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Tarrantula™
Tarrantula™
Building on the success of the LEDWash 1200 and Spiider‘s advanced technology, the all new Tarrantula is the most powerful LED beam/wash/effects fixture on the market. Now equipped with Robe's innovative lens coating technology which brings benefits such as bright and clear lenses, no scratches or marks, higher light output and longer intervals between cleaning.
1x 60W RGBW and 36x 40W RGBW LED multichips
25.200 lm, 80.200 lx @ 5m
4° - 50°
pixel control, MCFE™ - Multi-Coloured Flower Effects (patented), virtual colour wheel, tungsten lamp effect, preprogrammed pixel effects, optional beam shaper
Just like with spectacles, our lens coating technology protects soft plastic lenses against surface scratches, that can even occur during cleaning when scrubbed repeatedly. Anti-static properties prevent dust build-up on the lenses, thus extending the period between maintenance cleaning.
Robe fixtures homogenise beams really well but, for the ultimate smoothness, most of our pixelated LED wash lights can easily be fitted with a Fresnel Wash (FW) diffusion filter in-between the LED array and the lenses. They can also be ordered pre-installed if desired, as FW versions.
Robe's patented motorized Beam Shaper designed for multi-source LED washlights creates a traditional oval beam of ratio 3:1 or 4:1, that can be indexed to cover the desired stage or performance area. A perfect solution for car shows and exhibition stands.
The DataSwatch™ inbuilt virtual colour library for Robe LED fixtures provides consistent colour rendering with commonly matched filter ranges, allowing for rapid and accurate programming.
The Robe patented MCFE™ – Multi-Coloured Flower Effect – creates sharp, multi-coloured spikes of light, that are fully rotatable in both directions, at variable speeds.
When selected, the luminaire will mimic the colour temperature of a tungsten lamp as you lower the output to produce that classic warm glow.
The L3™ Low Light Linearity System produces imperceptible, ultra-smooth fades to black.
The Robe Ethernet Access Portal allows to access internal data from a networked fixture, viewed as a web page, addressable via the fixtures network IP.
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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Single Top Loader Case Tarrantula™
Dual Top Loader Case Tarrantula™Technical Specification
Light source type: 1x 60W RGBW and 36 x 40W RGBW LED multichips
LED life expectancy: min. 50.000 hours
Typical lumen maintenance: L70/B50 @ 50.000 hours
CRI: 76
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