An array of individually controlled 15W RGBW LED modules equally spaced along the strip with fully adjustable zoom from 8-67 degrees. The strip itself has a very fast 270 degree tilt movement which can be precision indexed or programmed to produce rapid sweeping movements. Pre-programmed colour macros and pixel control makes this fixture quick and easy to programme. Tungsten lamp emulation and fade effects at 2700 K and 3200 K are included. Wireless technology CRMX is available as an option.

Light source

8x15 RGBW LED multichips

Light output

2.295 lux @ 5 m /2.420 lm

Zoom range

8° - 67°

Effects

sun strip effects, pixel control, pre-programmed colours and whites

Innovations

DataSwatch™ - inbuilt virtual colour library

The DataSwatch™ inbuilt virtual colour library for Robe LED fixtures consists of up to 237 pre-programmed and calibrated colours and tones, allowing for rapid and accurate programming.

Tungsten Emulation

When selected, the luminaire will mimic the colour temperature of a tungsten lamp as you lower the output to produce that classic warm glow.

GDTF – General Device Type Format

The General Device Type Format creates a unified definition for exchange of data for the operation of intelligent luminaries, such as moving lights. The file format is human readable and developed using open source formats.

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Source

Light Source: 8x 15W RGBW LED multichips

Led Life Expectancy: minimum 60.000 hours

Typical Lumen Maintenance: 70% @ 60.000 hours

Optical system and effects

High efficient component optics Linear motorized zoom: 8° – 67°

RGBW colour mixing

Individual control of each RGBW pixel

Variable CTO

Virtual colour wheel with pre-programmed 237 colours including whites (2700 K, 3200 K, 4200 K, 5600 K and 8000 K)

Tungsten lamp effect at whites 2700 K and 3200 K (red shift and thermal delay during dimming)

Colour rainbow effect with variable speed

Pre-programmed pixel effects with colour, dimming and strobe chases, waves and pulses at variable speed and directions

High resolution dimmer 0–100%

Strobe effect with variable speed (max.20 flashes per second)

Pre-programmed random strobe & pulse effects

Electromechanical effects

Control and programming

Setting & Addressing: two-row LCD display & 4 control buttons

Protocols: USITT DMX-512, RDM

Optional wireless version available: CRMX™ technology from Lumen Radio

Control channels: 14, 21, 45, 53, 22, 53, 61

7 DMX protocol modes, including SunStrip emulation mode (halogen strip)

1 editable program up to 40 steps

Stand-alone operation Tilt resolution: 8 or 16 bit

Zoom: 8 or 16bit

R,G,B,W colours: 8 or 16 bit

Dimmer: 8 or 16bit

Data in/out: Locking 3-pin & 5-pin XLR

Power in/out: Neutrik PowerCon

Built-in analyser for easy fault finding

Thermal specification

Electrical specification and connections

Approvals

Mechanical specification

Rigging

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