When an RGB laser projector shows unexpected color drift after delivery, treat the matter as a documented technical quality claim. Identify every affected unit, reproduce the issue under stable conditions, and collect evidence before contacting NewFeel Lighting. A complete submission should include order details, shipment records, photos or videos, test results, and a precise explanation of the color deviation.
Photographs and videos should show the affected output as clearly as possible. If measurement equipment is available, attach the readings and explain the test method used.
A useful claim separates a projector fault from a control, software, environmental, or installation problem. The RGB outdoor concert laser projector is listed with red, green, and blue wavelengths of 636±5nm, 525±5nm, and 455±5nm respectively. Where suitable optical instruments are available, compare the measured results with these stated ranges and identify which color channel is outside the expected performance.

Before concluding that the laser module is defective, document the complete control path. The projector supports standard ILDA, DMX512, self-walk, and master-slave modes. Its listed interfaces include RJ45-ILDA DB25 and DMX512, with compatibility for Pangolin laser software and Tiger, Pearl, and MA controllers. State exactly which controller, software version, interface, signal mode, and programmed color settings were used when the drift appeared.
Also note whether the equipment was operated indoors or outdoors, the venue conditions, weather exposure, ventilation, installation angle, operating time, and recent maintenance. The product is specified for indoor and outdoor applications and has an IP66 protection rating, but actual site conditions remain important during technical evaluation.

After receiving the claim package, ask NewFeel Lighting to compare the reported condition with its production and pre-shipment records. The stated quality-control process includes laser module inspection, optical performance testing, scanner testing, electronic component inspection, waterproof testing, control-system testing, safety checks, aging tests, finished-product inspection, and pre-shipment inspection.
Keep the affected projectors available for inspection and avoid replacing internal parts or making irreversible adjustments before the supplier has reviewed the evidence. NewFeel Lighting lists technical consultation, laser-show system setup guidance, software configuration assistance, installation support, troubleshooting, and spare-parts service. These resources can help determine whether the drift originates in the projector, the signal chain, or the installation.
| Review Category | Applicable Product Information | Information to Submit |
|---|---|---|
| RGB optical output | Red 636±5nm; green 525±5nm; blue 455±5nm | Observed color shift, measurement method, test conditions, images, and affected unit numbers |
| Control configuration | ILDA, DMX512, self-walk, and master-slave operation | Controller, software, interface, signal mode, programming settings, and reproduction steps |
| Installation environment | Indoor and outdoor use with IP66 protection | Venue, weather, mounting arrangement, ventilation, operating hours, and installation conditions |
| Quality investigation | Optical, electronic, safety, aging, finished-product, and pre-shipment checks | Request comparison with applicable inspection and test records |
| Shipment information | Sea, air, and international express delivery; EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF, and DDP may be discussed | Quantity, shipping method, arrival date, freight documents, packaging condition, and delivery photos |
Provide the order and shipment information, affected unit identifiers, visual evidence, operating conditions, controller and software details, control mode, installation information, and any available optical readings. Keep the packaging and delivery documents for possible inspection.
Yes. The reported output can be reviewed against the listed red, green, and blue specifications of 636±5nm, 525±5nm, and 455±5nm. The supplier may also examine optical performance, control, safety, aging, finished-product, and pre-shipment records.
Listed services include technical consultation, laser-show setup guidance, software configuration, installation assistance, troubleshooting, and spare-parts support. The company also lists 24-hour response, order tracking, operating guidance, and after-sales service.
Submit the complaint as a structured technical request rather than a general product-quality statement. Describe the color deviation, identify the units, provide repeatable test conditions, document the control system, attach visual and measurement evidence, and preserve shipment materials. This allows NewFeel Lighting to distinguish a product-related issue from configuration, installation, or transport-related factors.
NewFeel Lighting provides OEM/ODM and customized lighting solutions. Its stated minimum order quantity is 1 unit, sample delivery is 7-15 working days, and bulk delivery is 20-35 working days after order confirmation. The laser light is identified with CE certification UTT202406076C. For technical assistance or a detailed solution, contact sunny@nfstagelight.com.
Guangzhou New Feel Lighting And Audio Equipment Co., Ltd., operating under the NewFeel Lighting brand, was founded in 2008 in Guangzhou as a manufacturer of stage lighting and special-effects equipment. Its portfolio includes RGB laser lights, outdoor laser projectors, moving head fixtures, fog machines, snow machines, and professional effects equipment for concerts, festivals, weddings, clubs, rental productions, entertainment venues, and architectural projects.
The company reports an R&D team covering optical design, electronic control, structural improvement, and customized product development. It exports to North America, Europe, South America, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. Its listed credentials include CE certification UTT202406076C for laser light, while cooperation examples include a United States distributor serving weddings, private events, DJ performances, and small venues, as well as a French stage-production company supporting live shows, festivals, corporate events, and entertainment locations.

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