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BeamZ CC1200

A 230 V fan launcher that blows confetti on a timer, DMX or remote; no independent reviews found.

BeamZ Pro CC1200 confetti launcher with its tube tilted up on the yoke

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No professional reviews and no owner reviews found so far. That is too few to say what the internet thinks, so this page gives the facts and today’s prices, and the verdict follows when the reviews do.

Best for
Timed confetti through a long set, in the UK or Europe.
Skip it if
You work on 120 V mains, or want reviews and owner reports first.

The Internet’s Opinion

From 0 professional reviews: too little evidence to call.

Too little evidence to call: no professional reviews of the CC1200 and no owner reviews on Thomann or Guitar Center were found.

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0 professional reviews; 0 owner reviews read: neither Thomann nor Guitar Center sells it, and the only CC1200 videos found are BeamZ's own and a French dealer'sCompiled 2026-11-09How this is compiled

Prices

Before you buy

Released
On sale by March 2020
Status
Current

Works with

  • BeamZ CNF1 confettiBeamZ refill, 1 kg

    A 1 kg bag of 55 x 17 mm multi-colour tissue paper confetti, slow falling and flameproof to DIN 4102-1 class B1, which BeamZ makes for the CC1200 Manufacturer spec sheet (BeamZ), checked 2026-11-09

  • Other loose confettiMost types

    BeamZ says almost all kinds of confetti can be used Manufacturer spec sheet (BeamZ), checked 2026-11-09

  • DMX controllers2 channels

    Channel 1 turns the fan on or off and channel 2 sets its speed, over 3-pin XLR in and out User manual (BeamZ), checked 2026-11-09

  • The included wireless remoteIn the box

    Buttons A and B switch it on and off, C and D raise and lower the output; wireless control is turned on or off in the menu User manual (BeamZ), checked 2026-11-09

  • More CC1200 unitsDMX and power out

    DMX in and out and a power connector in and out link the next unit in a chain Manufacturer spec sheet (BeamZ), checked 2026-11-09

You’ll also need

  • ConfettiNot in the box

    The manual lists loose confetti as an accessory to fill the unit with; only the wireless remote is listed as included User manual (BeamZ), checked 2026-11-09

  • A grounded, protected circuitNo dimmer

    Connect it to an earthed outlet on a protected circuit (breaker or fuse), never to a dimmer or adjustable supply User manual (BeamZ), checked 2026-11-09

  • A safety ropeAbove 100 cm

    When mounted higher than 100 cm, secure it with a safety rope at the proper fixing points, never the transport handles User manual (BeamZ), checked 2026-11-09

  • A DMX terminatorEnd of the chain

    Close the last unit's DMX output with an XLR plug holding a 120 Ohm resistor User manual (BeamZ), checked 2026-11-09

Key specs

Launch
A built-in fan blows the loaded confetti out gradually; no compressed air or CO2
Confetti
Works with most confetti types; loose confetti is loaded into the tube
Modes
Automatic programs, DMX and the included wireless remote
Timer
Interval and duration each set from 1 to 100 s; output 0 to 100%
DMX channels
2: fan on or off, and fan speed (BeamZ's page lists 1 or 2)
Wireless remote
Included; two on/off buttons and output up and down
All 14 specifications
Connections
DMX in and out (3-pin XLR); power connector in and out
Output angle
The tube tilts and locks with a fixation screw
Mains voltage
220 to 240 V AC, 50 Hz; no 120 V version is listed
Power consumption
1600 W
Weight
6.6 kg
Dimensions
275 x 275 x 510 mm (L x W x H)
Use
Indoors only, between -5 °C and +45 °C, away from moisture, dust and flammable materials; not for permanent operation
Clearance and heat
At least 50 cm of free space around it; a safety rope when mounted above 100 cm; the housing gets very hot, so let it cool 5 minutes before handling

14 of 14 figures sourced; hover one for its source

Our take

Rory TassellWritten from the sources on this page, not from a loan unit.

The evidence on the CC1200 is thin: no professional review of it was found, and neither Thomann nor Guitar Center sells it, so there were no owner reviews to read. On BeamZ's figures it is a 1600 W fan launcher for 220 to 240 V mains that blows confetti out gradually, on a timer, two DMX channels or its remote. Buy it for timed confetti through a set in the UK or Europe; on 120 V mains, choose another launcher.

What it is

Status, November 2026: current. BeamZ still lists the CC1200 Confetti Launcher.

What it is

The CC1200 is an electric confetti launcher from BeamZ Pro: you load loose confetti into its tube and a built-in fan blows it out gradually, with no compressed air or CO2, which BeamZ calls quieter than a confetti cannon (BeamZ product page). BeamZ says almost all kinds of confetti can be used; its own CNF1 refill is 1 kg of slow-falling tissue paper, flameproof to DIN 4102-1 class B1. BeamZ gives no throw distance or load capacity. Confetti isn't in the box; only the wireless remote is.

It runs automatic programs, two DMX channels (fan on or off, and fan speed) or the remote. Its manual sets the output from 0 to 100% and the interval and duration of each blast from 1 to 100 seconds on the display, and a fixation screw sets the output angle.

It draws 1600 W and runs on 220 to 240 V at 50 Hz only. BeamZ lists no 120 V version, so it suits the UK and Europe. It weighs 6.6 kg and measures 275 x 275 x 510 mm.

The manual says to stand it on a flat surface with at least 50 cm of space around it, not to aim the nozzle towards the audience's eyes, to secure it with a safety rope when mounted above 100 cm, and never to leave it running unattended. The housing gets very hot; let it cool 5 minutes before handling. It is for indoor use only; the confetti cannons guide covers venue rules.

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