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Chauvet Professional WELL Fit

Prepare the original WELL Fit with a compatible transmitter, correct profile and upright charging; distinguish fixture from charging case.

Ask GLMedia about renting Chauvet Professional WELL Fit for your event. Availability and configuration are subject to confirmation.

Model and purpose

Manufacturer
Chauvet Professional
Model
Chauvet Professional WELL Fit
Variant
Original WELL Fit, RGBA LEDs and internal battery
Control
W-DMX, infrared and local panel
Charging
Compatible case or charger; 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz depending on system
Protection
IP65 temporary outdoor use; no immersion

A compact uplight for accenting walls and décor without cables during battery operation. Its reflective finish helps it blend into the setting. Confirm the original WELL Fit: WELL FIT X and other family members have their own accessories and conditions.

Prepare your rental inquiry

Specify equipment only or whether setup, programming, operation and strike are also needed. Scope is confirmed in the proposal.

You do not need a final equipment list: tell us the result you want and the part you need help with. Availability and scope are confirmed in the proposal.

Features and connections

The retractable foot aims the beam from the floor. Place it securely outside traffic routes; the charging socket is not a DMX input.

The single fixture and case package are different offerings. Confirm the required charger and the accessories actually available.

Emitters are red, green, blue and amber. An RGBW personality can move controls without correctly representing the fourth color.

Prepare the system

  1. Inspect housing, contacts and charger; do not use a damaged battery. Charge upright in an open, ventilated case before planning runtime.
  2. Prepare a compatible W-DMX transmitter fed by the console. Enable Wireless Setting > Receive and check link and signal strength on every fixture.
  3. Select DMX Channel and address to match the patch. Record Information > Version and test color and intensity before distributing fixtures.

Questions and troubleshooting

No link, or still looking for the previous transmitter?

W-DMX requires a compatible link; another system labeled “wireless DMX” is not sufficient.

  1. Confirm Receive is On, the transmitter is powered and its DMX input is correct. Move a fixture closer to separate range from configuration.
  2. To change transmitters, use Receive Reset on the fixture and the transmitter’s linking procedure. Do this during preparation: transmitter reset can affect other receivers.
  3. Check signal from the final position with expected obstructions. People and water masses can block the path; do not treat ideal range as a guarantee.
Do intensity or colors differ from the console?

Compare the complete personality and control positions.

  1. 4Ch controls RGBA without a separate master dimmer. In 6Ch, dimmer is 1, colors are 2–5 and strobe is 6.
  2. In 10Ch also check the macro and automatic program. For a check without effects, neutralize them according to the chart; strobe uses 0–10 for no function.
  3. If infrared alone fails, check IR Setting and remote reception. Do not switch to a white-emitter profile to fix the amber channel.
No startup on the charger, or short runtime?

Separate a depleted battery, paused charging and program consumption.

  1. A depleted battery can require a few minutes charging before startup. Check contacts and case power; do not tilt it for charging.
  2. Charge at 0–35 °C with the lid open; do not exceed 24 hours. For abnormal heat or interrupted charging, stop using it and request service without opening the fixture.
  3. Record initial charge and program for an advance test. Published times depend on use; include setup and testing in the battery budget and avoid depletion.

Quick reference

Calculated limits within a universe; start + channels − 1 must not exceed 512.
PersonalityChannelsLast start
HSI / HSV3510
4Ch RGBA4509
6Ch6507
10Ch10503

Precautions

Terms on this page

DMX
A data protocol controlling lighting functions; each model defines what its channels mean.
Patch
Assignment of fixture, profile, address and universe in the control system.
Personality
A control mode defining the channels and functions used by a fixture.

Documentation and sources

Consulted: 2026-10-22. Manual Rev.7 and official chart Rev.1; original WELL Fit scope. Configuration and charger depend on actual revision; proposed checks without physical GLMedia testing.

Guides to plan your system

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