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The BMFL WashBeam EV is a special version of a standard and extremely popular BMFL WashBeam fixture, which comes with second rotating gobo wheel (instead of animation wheel), offering in total 12 rotating and indexable gobos. The EV version has been designed for Japanese market, but upon request is now available also for other markets.
1700 W OSRAM Lok-it! HTI 1700/PS
41.000 lm, 300.000 lx @ 5 m, 3.000 lx @ 50 m
5° - 45°
framing shutters, 2 rotating gobo wheels, interchangeable frost
The Robe EMS™ (Electronic Motion Stabiliser) system is a technology for precise Pan and Tilt movements, which reduces vibrations from audio outputs, truss movement and sprung or suspended floors.
The Robe Ethernet Access Portal allows to access internal data from a networked fixture, viewed as a web page, addressable via the fixtures network IP.
Robe's patented Slot & Lock system allows for easy and fast replacement of both rotatable and indexable gobos.
The QVGA Robe touch screen display gives full access to all fixture setup and diagnostic functions and is very intuitive to navigate.
Robe's patented Plano4™ 4-blade framing shutter module offers unparalleled beam control with individual movement and rotation control for each blade. The Plano4™ FC module features full curtain movement, allowing each blade to move entirely across the light path for full-wipe capability.
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