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Chauvet WELL

Chauvet's Wireless Event LED Luminaire (WELL) is designed for event uplighting. The unit powered by a 12-volt battery and runs wire-free for up to 12 hours. Also available is a six-slot road case which doubles as a gang charger for all the units. Users can place six WELL fixtures into its case, plug directly into the wall and charge all the units at one time.

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Prism Projection RevEAL Profile

Prism Projection's RevEAL Profile joins the company's energy-efficient RevEAL Color Wash (RevEAL CW) and RevEAL Studio fixtures. It is a high-CRI, LED Profile Spot with 16,000-lumen output, a variable CCT range (2800k-6500k), adjustable focus from hard to soft edge, changeable lenses for beam angles from 14º to 70º, and a flat field. It also offers four shutters on a tri-plane; an M-size GOBO; DMX, ArtNet and local control; and universal AC input (90-260 VAC).

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GLP Impression Spot One

GLP's Impression Spot One is designed to provide an even beam for color mixing and achieve a focusable area for gobo projections. It uses an RGB LED engine with 8- or 16-bit control over each color, allowing for delicate color changes or instantaneous color bumps.

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Martin MAC 401 Dual CT Zoom

The Martin MAC 401 Dual CT Zoom is a versatile white light source wash luminaire with fast zoom, available as a white light or color plus white light source module that fits onto either side of Martin's dual-sided MAC 401 Dual RGB Zoom fixture. The MAC 401 CT Zoom's color temperature is adjustable between warm and cold (3000 – 7000K). Its large lens face produces a broad beam look. The MAC 401's beam can go from hypermode tight to a wide wash in less than 0.5 seconds.

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P20 Flexible LED Curtain Display

GL Opto-Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.'s P20 flexible display curtain has a 20mm pixel pitch and a horizontal angle of 120°. The 64" x 16" panel weighs just over 10 lbs. and draws a maximum of 120 watts. Then P20 panel is flexible and can change into different shapes.

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