Pros and Cons with the Chauvet Intimidator Spot LED 150

Intimidator Spot LED 150 moving yoke produces super-crisp optics and an even output for amazing effects every time. It is powered by a 25W white LED and includes 9 gobos and 9 colors on separate wheels for a multitude of effects. Built-in automated and sound-active programs make programming as easy or complex as you want it to be. Its fast and precise motion allows you to keep the dance floor jumping.
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Highlights
Bright compact and lightweight LED moving head perfect for mobile applications
Super crisp optics and even output
Energize the dance floor with fast and precise movements
Increase design flexibility and effects with separate color and gobo wheels
Enhance any light show with super smooth dimming and adjustable strobe speed
Minimize programming time with built-in movement macros and move-in-black features
Individual reset of pan/tilt, color and gobo
Save time running cables and extension cords by power linking multiple units
Sound-activated programs dance to the beat of the music
Generate a synchronized show in master/slave mode with easy-to-access, built-in automated programs
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Specifications
DMX Channels: 6 or 11
DMX Connectors: 3-pin XLR
Pan and Tilt: 540°/270°
Pan and Tilt Ranges: 180°, 360°, 540° pan/90°, 180°, 270° tilt
Colors: 9 + white, split colors, continuous scroll at variable speeds
Gobos: 9 + open (9 metal), continuous scroll at variable speeds
Light Source: 1 LED (white) 25 W (1.5 A), 50,000 hours life expectancy
Strobe Rate: 0 to 20 Hz
Beam Angle: 15°
Illuminance: 4,300 lux @ 2 m
Power Linking: 6 units @ 120 V; 12 units @ 230 V
Input Voltage: 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz (auto-ranging)
Power and Current: 88 W, 0.7 A @ 120 V, 60 Hz
92 W, 0.4 A @ 230 V, 50 Hz
Weight: 9.3 lb (4.2 kg)
Dimensions: 8.1 x 8.3 x 11.5 in (205 x 211 x 291 mm)
Approvals: CE, MET

[@Finn-wm2yz]

I can’t thank you enough for this review and tutorial.

[@complete_MVP]

That's amazing Finn. Thank you!

[@zangzang1268]

Good review. Something to add would be a DMX demonstration of the fixtures. Big takeaway from me was the dirt around the fan intakes. Good to see, these things hold up well. I have 4x 260's 2x 375Z's and a single 475ZX which was a significant investment, especially with cases and rigging. Just getting started with them, they seem to be built fairly well and I have wondered how well they will hold up. This is a good reality and experience based video, not a bunch of BS to get Chauvet to sponsor you. Well done sir, much respect.

[@complete_MVP]

Yeah. I noticed all the dirt in the fans too. Took my shop vac to them after doing the recording. I can definitely do a follow up video to go through each DMX channel. Glad the video was helpful

[@mousepd]

Thank you!

[@complete_MVP]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching

[@mousepd]

Hey bro. Quick question. I have a pair of Intimidator Led 150s. There’s a fan in the base and a fan in the light housing. The light fans on mine never seem to come on. The lights go dark after about 15 minutes. I opened them up. They’re VERY clean. No dust or loose wires. I guess I should replace the fans, right? I found the replacements online. Thanks again for the help!

[@complete_MVP]

@@mousepd At first, I was thinking it was the light getting too hot. However, if both of them go off at the same time, that could be another issue. A good way to test them is to put the lights on full intensity with an external fan behind them (a portable AC blower may work too). If they run without any issues, then it's time to replace the fans.

[@mousepd]

​@@complete_MVP Good idea! Thanks!

[@mousepd]

It worked! I placed a fan next to one of the lights. It’s still on after an hour. The other went dark. I’ll order some fans now. You just earned yourself a Human Fan! Peace out