Description
Optics
13 elements 8:1 zoom high-resolution optic system
Beam aperture: 7° to 56°
Fast motorised linear zoom
Tempered anti-reflective coated lenses
137 mm frontal lens for greater performance
Light Source
GHIBLI-S
36,000 lumens 8000 K white light engine
Total luminaire output: up to 23,000 lumens
Colour temperature output: 6500 K
CRI: greater than 70
Rated life (L70): up to 40,000 hours
Flicker-free source management suitable for TV applications and all video-recorded events
Movement
Extremely accurate positioning
Moving-head operated via either 8- or 16-bit resolution
High-resolution stepper motors operated via microprocessors to ensure extreme accuracy and smooth movement
Pan and tilt with automatic repositioning
Moving-head range: 540° (pan), 270° (tilt)
Colours
Sophisticated colour mix system providing CMY colour mixing
Variable CTO colour temperature correction
Fixed colour wheel with six complementary colours and High CRI filter
Gobos
Indexable rotating gobo wheels with 7 high-precision glass gobos, plus open position
Adjustable-speed rotating gobo in both directions
Fixed gobo wheel with 8 high-precision glass gobos, plus open position
Gobo diameter: 30.0 mm
Image diameter: 22.0 mm
Gobo thickness: 1.1 mm
Framing system
4 individually positionable shutter blades on a 100% surface area in all positions
Rotation of the framing system module: +/- 45°
Iris diaphragm
Fast iris diaphragm with adjustable dynamic effects
Iris range: 15% to 100% open
Frost
2 frost filters: one light, one heavy
Effects
Graphic animation effect-wheel with continuous rotation in both directions
5-facet circular rotating and indexable prism
Sparkle effect: dynamic animation effect with speed and fade adjustment
Dimmer / Strobe
Electronic dimmer, allowing perfect light adjustment from 0 to 100% without colour variation
Strobe effect, with speed adjustment from 1 to 25 flashes per second
Software features
Local DMX addressing of luminaire and optional parameters through its built-in LCD control panel
Remote DMX addressing of luminaire and optional parameters through a standard RDM DMX controller
Information menu including hour counter, temperature, software version
Hardware features
Graphic LCD display for addressing and special functions settings, with flip function
Clicking jog wheel to set functions
Excess temperature protection
Integrated wireless CRMX TiMo™ RDM receiver from LumenRadio™
XLR 5 pin male and female connectors for DMX connection
etherCON RJ45 IN / OUT connectors for ArtNet™ connection
powerCON TRUE1 male connector for power connection
Control
DMX 512 protocol, through DMX cable or a wireless system
DMX-RDM compatible
Stand-alone mode and Master/Slave modes
ArtNet™ & sACN protocol through Ethernet cable
Local control panel, with LCD display
Choice of 3 DMX modes (from 36 to 58 DMX channels)
Power Supply
Electronic supply with active PFC
100 to 240 Volts – 50/60 Hz
Power: 800 W maximum
Cooling System
Advanced liquid cooling system
Self-adjusting variable speed fans for quiet operation (Auto mode)
Selectable ventilation user’s modes with a new Silent Mode
Safety protection against temperatures excesses
Housing
Moving-head skeleton made of aluminium and steel metal plates
Base in die-cast aluminium
Heatsinks in aluminium and copper
Moulded covers in self-extinguishing fire retardant ABS PC (V0 class)
Two-side handles for transportation
Four heavy-duty feet for better stability
IP20 protection rating
Exterior finish: black (Carbon)
Installation
Fastening brackets system: two Omega ¼ turn brackets designed for use with standard clamps
Mounting points: eight ¼ turn locking fittings allowing installation of Omega brackets on luminaire
Safety cable attachment point
Operating Parameters
Operating positions: all (device on floor or fixed to a support)
Maximum permitted ambient temperature (Ta max): 45 °C (113 °F)
Minimum permitted ambient temperature (Ta min): -10 °C (14 °F)
Minimum usage distance: 2.0 m (6.56 ft)
Compliance
EU (EMC):
EMC Directive 2014/30/EU
EU (LVD):
LVD Directive 2014/35/EU
US Safety:
UL 1573
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