Chroma-Q Color Punch
At last an LED fixture that means what it says and packs a real wallop!
In these increasingly energy conscious times many have been looking to incorporate some LED fixtures into their inventory with their promise of ultra long lamp life, an infinite colour palette and minimal power consumption. Many LED sources have failed to live up to the hype, with the principle complaints being:
- A lack of genuinely useful light output
- Inequities in colour matching
- Lower than quoted life.
It is increasingly obvious that simply strapping a collection of LED’s together in the one housing does not always give you a reliable and effective lighting instrument. As always it comes down to the quality of the components and the engineering inherent in the fixture design.
Enter the Color Punch from Chroma-Q. As with all Chroma-Q LED fixtures, the LED sources used in the Color Punch are carefully selected to ensure that each of the Red, Green and Blue LED’s used deliver the same colour. As simple as this sounds, it is surprising how many LED products on the market exhibit poor colour and intensity matching, not only fixture to fixture but often between cells within the one fixture.
Color Punch delivers a massive 1250 Lumens in open white; can operate in stand alone, master and slave or external DMX control modes; and features an onboard power supply so getting up and running can be as simple as connecting power and you’re in business. Rated at a genuine figure of up to 25,000 hours, the Color Punch will still be shining years after installation.
Combined with its IP65 rated, tough machined aluminium and high impact plastic casing, this makes the Color Punch suitable for use on even the most demanding lighting applications and temporary outdoor events.
The fixture is also extremely quiet, featuring convection cooling for completely silent operation in theatres and other noise-sensitive lighting environments.
For ease of use, the Color Punch also features a built-in power supply and choice of standalone or DMX-controlled effects modes.
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Last Updated
July 2008
