The Libretto RGBAL is a versatile 60W LED profile spotlight designed for applications in galleries, museums, and theatres.
The fixture uses a 60W five colour COB (Chip-on-Board) LED, which combines red, green, blue, amber, and lime LEDs. This allows for a wide range of colour mixing options.
The fixture has a high Colour Rendering Index (CRI), which means it can accurately reproduce colours, making it ideal for applications where colour accuracy is crucial, such as in art galleries and museums.
The Libretto RGBAL has a manually adjustable zoom range of 14 to 32 degrees. This allows you to adjust the beam angle to suit different lighting requirements and stage sizes. It projects a precise, focused hard-edge beam, making it suitable for highlighting specific objects or areas.
You can control the fixture via DMX on various channel options, which is a common lighting control protocol used in professional lighting setups. Additionally, it has an on-board menu for manual control.
The fixture features a four-blade shutter system, which allows for beam shaping and precise control over the light output.
The profile can accept both metal and glass gobos (5 metal gobos included), providing flexibility in creating different patterns and textures with the projected light.
The fixture offers selectable refresh rates, making it suitable for TV recording applications where flicker free lighting is essential.
It comes with a 4 push button menu and an OLED display for easy navigation and configuration of settings.
The Libretto RGBAL has PowerCON input/output connectors for power supply and 5 pin XLR input/output for easy daisy chaining of multiple fixtures.
It is fan cooled to prevent overheating during extended use.
The fixture features a rear positioning handle for easy installation and adjustment.
Five metal gobos and a filter frame are included with the fixture, enhancing its versatility.
Overall, the Libretto RGBAL is a feature rich LED profile spotlight designed to provide precise and flexible lighting solutions for professional applications, particularly in settings like galleries, museums, theatres, and TV studios.