Chauvet DJ Intimidator Spot 475Z [ Product Review ]

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Intimidator Spot 475Z is a powerful moving head designed for spotlighting large events. This fixture can adapt to short-throw or long-throw situations, courtesy of its motorized zoom, and it is fitted with an ultra-bright 250 W LED. Achieve incredible visual effects with dual rotating prisms which split the beam, creating dramatic displays. Intimidator Spot 475Z also comes equipped with dual gobo wheels for gobo morphing and amazing mid-air projections! This feature-packed powerhouse utilizes motorized focus to channel crisp projections at almost any distance. Beams stay where you want them with built-in totem mode; the ¼-turn hanging bracket allows for single or dual clamp mounting options. The full-color LCD display lets you set, save, and recall one scene manually. Intimidator Spot 475Z has powerCON®-compatible power input/output connections for power linking. Convenient wireless non-DMX control is possible using the optional IRC-6 remote.
*Highlights
Extremely bright, 250 W LED moving head spot designed for large events
Dual rotating prisms split the beam for great effects and cover a larger area
Dual gobo wheels allow for gobo morphing and amazing mid-air projections
Motorized zoom for short- or long-throw situations
Unique ¼-turn hanging bracket allows for single or dual clamp mounting options
Emit crisp projections at almost any distance using the motorized focus
Beams always remain on the dance floor using the built-in, innovative Totem mode
Convenient, wireless non-DMX control using the optional IRC-6 remote
Set, save, and recall 1 scene manually, directly from the full-color LCD display
powerCON®-compatible power input/output connections for power linking
Specifications
DMX Channels: 10 or 16
DMX Connectors: 3-pin XLR
Pan and Tilt: 540°/270°
Pan and Tilt Ranges: 540°, 360°, 180° pan/270°, 180°, 90° tilt
Colors: 7 + white, split colors, continuous scroll at variable speeds
Gobos: (1): 7 + open (6 metal + 1 glass), rotating, interchangeable, indexing, continuous scroll at variable speeds
(2): 8 + open, continuous scroll at variable speeds
Light Source: 1 LED (white) 250 W, (16.3 A), 50,000 hours life expectancy
Strobe Rate: 0 to 20 Hz
PWM Frequency: 2 kHz
Illuminance: (13°): 106,300 lux @ 2 m
(28°): 23,680 lux @ 2 m
(13°): 14,290 lux @ 5 m
(28°): 3,741 lux @ 5 m
Power Linking: 2 units @ 120 V; 4 units @ 230 V
Input Voltage: 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz (auto-ranging)
Power and Current: 380 W, 3.4 A @ 120 V, 60 Hz
378 W, 1.9 A @ 230 V, 50 Hz
Gobo Size: 25 mm outside, 21 mm image, 1 mm max thickness
Zoom Angle: (motorized): 13° to 28°
Weight: 36.2 lb (16.5 kg)
Size: 14.3 x 9.8 x 20.9 in (363 x 250 x 531 mm)
Approvals: CE, MET
Prism: (1): 6-facet round, bidirectional rotation at variable speeds
(2): 6-facet linear, bidirectional rotation at variable speeds
Optional Controllers: IRC-6
*WHAT'S INCLUDED
Intimidator Spot 475Z
Power cord
Hanging bracket
Music Source: Jarico - Island

[@davidgrindley813]

Love the designs on the static gobo wheel.

[@Soreal75]

The sound active mode... is there only one mode? I ask because I saw it demonstrated and it looked a little slow..

[@eventoslatinosny44]

I’m about to buy 4 of these

[@CanalSoundandLight]

Sorry for the delayed response but let us know if we can help.

[@dominikgaluschka6854]

Is it very loud?

[@zingplayzgames3916]

About to buy two of these!!

[@CanalSoundandLight]

That's cool. Let us know if you need a special price. We have these in stock at our store in NYC.

[@zingplayzgames3916]

Canal Sound and Light That would be lovely!! I however live in Australia. :)

[@twilolight]

I’m unhappy there’s only one glass gobo. Other then that it looks nice.

[@andrewgrindley6773]

Yeah that can be an issue for some people. I personally prefer black and white gobos to coloured gobos. A lot of professional movers use all glass Gobos on the rotating wheel. The benefit about using all glass Gobos is that you can use either black and White or coloured gobos in the unit and the thickness of each gobo will be the same.

[@djpc4246]

what DMX controller are you using, Sir?

[@CanalSoundandLight]

CHAUVET DJ OBEY 70 for our product demo

[@jesusontiveros19]

How much are those?

[@CanalSoundandLight]

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