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PRODUCT

Professional LED Lighting for Stage & Architectural Applications

DASEN provides professional lighting products for stage, architectural and landscape applications, along with lighting control systems for integrated lighting projects.

Our product range includes moving head lights, effect lights, LED flood lights, landscape spotlights, wall washers and DMX control equipment, designed for professional venues, events, buildings and outdoor environments.

RockBar² Series
RockBar² Series
RockBar² Series
RockBar² Series
RockBar² Series
RockBar² Series
Four-way blinder
Two-way blinder
LED 200W Moving Head Light
100W Laser Moving Head Light
18*20W RGBWA-UV 6-IN-1 Par Light
7*20W RGBWA-UV 6-IN-1 Par Light
Firefly light
60W HD Image Prjection
LED 400W Water-wave Floor Light
LED 400W Water-wave Floor Light
LED 200W Water-wave Floor Light
LED 100W Water-wave Floor Light
LED 60W Water-wave Floor Light
LED 15x5W 4-in-1 RGBW Flood Light

Frequently Asked Questions

The right DASEN lighting product depends on the application, lighting effect, installation environment and project requirements. Customers can select from stage, architectural, landscape and lighting control products based on the specific requirements of their project.

DASEN’s stage lighting products are primarily designed for dynamic performance and entertainment environments, while its architectural lighting products are designed to illuminate and enhance buildings, landscapes and outdoor spaces. The two product ranges address different lighting effects, installation environments and project requirements.

Architectural LED lighting should be selected based on the building surface, required lighting effect, beam angle, installation environment, IP rating and control requirements. These factors help determine whether a flood light, spotlight or wall washer is more suitable.

Stage and architectural lighting products can be combined in projects that require both dynamic performance lighting and architectural illumination. The appropriate combination depends on the project’s lighting objectives, installation environment and control requirements.