Product Description
The ETL - listed node:b RGBAL is a remarkable 200W LED lighting system. It combines a high - output LED light engine with various replaceable lenses. This allows it to be used in many applications, like gobo projection, typical hard - edged profile lighting, or creating a smooth, vividly colored wash. It's perfect for those who need lighting flexibility.
There are three lens options for node:b fixtures. You can choose 15 - 30° or 25 - 50° profile zoom lenses with 4 - blade manual shutters and focus, or a 16 - 65° Fresnel zoom lens. The 4 - button OLED control menu gives you access to user - selectable dimming curves, dimming speed, and frequency mode settings.
**Key Features**
- 200W RGBAL LED
- Glass optical lens
- CRI of 90
- Flicker - free resolution
- 3 - pin DMX in/out
- Gobo holder: 68.6mm outer, 24mm inner, 0.4mm thickness
**Technical Specifications**
**Optical**: 200W RGBAL LED, glass optical lens, CRI of 90, flicker - free resolution. Gobo holder has 68.6mm outer, 24mm inner, 0.4mm thickness. Dimensions are 13.4” x 3.94” x 3.94” (34 x 10x 10 cm) and it weighs 5.3 lbs. (2.4 kg).
**Control**: Protocol includes DMX, RDM. It has 3 - pin DMX in/out, 6/9 - channels, a 4 - button menu with OLED display, and supports DMX512, master/slave, standalone modes.
**Power**: 100 - 240VAC, 50 - 60 Hz. Consumption is 156W 2.03A, PF: .95. It comes with a heavy - duty, fixed power cord.
**Warranty**: 2 - year limited warranty, cETLus certified.
Using the Blizzard Lighting node:b RGBAL 200W Modular Architectural LED Lighting System is quite straightforward. First, make sure to connect the power cord to a 100 - 240VAC, 50 - 60 Hz power source. Then, if you want to control it via DMX, connect the 3 - pin DMX cables properly. You can select different channels and control modes using the 4 - button menu with the OLED display.
When choosing a lens, think about your lighting needs. For a more focused beam, the profile zoom lenses might be a good choice. If you need a wider spread of light, go for the Fresnel zoom lens.
As for maintenance, keep the fixture clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it down. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the glass optical lens. Also, check the power cord regularly for any signs of wear and tear. If you have any issues, remember that it comes with a 2 - year limited warranty, so you can contact the manufacturer for support.
