Eurolite Led Par-64 Qcl 12X8W Floor Sil

Description
PAR spotlight with RGBW color mixing incl. remote controlThe Eurolite LED PAR-64 is equipped with 12 powerful RGBW-LEDs (4in1) of 8 Watt each. You can use it on stage, in the club lighting area or as a floor spot, thanks to its additional bracket for placement. The color temperature of the white tone is adjustable in six steps, the RGBW color mixing is stepless. 24 colors can be selected directly. The spotlight has a dimmer and strobe effect. The effect spot can be controlled via DMX, standalone or via music control via the built-in microphone with adjustable microphone sensitivity. In auto and music mode you can play the integrated show programs. Addressing and settings are possible via a control unit with four-digit LED display. Up to eight devices can be easily interconnected using the existing IEC mains connections. The Eurolite LED PAR-64 can be easily remote controlled with the supplied infrared remote control.

LED spot with 12 x 8 W 4in1 LED and RGBW color mixing

• 12 high-power 8 W RGBW LEDs (4in1)
• Built-in auto and music show programs
• Color temperature adjustable in 6 steps (2700-8000 K)
• Direct color selection for 24 preset colors
• Stepless RGBW color blend, color change, color fade, dimmer and strobe effect
• Addressing and setting via control panel with 4-digit LED display
• Convenient wireless control via included IR remote control EUROLITE IR-7
• Swivel mounting bracket
• Additional bracket for floor use
• Feed-through output allows to power up to 8 devices
• Switch-mode power supply for operation between 100 and 240 volts
• LED: 12 x high-power 8 W 4in1 QCL RGBW (homogenous color mix)
• Can be operated in 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 9 CH mode
• Controlling by Stand-alone; DMX; IR remote control; Sound to light via Microphone; Master/slave function
• Is in Light J Software; EUROLITE LED PC-Control 512 software; EASY SHOW; LED EASY OPERATOR 4x4; LED EASY OPERATOR 4x6; LED EASY OPERATOR DELUXE already preprogrammed
• Flicker-free projection
• Effect: Strobe effect