The Pangolin Unity RAW 3 is a full-color RGB semiconductor diode laser projector designed to produce vibrant aerial beam effects, laser graphics, logos, and text for live entertainment applications. Featuring more than 2,700mW of guaranteed optical output, a 25K scanning system, and ILDA control compatibility, this laser system provides versatile visual effects for mobile DJs, nightclubs, concerts, and entertainment venues. Its compact construction and included emergency stop system make it a practical solution for professional laser show installations and mobile productions.
Pangolin Unity RAW 3 Competitive Differences
Over 2.7W Guaranteed Optical Output: Delivers more than 2,700mW of full-color RGB laser output for aerial beam effects and graphic projections.
Full-Color RGB Diode Technology: Combines red, green, and blue semiconductor laser sources to produce a wide range of colors for entertainment lighting.
25K Scanning System: Features 25kpps scanning at an 8-degree angle for dynamic beam movements, projected graphics, logos, and text.
ILDA Control Compatibility: Supports external ILDA laser show controllers, including compatible Pangolin FB3QS and FB4 control hardware.
Analog Color Modulation: Supports analog modulation up to 50kHz for color transitions and intensity control.
Integrated Laser Safety Features: Includes keyed interlock, emission delay, magnetic interlock, scan-fail safety, mechanical shutter, and adjustable aperture masking plate.
Emergency Stop Integration: Includes an E-stop safety system with support for daisy-chaining emergency stop signals across multiple compatible projectors.
Adjustable Projection Settings: Provides individual color output adjustments, X/Y axis inversion, image sizing, and positioning controls.
Pangolin Unity RAW 3 Description
The Pangolin Unity RAW 3 brings full-color laser effects to DJs, lighting operators, and entertainment professionals who need a versatile laser projector for live shows. Its RGB diode-based optical system combines 700mW red, 700mW green, and 1,600mW blue laser modules, with a guaranteed total optical output exceeding 2,700mW. This configuration supports colorful aerial beam displays and projected graphics, making the RAW 3 suitable for dance floors, nightclub installations, concerts, and other entertainment environments. The system is designed for venues with capacities of up to approximately 3,000 people, depending on the application and installation conditions.
A 25kpps scanning system operating at an 8-degree scan angle provides the beam movement required for laser graphics, logos, text, and animated visual effects. With a specified beam size of 5 x 3mm and beam divergence below 1.1mrad, the projector supports defined beams and graphic projection. Analog modulation up to 50kHz allows control over the individual RGB color channels. Operators can also adjust individual color output, invert the X and Y axes, and modify projection size and position to suit different show configurations.
The RAW 3 uses an ILDA control interface for integration with compatible laser show control systems. Pangolin FB3QS or compatible FB4 control hardware can be paired with Pangolin QuickShow software for computer-based programming and playback of laser effects. DMX and Art-Net control workflows require appropriate compatible control hardware and software rather than relying on the projector's ILDA connection alone. This allows lighting professionals to select a control configuration that fits their existing show equipment and production requirements.
Designed for live event use, the projector includes multiple laser safety mechanisms, including a keyed interlock, emission delay, magnetic interlock, scan-fail protection, mechanical shutter, and adjustable aperture masking plate. An emergency stop system is supplied with a 10-meter cable, along with a 10-meter ILDA signal cable, safety keys, and interlock components. With a compact enclosure measuring approximately 9.37 x 7.56 x 4.49 inches and weighing 15.4 pounds, the Unity RAW 3 provides a transportable laser show solution for mobile production and fixed installations. All laser effects must be installed and operated in accordance with applicable laser safety regulations and venue requirements.
