When you observe the punchy, tight 4° beam cut through the atmosphere and then open up to a smooth wide 63° wash output, you start to appreciate the beauty of this beast. Based on an array of powerful 15W RGBW LED multichips, with revolutionary optics especially developed for a high output under any circumstance and with the moving head fitted with fast-spin motors which utilize our popular super speedy software driving technique (as used in our Pointe and Robin 100 LEDBeam), this is the right unit that you need for any high profile stage, long distance throw or extra wide theatre scene. All the very important software features of the LED series have been incorporated – including CMY/RGBW colour mixing, improved smooth dimming, tungsten lamp emulation, variable CTO or powerful strobe, which in turn make the new Robin 1000 LEDBeam a very appealing wash/beam solution.

Light source

37x 15 W RGBW multichips

Light output

18.000 lux @ 5 m / 9.060 lm

Zoom range

4° - 63°

Effects

3 LED rings control, tungsten lamp effect, fast strobe

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Light Source Type: 37x 15 W RGBW multichips

Fixture total lumen output: 16.000 lm

Light Output: 18.000 lx @ 5 m

LED Life Expectancy: minimum 60 000 hours

Typical Lumen Maintenance: 70% @ 60 000 hours

Optical system and effects

High efficient component optics

Zoom range: 4°-63°

Colour Mixing System: RGBW/CMYW 8-bit or 16-bit

CTO filter

Virtual colour wheel with pre-programmed 237 colours including whites (2 700, 3 200, 4 200, 5 600 and 8 000)

LED Zones: 3 LED rings, individual colour control of each LED ring

Tungsten Lamp Effects at Whites: 2 700 K and 3 200 K

Colour rainbow effects in both directions with variable speed

Zone colour effects in both directions with variable speed

High Resolution Dimmer: 0-100%

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

Individual zone strobe effect with variable speed

Preprogramed random strobe & pulse effects

Control and programming

Setting & Addressing: Robe Navigation System 2 (RNS2)

Protocols: USITT DMX-512, RDM, ArtNet, MA Net, MA Net2, sACN

Optional wireless version available: CRMX™ technology from Lumen Radio

Control Channels: 37, 21, 15, 10, 37

Protocol Modes: 5 DMX

Programs: 3 editable programs up to 100 steps

Stand-alone operation

Display: QVGA Robe touch screen with battery backup, gravitation sensor for auto screen positioning, operation memory service log with RTC

Ethernet Port: Art-Net protocol, ready for ACN

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

Built in analyser for easy fault finding

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