Blizzard Lighting Stiletto Ray-Z
$1,499.99
RGBW LEDs + Zoom
Stilettoâ„¢ Ray-Z is a feature-packed, professional moving head fixture fitted with 7x 40W OSRAMâ„¢ Ostar RGBW 4-in-1 LEDs with full pixel mapping capabilities via DMX, and it also offers ultra-fast and precise motorized zoom (4.5°- 36°) for narrow to wide moving beams.
Professional Features
It's 3-phase motors create smooth, quick movements (540° pan: 2.2s, 200° tilt: 1.2s) with automatic position correction, and it offers many pro features such as RGBW color mixing + pixel effects, auto and sound active programs, a variety of strobe effects, and more.
MAIN FEATURES
• 7x 40W Osram™ Ostar RGBW 4-in-1 LEDs, 100,000 hours
• Fast and precise zoomable beam angle (4.5°- 36°)
• 8-16 bit smooth pan and tilt resolution
• Pan: 540°/ Tilt: 200° with 3-phase motors
• Automatic pan/tilt position correction
• Full pixel mapping capabilities via DMX
• Speed controllable shape macros + background color presets
• Efficient low noise fan cooling system
• Dual omega brackets with 1/4-turn fasteners
• 5-pin DMX + RJ45 input/output connections
• PowerCON® compatible power in/out connections
Overview
43,675 Lux @ 2.5M (narrow), 2,023 Lux @ 2.5M (wide)
12,120 Lux @ 5M (narrow), 632 Lux @ 5M (wide)
5,324 Lux @ 7.5M (narrow), 277 Lux @ 7.5M (wide)
3,229 Lux @ 10M (narrow), 180 Lux @ 10M (wide)
Optical
7* 40W Osram Ostar RGBW 4-in-1 LEDs, 100,000 hours
RGBW color mixing
Fast and precise zoomable beam angle (4.5°- 36°)
Flicker-free LEDs
Weight & Dimensions
12.2" x 8.6" x 14.6" (31 x 22.5 x 37 cm)
19.9 Lbs. (9kg)
Control
Protocol: USITT DMX-512, Art-Net, Kling Net, sACN
DMX channels: 15/18/38-channel modes
Easy-to-use 5-button control panel with LCD display
Operating modes: DMX512, master/slave, auto, sound active
Power & Current
90-250VAC, 50-60 Hz
Power Consumption: 324W, 2.92A, PF: .99
PowerCONâ„¢ compatible AC power In/Out connectors
Warranty
2-year limited warranty
The Ray-Z is an excellent color mixing, zooming, LED moving head. 3 phase motors, 5 pin DMX, RJ 45 for Art-Net, etc. and 7 powerhouse 40 watt LEDs. If you are familiar with the Stiletto i7, this is a similar configuration, but with better components, over 2 1/2 times the output and yet roughly the same size. I'm using my i7s as my onstage movers, and I'm really happy with them. These have the power to do the job on light grid that's over the house. The beam width is also appropriate for longer throws. (4.5 to 36 degrees) If you use ETC EOS software based boards, like the ION, or the Nomad software on your laptop to control lighting, they added a profile for this light with their library update last November. Be aware they made one mistake. In the strobe section they set the default to "Open3" with completely shuts down the LEDs. Closed, Open, and Open2 all let the light work normally. You will just have to make that one change. (I'm a theater lighting designer, so I writing from that perspective.) The light does not have quite as many features as the i7, (no beam splitting, for instance,) Also, it does not have 3 pin DMX, which might be a concern for some. But it is an excellent choice for smaller theaters, cabarets, and for churches. And the price on KPODJ is by far, the best I;ve found.
