Warehouse pickup rental
Pay the equipment rental price, then pick up and return the equipment at the selected warehouse.
Pickup is not available from the selected warehouse.Both options start by confirming dates. Delivery also uses the address to select the correct warehouse and calculate labor.
Pay the equipment rental price, then pick up and return the equipment at the selected warehouse.
Pickup is not available from the selected warehouse.Our crew delivers, installs, and later collects the equipment at the times confirmed with you.
Estimated Miami-Dade labor: $129.60Final labor is calculated from the complete order, dates, access window, and address.Illuminate your outdoor events with the versatile Chauvet Rogue Outcast 1L Beam, built to weather any conditions. Its remarkable beam with 14 color options offer both variety, intensity and speed. Equipped with a robust LED with 140W power capacity and fully-optimal for outdoor applications, this IP65 rated moving head ensures undeterred performance even in rainy conditions.

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Quick answers about compatibility, pickup, setup, and use.
No, the Rogue Outcast moving head only have 5 pin DMS inputs and outputs. You can use a 3 pin to 5 pin DMX adaptor if you only have a 3 pin DMX console.
Yes! That is exactly what that means. This is an outdoor rated moving head with a powerful 300 watt beam.
Yes, these are professional grade moving head beams used for light shows and displays outside. We recommend adding at least one technician during your event if you are wanting to have a specific light show arranged.
They can be mounted overhead, usually on a truss beam, or upright on any flat surface. We do not recommend install them directly on the floor for safety reasons, since the moving head could be a tripping hazard.