moving head light
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look for a moving head that has a wash/frost effect as well. You'd be surprised how beneficial that can be
Apparently, Chauvet can't math, lol... They have the 255 IRC listed as:
Power and Current: 98 W, 1.4 A @ 120 V, 60 Hz
Not sure how 98 watts equals 1.4 amps...? With a 60 watt light source, there is no way they are drawing more than 98 watts. I would plug one into my Kill-A-Watt meter but it no longer functions.
The 255 IRC does NOT have a frost or wash function but one of the glass gobos it comes with produces a nice rippling water type effect with makes for a nice wash. You can see it in my video. I agree with Taso that programming is KEY!
Power and Current: 98 W, 1.4 A @ 120 V, 60 Hz
Not sure how 98 watts equals 1.4 amps...? With a 60 watt light source, there is no way they are drawing more than 98 watts. I would plug one into my Kill-A-Watt meter but it no longer functions.
The 255 IRC does NOT have a frost or wash function but one of the glass gobos it comes with produces a nice rippling water type effect with makes for a nice wash. You can see it in my video. I agree with Taso that programming is KEY!
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60 watt bulb plus the rest of the stuff may add up to 98 watts BUT 98 watts does not equate to a 1.4 amp draw.
I think it's common to show wattage as running draw and amperage as impulse draw. Starting the motors and lamp initially draws more than the 98 watts, so without more info, I can only assume the 1.4A (168W) is instantaneous draw.