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Chauvet DJ Intimidator Free Spot 60 ILS Wireless Battery Powered Moving Head Spot (Black)

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Chauvet DJ Intimidator Free Spot 60 ILS Wireless Battery Powered Moving Head Spot (Black)If youre looking to light up your next event in style, look no further than the CHAUVET DJ Intimidator Free Spot 60 ILS wireless battery powered moving head spot. With adjustable run times to make sure you wont run out of battery during use, you can count on this spot to deliver time and time again. The Intimidator Free Spot 60 ILS comes equipped with a multitude of effects like crisp gobos, a three facet prism, and innovative Totem mode that ensures

If you’re looking to light up your next event in style, look no further than the CHAUVET DJ Intimidator Free Spot 60 ILS wireless battery-powered moving head spot. With adjustable run times to make sure you won’t run out of battery during use, you can count on this spot to deliver time and time again. The Intimidator Free Spot 60 ILS comes equipped with a multitude of effects like crisp gobos, a three-facet prism, and innovative Totem mode that ensures beams will always remain on the dance floor. This wireless battery-powered moving head spot is easy to use and brings lush visual effects perfect for any event.

Features

  • 100% TRUE wireless, battery-operated moving head spot with built-in D-FI transceiver
  • Built-in RF receiver for wireless control using the RFC or RFC-XL optional remotes
  • ILS compatibility for use in the ILS ecosystem
  • Project crisp gobos from nearly any distance with the motorized focus
  • New home position allows for smoother programming
  • Extend the fixture’s lifespan with the onboard charge and discharge protection circuitry
  • Fits best in the CHS-50 carry bag

Specifications

  • DMX Channels: 8,10 or 14
  • DMX Connectors: 3-pin XLR
  • Pan and Tilt: 540/270
  • Colors: 8 + white, split colors, continuous scroll at variable speeds
  • Gobos: 7 + open (6 metal + 1 glass), rotating, interchangeable, slot-n-lock, continuous scroll at variable speeds
  • Prism: 3-facet round static
  • Light Source: 1 LED (cool white) 60W
  • Strobe Rate: 0–23 Hz
  • Zoom Range (manual): 13–19
  • Run Time (adjustable): 4,6 or 8 hrs
  • Recharge Time: 6.75 hrs
  • Color Temperature: 15,000 K
  • Max Unobstructed Distance: 600'
  • Operating Frequency: 2.412–2.484 GHz
  • Input Voltage: 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz (auto-ranging)
  • Bracket Mounting Hole: M12
  • Approvals: CE, UKCA, RoHS, FCC
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