Source
* Lamp: Osram HMI 1200W/GS
* Base: SFc15,5
* Control: Automatic and remote on/off
* Ballast: Magnetic
Optical System
* Multistep zoom lenses system (15deg, 21deg, 28deg)
Electrical Specification
* Wiring options: 208/230/240V AC, 50/60Hz
* Power consumption: 1650VA at 230V/50Hz
Mechanical Specification
* Height: 411 mm (bracket in horizontal position)
* Width: 414 mm
* Depth: 1067 mm
* Weight: 45.0 kg
Thermal
* Maximum ambient temperature (Ta): 45degC (113degF)
* Maximum surface temperature: 95degC (203degF)
Gobos
* Outside diameter - metal gobos: 53.3 mm, dichroic gobo: 53.1 and glass gobo: 49.8mm
* Thickness - metal gobos: 0.15mm (steinless steel); dichroic gobos: 1.1mm (high temperature borofloat or better glass); glass gobos: Max. thickness Lighting 4mm (high temperature borofloat or better glass)
Control and Programming
* Protocol: USITT DMX-512
* Control channels: 16
* Bilt-in demo sequences
* Display: 4-digit LED display
* Pan/Tilt resolution: 8- or 16-bit
* Master/slave operating
* Controllable speed of fans
* Buit-in analyzer for easy fault finding
* Data in/out: Locking 3-pin XLR
Electromechanical Effects
* Colour wheel 1: 8 dichroic filters + open
* Colour wheel 2: 5 dichroic filters, colour temperature filters 3200K, 5600K and UV filter + open
* Static gobo wheel:5 metal gobos + open
* Rotating gobo wheel: 5 rotating, indexable, replaceable gobos + open
* Effect wheel: 3-facet prism, 5-facet prism, 5-linear facet prism rotating in both directions at different speeds
* Dimmer/Shutter: Full range dimming and variable strobo effect
* Focus: motorized focus
* Max. pan movement range: 143.4deg
* Max. tilt movement range: 114.7deg
Robe
Robe Show lighting . Manfuacturer of high quality Intelligent Lighting systems and products.
ROBE Lighting, Inc.
Headquarters:
13807 N.W. 4th Street,
Sunrise, Florida 33325
Tel.: (954) 615-9100
Fax: (954) 615-9105
Used Moving Mirror Scanners
Moving Mirror Scanners are often used for club lighting, as well as for stage lighting, and are quite similar in concept to moving lights in that they offer increased versatility and can be used to create more complex special effects than conventional stage lights. Scanners have actually been around for years ?? indeed, they were the first ever kind of moving lights, preceding the more popular intelligent lights that are now used today.
The main different between moving mirror light scanners is that, unlike more modern moving lights that have mechanical light fixtures, scanners rely on ??mirrors that move? to direct the light beam, rather than moving light components. The fixture of the scanning head light doesn??t actually move by itself. Rather, it contains a built in mirror fixed to a pivot point that moves around and directs the beam of light which is focused onto it.
Much like a moving lights, scanners or club lighting can be pre-programmed before a production so that the operator doesn??t have to control the light through the duration of the show, though of course some skilled operators prefer to operate the lights manually, during the performance, if they have the experience to do so.
Scanners are available in a wide range of different sizes, and offer many different types of features to lighting technicians. Features include high-resolution stepping, high-resolution glass gobos with indexing and rotation, color mixing, mechanical dimming, remote focus, electronic strobing and many more.
