Mole-Richardson Introduces Powerful Variable-Color LED Fresnels
May 5th, 20171
Lighting manufacturer Mole-Richardson has been leading the charge in the LED world, and they have just released the impressive Mole Richardson Variable Color Fresnel LED fixtures.
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Mole-Richardson, a manufacturer known for high-quality lighting fixtures, have expanded their line of LED fresnel with the new Mole-Richardson Variable Color Fresnel LEDs. They build upon the company’s first foray into the LED fresnel market, which were only available either in tungsten or daylight colour temperatures, but had a very high wattage of up to 1600W for the Mole-Richardson Tener LED.
Mole’s new variable color fresnel LED series comes in 200W, 300W and 400W versions.
The 92+ CRI series features the distinctive Mole painting scheme and they have an equivalent to tungsten output up to roughly 2K, with the 400W Vari-Studio Junior. The 200W Vari-Baby has an equivalent output to a 1K Tungsten fixture, with the 300W landing somewhere in the middle.
All three products feature a touchscreen panel in the rear of the fixture to control light intensity and colour temperature, ranging from 2700K all the way to 6500K. The Mole-Richardson Variable Color Fresnel LEDs feature an additional control for Minus Green, allowing you to fine tune that characteristic spike of LEDs in the colour spectrum. The units also feature a USB port to carry out firmware updates, a practice that has become more and more commonplace for lights, as seen for example also in the recent firmware update for the ARRI Skypanels.
The Mole-Richardson Variable Color Fresnel LEDs will be available from September for the following prices.
- Baby 1K: $2,995
- 8-Inch Studio: $3,995
- Studio Junior 2K: $4,495
LED fresnels can be much more efficient alternatives to their tungsten counterparts, offering similar power output but with a much lower power draw. This means that you don’t need to run them off a generator, and they generate much less heat, making them easier to handle.
With these kinds of prices and performance, will you be considering the Mole-Richardson Variable Color Fresnel LED? Let us know in the comments below!
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