FX Lab Mirror Ball - 15 inch

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The FX Lab 15-inch mirror ball is designed for event planners, home entertainers, and club owners looking to achieve a classic disco atmosphere. Its primary benefit is the projection of hundreds of reflective light beams when paired with an external spotlight, creating an immersive, dynamic environment for parties or weddings. A notable caveat is that the unit does not include a motor or mounting hardware, requiring a separate investment in a heavy-duty motor to achieve the signature rotating effect.
| Model Part Number | G007NL |
|---|---|
| Brand | FXLAB |
No, the FX Lab 15-inch mirror ball must be paired with a separate heavy-duty mirror ball motor for rotation.
You should use specialized, load-rated mounting hardware and ensure the ceiling structure can support the weight of the ball and the motor.
Each facet measures 5mm by 5mm.
It features a lightweight plastic core, but always consult the product weight specifications to ensure your motor and mounting point are rated for the total weight.
Always use the included safety eye to attach a safety chain or steel cable to a secure, independent anchor point on your mounting structure.
Check that the mirror ball motor is powered on and that the axle is securely inserted into the motor housing.
Clean the mirror facets with a microfiber cloth and ensure the light source is positioned correctly to hit the center of the ball.
Ensure the ball is perfectly balanced on the motor axle and that the motor is mounted level to the ceiling.
To safely install the mirror ball, you must use a compatible heavy-duty motor designed for this diameter. Always secure the ball to the ceiling or a lighting truss using the primary mounting point, and utilize the secondary safety eye with a certified safety chain or steel cable attached to a separate anchor point.