Utilizing a new generation of 30% brighter 19 x 15W RGBW multichip LEDs and Robe‘s patented motorized linear zoom 8°– 63°, the LEDWash 300X offers great flexibility with superior homogenization of the light source.

Specialized component optics composed of highly efficient elements ensures completely smooth colour mixing and it emphasizes a dynamic array of true colours and hues. This lightweight compact fixture is ideal for all small-to-medium applications, particularly those where space and accessibility is an issue. PowerCON True1 chassis connector has been now added on the back of the fixture‘s base to guarantee a safe power connection. The powerCON TRUE1 connector can be connected or disconnected under load or live.

Light source

19x 15W RGBW LED multichips

Light output

5.580 lm, 4.895 lx @ 5 m

Zoom range

8° - 63°

Effects

3 LED rings control, rainbow effects, tungsten lamp effect, pre-programmed whites

Innovations

DataSwatch™ – inbuilt virtual colour library

The DataSwatch™ inbuilt virtual colour library for Robe LED fixtures provides consistent colour rendering with commonly matched filter ranges, allowing for rapid and accurate programming.

Tungsten Emulation

When selected, the luminaire will mimic the colour temperature of a tungsten lamp as you lower the output to produce that classic warm glow.

GDTF – General Device Type Format

The General Device Type Format creates a unified definition for exchange of data for the operation of intelligent luminaries, such as moving lights. The file format is human readable and developed using open source formats.

QVGA Robe Touch Screen Display System

The QVGA Robe touch screen display gives full access to all fixture setup and diagnostic functions and is very intuitive to navigate.

Accessories

Technical Specification

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Source

Light source type: 19x 15W RGBW LED multichips

LED life expectancy: min. 60.000 hours

Typical lumen maintenance: 70% @ 60.000 hours

Optical system

Dynamic Effects and Features

Colour mixing mode RGBW

3 individually controllable LED rings

Virtual Colour Wheel: 237 colours including whites (2.700K, 3.200K, 4.200K, 5.600K and 8.000K)

Tungsten lamp effect at whites: 2.700K and 3.200K (red shift and thermal delay)

Colour rainbow effect with variable speed

Pre-programmed random strobe & pulse effects

Electronic strobe effect with variable speed up to 20 Hz

High resolution electronic dimming: 0 - 100%

Control and programming

Setting & Addressing: ROBE Navigation System 2 (RNS2)

Display: QVGA Robe touch screen with battery backup, gravitation sensor for auto screen positioning, operation memory service log with RTC, stand-alone operation with 3 editable programs (each up to 100 steps), built-in analyser for easy fault finding

Protocols: USITT DMX-512, RDM, ArtNet, MA Net, MA Net2

Wireless CRMX™ technology from Lumen Radio: On request

DMX Protocol modes: 5

Control channels: 37, 21, 15, 10, 37

Pan/Tilt resolution: 16 bit

RGBW: 8 or 16 bit

Zoom: 8 bit

Dimmer: 8 or 16 bit

Movement

Thermal specification

Electrical specification and connections

Approvals

Mechanical specification

Rigging

Included items

Optional accessories

Legal

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