Chauvet DJ LED Followspot 120ST
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Chauvet DJ LED Followspot 120ST
This portable, LED-powered followspot is equipped with a 120-watt white LED for a hardedge, focused beam. Easy to set up and tear down, Chauvet LED Followspot 120ST comes with an included tripod. Extremely fast electronic strobe delivers silent operation with no moving parts. The super smooth LED dimming on the Chauvet LED Followspot 120ST makes professional fading a breeze.
Chauvet LED Followspot 120ST Features:
Portable, LED followspot emits a tight beam with a crisp edge
Powerful 120W LED highlights actors at far distances
Set up and tear down in seconds with the included tripod
Increase flexibility with DMX and manual control options
Simplify professional fading with smooth LED dimming
Deliver silent operation with fast electronic strobe and no moving parts
Focus the light where it is needed using the mechanical iris to reduce the beam’s diameter
Chauvet DJ LED Followspot 120ST Specifications:
DMX Channels: 3
DMX Connectors: 3-pin XLR
Colors: 7 + white split colors
Light Source: 1 LED (cool white) 120 W (30.6 A), 50,000 hours life expectancy
Strobe Rate: 0 to 16 Hz
Stand Height: 2.8 to 3.8 ft (0.8 to 1.2 m)
Zoom Angle (manual): 14° to 20°
Iris (min): 5° (at tightest zoom)
Illuminance (14°): 16,060 lux @ 2 m
Illuminance (20°): 7,900 lux @ 2 m
Input Voltage: 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz (auto-ranging)
Power and Current: 176 W, 0.8 A @ 230 V, 50 Hz
Fits Tripod Sizes: 34.75 mm
Weight: 7.5 kg
Size: 582 x 279 x 341 mm
Approvals: CE
Since date of purchase, September 2016, I have used this follow spot for three different events. Burlesque Show, Music Video, and a Church Event.<br /> <br /> The light has worked well for me thus far and I hope it will continue to serve me well for a while.<br /> <br /> The only reason for 4 out 5 stars for now is that the stand for the light is small and doesn't raise to high. Consider purchasing, renting, or building some staging so the light is above the audience . <br /> <br /> The burlesque show, I had to make shift a high stage so I was above the audience.<br /> <br /> The church event I did use a wireless dmx stick with the follow spot and it was responsive. Saved me from hiring a friend to stand upstairs alone to control the follow spot with specific lighting ques. I was able to manipulate the light wireless through show xpress. The DMX is worth it and you don't get that with older style follow spots.
