The Lanta Aurora Double Polaris™features a double lighting fixture with 36 Tri-Colour LEDs for seamless colour mixing. It has built in colour switching, fading and pattern sequencing facilities which are perfect for architectural installations. A range of features can be DMX controlled from any of the LANTA DMX controllers or equivalent products.
| Model No | L02265 |
|---|---|
| Total LEDs | 36 x 3W Tri LEDs |
| Beam Angle | 45º |
| Colours | Full RGB Spectrum |
| DMX operation | YES |
| DMX channels | 5, 6, 8 & 9 Channel |
| Master slave | YES |
| Linkable | YES |
| LED display | YES |
| Internal programmes | Static Colour, Colour mixing, Fading, Auto Run |
| Sound operation | NO |
| Mounting | Steel side brackets for use as floor mount or hanging bracket. |
| Construction | Die cast |
| Ingress Protection | IP66 |
| Connections | UK Mains plug and captive cable, DMX IN (3 pin XLR) DMX OUT (3 pin XLR) |
| Power requirements | 240v AC 50Hz |
| Power consumption | 108w |
| Dimensions W x D x H |
334mm x 412mm x 335mm |
| Weight | 8.8kg |
| EAN | 5060304950314 |
Ultra Bright LEDs
High output super bright LED Technology is moving at an incredible pace and LANTA products are at the forefront of LED design. But there is more to having brightness than just components. To make an LED last longer, work brighter and work better, a complex combination of heat dissipation, lens technology, power supply design and mechanical assembly all have to be optimised for best performance. With all LANTA lighting, this is all brought together coupled with automated assembly. The result is brighter products, longer lasting and brilliant value!
Designed in the UK
LANTA LIGHTING is based in Northampton, UK. Our engineers spend their time designing new and exciting products and work closely with our factories to ensure our products meet our stringent quality standards.
Photometrics
LANTA LED fixtures produce superb colour mixing and uniform illumination patters to ensure smooth colour generation. The information shown here explains how much light is produced in relation to the distance from the fitting and the angle of the fixture in relation to the viewer or area to be lit.
