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Skytec Triton LED Barrel Scanner DMX

This Skytec Titan light effect is the ideal party light for any entertainer on the road who wants to add some atmospheric lighting to their performances. Its incredibly easy to use and install for all users, whether your just starting out or have been in the game for years.

It also utilises LEDs instead of its older counterpart, the halogen bulb. LEDs are quickly over taking the halogen bulbs place for many reasons. The main reason is that they will last for up to 100,000 hours and even if an LED was to blow, the unit will still function as normal.

The Titan barrel scanner also features XLR in and outputs, automatic sound to light mode, strobe effect, gobo rotation and a light sharpness adjustment.

It can be simply plugged in straight from the box and left to run its automatic programs all night long. Easy to mount onto any lighting rig with its own mounting bracket.

Features:

  • XLR in & outputs
  • Auto mode
  • Solid metal casing
  • Gobo rotation via LED matrix
  • Strobe effect with adjustable speed
  • Sharpness adjustment
  • LED display
  • Mounting bracket
  • Master / Slave Mode
  • 48 coloured Long-life LEDs

Specifications:

  • Power supply: 230V ~ 50Hz
  • Power consumption: 25W
  • Dimensions: 36.5 x 19 x 17.5 cm
  • Weight: approx 3.3 kgs
  • Fuse F1A

Buy Skytec Triton LED Barrel Scanner DMX

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