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SVB1™
SVB1™
Are you in search of a small, lightweight, high-impact lighting fixture that gives you an edge over the competition? Look no further! Introducing the eye-catching SVB1™ effect, beam, and wash luminaire!
1 module - containing 7 x 40W RGBW multichips and 20 x 10W White strobe LEDs
11.000 lm, 17.500 lx @ 5 m
3,8° - 50°
Individual pixel control and preprogrammed pixel effects, Electronic white strobe effects, ScreenPix™ display screen mapping, Motorised linear zoom, 360° Continuous pan and tilt movement, Virtual colour wheel and Tungsten emulation
Just like with spectacles, our lens coating technology protects soft plastic lenses against surface scratches, that can even occur during cleaning when scrubbed repeatedly. Anti-static properties prevent dust build-up on the lenses, thus extending the period between maintenance cleaning.
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.
When selected, the luminaire will mimic the colour temperature of a tungsten lamp as you lower the output to produce that classic warm glow.
The L3™ Low Light Linearity System produces imperceptible, ultra-smooth fades to black.
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.
Cpulse™ is a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) control system for luminaires that allows you to select and fine-tune the LED driving frequency, from either the fixture's onboard display or remotely via DMX. By frequency manipulation in a range from 800 Hz to 25 kH, you ensure no flicker will be visible on any camera system including the latest HD & UHD models, ready for 8K and 16K. This means our fixtures can be used with all the latest cameras types for TV, video and film applications.
Green is a crucial colour for the TV and broadcast industry. To address this, Robe has incorporated a dedicated +/- green control channel in the fixtures featuring MSL™ Multi-spectral LED light sources, utilizing innovative algorithms. This allows precise and consistent adjustments of green content across the light beam. This seamless control offers vision controllers significantly greater flexibility in challenging lighting applications.
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.
Robe lighting’s Epass™ provides Ethernet in/out connections with a pass-through switch that sustains Ethernet integrity when the fixture has no power to automatically maintain network connectivity.
The QVGA Robe touch screen display gives full access to all fixture setup and diagnostic functions and is very intuitive to navigate.
Fixtures with stationary mixing chambers and motorized zooms often cause shadows and reduced output. We solve this issue with the innovative M-CEC (Multisource Central Extended Combination) system. This compact, quiet design synchronizes chamber and zoom movement, ensuring shadowless output without light loss.
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