	Colour 3 → colour 4 (178)
			240 – 255	Colour 4
9	10	Colour wheel 2	000	Open
			001 – 044	White → colour 1 (28)
			045 – 059	Colour 1
			060 – 096	Colour 1 → colour 2 (91)
			097 – 110	Colour 2
			111 – 146	Colour 2 → colour 3 (156)
			147 – 160	Colour 3
			161 – 197	Colour 3 → colour 4 (216)
			198 – 211	Colour 4
			212 – 248	Colour 4 → colour 5 (228)
			249 – 255	Colour 5
10	11	Cyan	000 – 255	0 – 100 %
11	12	Magenta	000 – 255	0 – 100 %
12	13	Yellow	000 – 255	0 – 100 %
13	14	CTO	000 – 255	0 – 100 %

5.2Gobo wheels

27 CH	32 CH	Function	Value	Setting
14	15	Gobo wheel 1 (rotating)	000 – 007	Open
			008 – 015	Gobo 1
			016 – 023	Gobo 2
			024 – 031	Gobo 3
			032 – 039	Gobo 4
			040 – 047	Gobo 5
			048 – 055	Gobo 6
			056 – 063	Gobo 7
			064 – 071	Gobo 7 shake
			072 – 079	Gobo 6 shake
			080 – 087	Gobo 5 shake
			088 – 095	Gobo 4 shake
			096 – 103	Gobo 3 shake
			104 – 111	Gobo 2 shake
			112 – 119	Gobo 1 shake
			120 – 127	Stop
			128 – 187	Wheel rotation CCW, fast → slow
			188 – 195	Stop
			196 – 255	Wheel rotation CW, slow → fast
15	16	Gobo 1 rotation	000 – 127	Gobo index (position)
			128 – 187	Gobo rotation CCW, fast → slow
			188 – 195	Stop
			196 – 247	Gobo rotation CW, slow → fast
			248 – 255	Stop
–	17	Gobo 1 rotation fine	000 – 255	Fine control, 16 bit
16	18	Gobo wheel 2 (rotating)	000 – 007	Open
			008 – 063	Gobo 1 – 7 (8 steps each, as gobo wheel 1)
			064 – 127	Gobo 7 – 1 shake (8 steps each) · 120 – 127 stop
			128 – 255	Wheel rotation CCW fast → slow · 188 – 195 stop · CW slow → fast
17	19	Gobo 2 rotation	000 – 127	Gobo index (position)
			128 – 187	Gobo rotation CCW, fast → slow
			188 – 195	Stop
			196 – 247	Gobo rotation CW, slow → fast
			248 – 255	Stop
–	20	Gobo 2 rotation fine	000 – 255	Fine control, 16 bit

5.3Prisms · frost · zoom · focus · macros · function

27 CH	32 CH	Function	Value	Setting
18	21	Prism 1	000 – 127	Off
18	21	Prism 1	128 – 255	Prism 1 insert
19	22	Prism 1 rotation	000 – 127	Prism 1 index
			128 – 187	Continuous rotation CCW, fast → slow
			188 – 195	Stop
			196 – 255	Continuous rotation CW, slow → fast
20	23	Prism 2	000 – 127	Off
20	23	Prism 2	128 – 255	Prism 2 insert
21	24	Prism 2 rotation	000 – 127	Prism 2 index
			128 – 187	Continuous rotation CCW, fast → slow
			188 – 195	Stop
			196 – 255	Continuous rotation CW, slow → fast
22	25	Frost	000 – 127	Off
22	25	Frost	128 – 255	Frost insert
23	26	Zoom	000 – 255	0 – 100 %
–	27	Zoom fine	000 – 255	Fine control, 16 bit
24	28	Focus	000 – 255	0 – 100 %
–	29	Focus fine	000 – 255	Fine control, 16 bit
25	30	Movement macro	000 – 005	No function
			006 – 030	Movement macro 1
			031 – 255	Movement macro 2 – 10 (25 steps each: 031–055 · 056–080 · 081–105 · 106–130 · 131–155 · 156–180 · 181–205 · 206–230 · 231–255)
26	31	Move speed	000 – 255	Fast → slow
27	32	Function	000 – 031	No function
			032 – 063	Reset pan and tilt motor (hold 5 s)
			064 – 095	Reset other motors (hold 5 s)
			096 – 127	Reset all motors (hold 5 s)
			128 – 137	Built-in program 1
			138 – 227	Built-in program 2 – 10 (10 steps each: 138–147 · 148–157 · 158–167 · 168–177 · 178–187 · 188–197 · 198–207 · 208–217 · 218–227)
			228 – 255	No function

