HB50A RGB
The HB50A RGB Series is a high‑power exterior LED fixture for color‑changing grazing, wall washing, cove lighting, and façade lighting
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Craft your cove with Markcove 502. An exceptionally wide distribution and luminous efficacy come in a small profile for today's smaller coves. Markcove 502 is available in a range of lumen packages
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This product reached its end of life on July 20, 2022 Dyna Flood QA / QW is a high-power LED flood unit that utilizes Acclaim’s quad-color technology with your choice or RGBA or RGBW. The Dyna Flood also features an auto-switching multi-voltage power supply and on-board touch-sensitive menu. It is the perfect solution
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The Baby Color Q70 from Mega-Lite is a bright color-changing fixture that’s ultra-compact in size. Equipped with 7 10-watt LEDs and less than a 5″ square body, the output of the Baby Color Q70 contends with the output of larger fixtures. The RGBW quad-chip LEDs produce a wide range of colors, including pastel shades. They also make the face of the LEDs appears uniform in color. The fixture has a 20° beam angle and comes with a diffuser that increases the beam angle to 25°. The Baby Color Q70 is controllable via DMX 512 and has strobe, macro, and dimmer effects. It also has control options audio trigger and master-slave. The Baby Color Q70 has a double mounting yoke so it can be set upon the floor or hang from a structure. It has a digital display designed for ease of use. And, it is equipped with power con in and out and 3-pin XLR connection inputs and outputs.
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Wall Mounted RF Controller – RGBW, 3 Zone, 4 Channel More
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Engineered for seamless DMX integration, Direct DMX powers up to 5 channels of StaticWhite, Tunable White, RGB, RGB+, or RGB+ TW lighting in a single housing power supply. Accepts 100–277v AC input and outputs 96w of 24v DMX-controlled power—no external decoder needed. Simply connect your DMX 3 wire data line and low-voltage channels for a […]
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Color Changing and CCT Adjustable Light Sheet
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The RW302CC Rialta® is a 6
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Custom light source options and high-tech controllers completely transform our 16”, 23”, and 32” Swirl fixtures. Finishes: Satin NickelSizes: 16in, 23in, 32inCCT: 30K
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