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Clay Paky A.leda Wash K10 RGBW LED

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From the Manufacturer

A.LEDA WASH K10 is the mid-range model in the A.LEDA Series – the first professional Clay Paky fixtures to use LEDs as light sources. It offers a valid alternative to discharge lamp washlights, adding all the benefits of LED technology: low energy consumption, long light source life, small size, light weight and robustness. A.Leda Wash K.10 is fitted with multicolor RGBW LEDs that produce a full range of vivid colors as well as excellent shades of white. It is also equipped with a motorised and fully controllable 14°-70°. Each color of each LED may be controlled separately: this unique feature not only allows you to create an endless range of color variations, but also to use each LED of the array as a pixel in order to draw all kinds of graphic images that change dynamically both in shape and color. To ease operation, the light has a library of pre-programmed graphic effects, which operators may customise by changing each parameter: intensity of each color, speed of change, etc.

Product Specs

Dimensions (in.): 9.96 x 14.09 x 18.86 | Weight: 30.8 lbs | Light source: 19x15 W RGBW LEDs. Rated light output: 5,500 lumen. Each LED color can be dynamically and individually controlled. 14°-70° electronic zoom. Dimmer: linear 0-100% on a dedicated channel. Stop/strobe effect, with instantaneous blackout. Extremely compact and light-weight for its power class. Silent operation. Very quick linear 540° pan and 270° tilt movements. New design high performance electronics. Modular construction for easy maintenance. Long-life auto-charging buffer battery. Preset color and graphic effect macros. Ethernet ready. Input: Powercon Neutrik.Control channels: 20 basic channels + 57 RGB pixel-mapping channels.

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