Chapter 06

06Troubleshooting

This guide contains solutions that can be carried out by an ordinary person. The fixture contains no user-serviceable parts — do not disassemble or service it unless qualified.

Problem	Potential cause	Solution
The fixture does not respond at all	No power	Check the power connection and that all cables are plugged in
	Fuse damaged	Replace the fuse
	Internal wiring in poor contact	Disconnect the fixture and contact your dealer
The fixture does not respond to DMX / is out of control	DMX cable disconnected	Check the DMX connections and cables
	Incorrect DMX address or mode	Correct the address settings and retry
	Main control board damaged	Contact your dealer
No light / LED cuts out suddenly	Fixture too hot	Power off and let it cool down; check ventilation
	LED damaged	Contact your dealer
	Main control board damaged	Contact your dealer
The fixture responds erratically to DMX	Connections defective	Examine connections and cables; replace damaged cables
	Incorrect addressing	Check the address settings
	One fixture in the chain disturbs data transmission	Bypass one fixture at a time until normal operation is restored
Colour inconsistency	Dust or spots on the colour filter	Clean the filter
Colour inconsistency	Colour filter loose or damaged	Inspect / have it replaced
Gobo pattern not sharp	Dust or spots on the optical lens	Clean the lens
Gobo pattern not sharp	Optical lens damaged	Contact your dealer
Efficacy drop-off	Dirty optics / ageing	Clean; contact your dealer if necessary
Reset error (pan, tilt … prism)	Magnet lost or damaged / Hall element damaged	Examine the position / have it replaced
	Obstacles in the operation zone	Make sure the operation zone is clear
	Internal wiring in poor contact	Have the wiring checked
	Motor or encoder damaged	Inspect / have it replaced

Repairs by qualified personnel onlyNever attempt to open or repair the fixture yourself. Repairs carried out by unqualified persons can lead to damage or malfunction and void the warranty.

Chapter 07

07Cleaning & Maintenance

Disconnect the power before opening the fixtureRegular cleaning and maintenance are essential for optimal performance. The operational lifespan depends largely on the operating environment and proper handling.

Important notes

All maintenance and servicing not explicitly covered in this manual must be performed by certified service technicians only.
Accumulation of dust, dirt, smoke particles or liquid deposits significantly reduces light output and heat dissipation.
Cleaning frequency varies substantially with operating conditions; no fixed interval can be specified.

Environments requiring frequent cleaning

Use of fog or haze machines
High airflow rates (e.g. near HVAC vents)
Airborne dust (stage effects, construction materials, outdoor environments)

Cleaning instructions

Clean, dry, well litWork in a clean, dry and well-lit area only.
Clean the opticsGently wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth lightly dampened with water or a mild cleaning solution.
No abrasivesNever use abrasive liquids or hard objects — optical surfaces are fragile and scratch-prone.
Let it dryAllow all parts to dry completely before powering on again.

Appendix

—EU Declaration of Conformity

The manufacturer declares under its sole responsibility that the Lexvision LV350 IP complies with the relevant EU harmonisation legislation (LVD 2014/35/EU, EMC 2014/30/EU, RoHS 2011/65/EU). The signed EU Declaration of Conformity is available as a separate document and can be requested from Lexvision GmbH, Waldweg 26, 54636 Sefferweich, Germany, by email to verkauf@lexvision.de or by phone on +49 (0) 651 14567727.

Lexvision LV350 IP · Operating Manual · Edition EN 09/2026 · V1 · Document No. LV350IP-EN-01 · Subject to technical changes and errors.