ADJ Encore Profile Pro Color
The Encore Profile Pro Color Ellipsoidal features a 250W RGBWAL (Red, Green, Blue, White, Amber, Lime) LED engine, >90CRI with 5°, 10°, 14°, 19°, 26°, 36°, and 50° interchangeable lens options (sold separately), (4) blade manual framing shutters, manual focus, supports B size metal HT transparency gobos, DMX controlled electronic strobe, dimming, dimming curves and dimming modes, flicker free operation for TV and FILM, adjustable refresh rate frequency, Locking 5pin XLR In/Out connectors and Locking Power Input, (4) button LCD control display panel, an integrated rigging yoke, quiet fan cooling, and a multi-voltage universal auto switching power supply (AC100-240v).
SOURCE
- 250W RGBWAL (Red/Green/Blue/White/Amber/Lime) LED Engine
- 50,000 Hour Average LED Life*
PHOTOMETRIC DATA
- >90CRI 6,000 Total Lumens (with 26° lens)
EFFECTS
- Electronic Strobe and Dimming
- Variable Dimming Curves and Dimming Modes
GOBOS
- Supports "B" Size Metal, HT Transparency Gobos, Gobos and Holder not included.
CONTROL / CONNECTIONS
- 3 DMX Channel Modes (6 / 9 / 12)
- Adjustable Refresh Rate (900-1500, 25,000 Hz)
- 4 Button Control Panel
- LED Menu Display
- Locking 5pin XLR Connector In/Out
- Locking Power Connector In/Out
- With Wired Digital Communication Network
SIZE / WEIGHT
- Length: 688mm (Lens In)
- Width: 287mm
- Vertical Height: 450mm
- Weight: 9.1 kg
ELECTRICAL / THERMAL
- Quiet Fan Cooling
- AC 100-240V - 47/63Hz
- 250W Max Power Consumption
- Power Linking: 3pcs Max @120V / 8pcs Max @240V
- 14° to 113°F (-10° to 45°C)
INCLUDED ITEMS
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES:
- EP Lens 5 (5° Lens)
- EP Lens 10 (10° Lens)
- EP Lens 14 (14° Lens)
- EP Lens 19 (19° Lens)
- EP Lens 26 (26° Lens)
- EP Lens 36 (36° Lens)
- EP Lens 50 (50° Lens)
- EP Lens 15-30 (Adjustable 15° to 30° Lens Assembly)
- EP Lens 25-50 (Adjustable 25° to 50° Lens Assembly)
*LED Life may vary depending on several factors including but not limited to:
Environmental Conditions, Power/Voltage, Usage Patterns (On-Off Cycling), Control, and Dimming.
