Eurolite LEDTMH-H240 Beam/Wash/Flower

I bought four of these for the stage lightning side-gig part of my firm: No, I’m not a full time professional, and I review the lamps in relation their price range. This far I have used them only for dance shows, and their have served the purpose very well.

Output
The light output is good, and live up to what I consider 6x40W promises. When used on a 10x8 m stage I seldom use them at full capacity. I mostly use them above stage, but they functioned well as front light at one time, with the multiple colour options making it possible to get a nice warm “front white”.

Noise
The temperature-controlled fan does what it promises and does it well. When in full work lamps are only fit for music venues, when still and not working to much they are almost silent. I will try them on an acoustic classical concert in a month (yes, they seem to be that silent) but I won’t have them as my only option.
One of the lamps does a squeaking noise when it rotates (at the time of writing still unfixed). Not loud enough to be a show-problem, but irritating and it says a bit about the quality.

FX
As anything else than a moving wash it does it says, but mostly just that. It has a number of flower fxs, and the moving lens is useful both as a fx and to form the performance as a wash.
In full 56-channel mode you can do a lot with the six individual lamps, but in 24-channel mode you are bound to use the macros for patterns. These work well, but takes a little time to get comfortable with as they override some other values – it is possible to have the lamp blinking with the master down! The manual could be more elaborate in many sections.
As a beam it is good. Sometimes the basic lamp shape of a rhombus is cool (creating a star shape when in the closest zoom) and sometimes it is irritating. On the other hand, it takes about five seconds to nudge the focus to get rid of the effect.
The movement is smooth, as one should expect. It also has an on-off button – which may be confusing if you are not used to it and forgot you turned it off.

Pros
+strong output
+smooth
+versatile
+adjustable noisiness

Cons
-The fx parts took me a little time to get comfortable with
-One of the lamps sometimes squeaks when rotating.