Equinox RGBW Swing Batten LED Bar Light

£251.35

The Equinox RGBW Swing Batten LED Bar Light from Equinox is in our Lighting Bars & Battens selection. Check the details, for full features and availability for UK fast delivery – Read More.

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Description

The Equinox RGBW Swing Batten LED Bar Light features 8 x 10-watt CREE LEDs in red green blue and white. Each LED is individually controllable for a completely customisable lightshow. The Swing Batten offers a 4-degree beam angle 220-degree tilt a refresh rate of 400Hz and multiple control functions including auto sound activation master/slave modes and DMX. A dimming and variable strobe adds an extra element to your lightshow and the bar light includes quick release omega clamps for installation purposes. Operation is made simple via the 4-button LED control panel and the light has both PowerCON and 3-pin XLR inputs/outputs.

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Equinox

Equinox is an event-lighting and special-effects brand covering LED pars, bars, UV fixtures, moving effects, smoke and haze machines. The current catalogue includes the UV Power Flood, Swing Batten, Microbar systems and Vapour machines. Compare output, coverage, control, consumables and setup requirements for mobile and venue use.

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Lighting bars and battens arrange several light sources across a long housing for broad washes, pixel effects and linear accents. Compare fixture length, independently controlled zones, colour system, beam spread, floor mounting, linking, DMX control and whether the design is a continuous wash or a visible pixel effect.

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