Briteq BTX-SKYRAN

Hexagonal-shaped multi-effect fixture that emulates the powerful tungsten Blinders, with individually addressable LED strobes to create surprising effects. Developed for use in concerts, television studios, etc.

• Main features
• Hexagonal eye candy multi-effect projector: Blinder, Strobe and RGB mapping effects: all-in-1!
• 7 Powerful 80 W WW and #43;A COB LEDs, behind beautiful floral lenses, emulate powerful tungsten Blinders
• 6 Powerful strobe lines with a total of 120 individual addressable 3 W white LEDs, high efficiency
• Large section with 604 individually addressable 0.5 W RGB LEDs divided into 3 zones:
• RGB LEDs behind the Blinder lenses create stunning and dynamic aura effects
• 6 Dynamic RGB pixel lines mark the contours of the effects projector
• 6 Additional RGB pixel lines create stunning star-shaped effects
• Full pixel control via Art-Net or s. ACN or via the internal DMX-controlled effects engine
• LED refresh rate selectable between 1200 and 25,000 Hz
• Quick locking system to easily mount multiple units together according to a grid
• Designed for use with optional Briteq omega brackets (B02677) for quick installation
• OLED with touch buttons for easy navigation
• 12, 15, 31, 36, 37, 130, 169, 196 Or 1952 DMX channels and #43; RDM functionality for easy remote setup
• Seetronic IP65 True1 compatible power inputs / outputs
• 3 And 5-pin DMX input / output and #43; RJ45 input / output
• Simple software updates can be performed using the RJ45 network input
• User benefits
• Advanced visual effects: combines blinder, strobe, and RGB pixel mapping in a single device
• Flower shape lenses to simulate tungsten Blinders
• Full pixel control with 604 0.5 W RGB LEDs divided into 3 zones
• 6 Strobe lines with 120 3W white LEDs, all individually addressable
• Modular installation with hexagonal structure for creative compositions
• Software updates via network via RJ45 input
• Durability and reliability, SEETRONIC IP65 True1 compatible connectors
• High refresh rate ideal for video recording and broadcast environments
• Areas of use
• Concerts and music festivals
• Television studios
• Theatre shows and artistic performances
• Scenographic installations and trade shows
• Nightclubs
• Film productions