Elation TVL4000 White LED Panel

Elation’s TVL4000 packs 1600 cool and warm white LEDs (800 of each) into a 27-lb. panel measuring 26” x 23.75” x 5.” Users can adjust the color temperature from 2900K to 6000K. The entire fixture draws just 160W at full output while providing 960 lux at 5 meters. The flicker-free fixture has built-in 5-pin and 3-pin connections for DMX control with an LED menu system on the rear for configuration and local control. Adjustable barn doors are included.

Lightpanels’ 1×1 LS Bi-Color gives users the ability to dial in color temperatures from daylight to tungsten and anything in between while maintaining a consistent intensity of full spectrum, soft, directional light. As with Litepanels’ 1×1 Bi-Color, the LS model promises flicker-free analog dimming, AC or DC power options and rugged build quality, but the more “entry level” LS is controlled locally at the fixture; there’s no DMX control or remote control dimming functionality.

Mole Richardson’s new line of MoleLED Fresnels leverage the company’s Quantum Dot LED technology, developed to duplicate single-color 3200K Tungsten and 5600K Daylight Fresnels. The MoleLED line includes the 100W  TweenieLED (with a 4.5-inch lens), 150W BabyLED (with a 6-inch lens; pictured here) and  the 200W JuniorLED (with an 8-inch lens). Along with a borosilicate glass Fresnel lens, each fixture offers a universal power supply, built-in local dimming and on-board DMX dimming functionality.

Videssence’s Vidnel VN100 LED Fresnel promises to serve as an energy-efficient alternative to traditional tungsten Fresnels. With a 98 CRI and color temperature of 3200K color (5600K optional), the single 100W LED is designed for flicker-free dimming without color shift. A manual slide bar at the side of the fixture focuses the beam and locks in place. The fixture runs without internal fans, and a touchpad allows for programing for DMX control/dimming. The fixtures has a standard six-inch gel frame and barn doors.