Elektralite introduces eye Kandy fixture, a combination wash and spot fixture, to its Pro Line of LED fixtures. At the heart of eye Kandy is a 200-watt white LED running at 150 watts. Its spot source can be used as a pencil beam of light. Colors are achieved using the 7 dichroic filters. Sixteen 3-watt LEDs surrounding the front lens are formatted and can be controlled in quadrants.
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Elektralite, manufacturer of lighting fixtures, controllers and effects, announces the addition of the eye Kandy fixture to its Pro Line of LEDs. At the heart of Elektralite’s eye Kandy is a 200-watt white LED running at 150 watts for long life and reliability. The white is balanced so as to not give off a blue-white color so often seen in other fixtures.
Lensing is set at a beam angle of 6 degrees, producing a tight, intensely bright, pencil beam of light that can project over long distances. The white LED can be colored using the built-in color wheel, which has 7 glass dichroic filters. The Eye Kandy has 7 gobos, which are interchangeable and can rotate in both directions.
Sixteen tri-color 3-watt LEDs, arranged in a circle around the outside edge of the front lens, are formatted and can be controlled in quadrants. These tri-color LEDs have a beam angle of 25 degrees and can produce color washes around the center pencil-beam of light creating a double effect when the eye Kandy is used as an image projection fixture against a wall, cyc or other surface. The eye Kandy can also be rotated into the audience and used to see the visual effects created by using the tri-color LEDs.
Additionally, the eye Kandy has strobe and dimming for both the 200-watt LED and the tri-color LEDs, which can be run separately or combined for dramatic effects. It is controlled via DMX-512 or can be set to run automatically, so no need for controller and signal cables. Input voltage range is between 100 volts to 240 volts.
