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SKU: SW-8073

Blizzard Lux Capacitor

Blizzard Lux Capacitor professional auditorium infrastructure solution with complete design, supply, and installation.

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Product Specifications

At A Glance:

  • 3x 60W warm white LEDs (2200K)
  • 48x 0.5W RGB LEDs (background effects)
  • Individual control of warm white LEDs

Tech Specs

Retro Blinder + RGB Effects:

Lux Capacitorâ„¢ is a unique blinder effect that can emit very warm, vintage 2200k color temperature light output from its 3* 60W LEDs, as well as RGB colored effects via an additional 48* 0.5W LEDs located around the perimeter of its highly reflective aluminum inner housing.

Each of its warm white LEDs can be independently controlled, and it offers R/G/B color mixing + an ultra-smooth overall master dimmer. Features also include auto and sound active mode.

Optical:

  • 3x 60W warm white LEDs (2200K)
  • 48* 0.5W RGB LEDs (background)

Control:

  • Protocol: USITT DMX-512
  • DMX channels: 6/8/12-channel modes
  • Easy-to-use 4-button control panel with LCD display
  • Operating modes: DMX512, master/slave, auto, sound active

Power & Current:

  • 110-240VAC, 47-63 Hz
  • Power Consumption: 274W, 2.49A, PF: .99
  • PowerCONâ„¢ compatible AC power In/Out connectors

Dimensions:

  • 16" x 19" x 18"
  • 18.6lbs

Warranty:

  • 2 Year - Extendable

Blizzard Lux Capacitor User Manual.pdf
Blizzard Lux Capacitor Cutsheet.pdf

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