(Van Nuys, California--September 28, 2009) Litepanels® 1x1 LED (light emitting diode) slimline fixtures have gained universal acceptance in the production community. The popular 1x1 Spot fixtures, focus the 5600°K beam to 30 degrees.
Now the new 1x1 SuperSpot™ further focuses the output to a 15-degree beam, which concentrates the light in a smaller area, to provide a longer throw. Like all Litepanels fixtures, the 1x1 SuperSpot remains cool to the touch and uses a fraction of the power of traditional lighting fixtures.
The 5600°K SuperSpot offers an integrated control knob on the back that enables instant dimming from 100% to 0 with minimal shift in color. Silent and heat free, Litepanels 1x1s can be positioned comfortably close to a subject.
Engineered for quick and easy set up and operation, Litepanels 1x1 SuperSpot weighs just 3 lbs. (1.36kg) and measures 12” W x 12” H x 1.75” D (30.5cm x 30.5cm x 4.4 cm). This lightweight, ultra flat-profile system adapts to a variety of lighting situations. The unit’s yoke allows for mounting via standard TVMP receptacle. It’s housing enables multi-panel configurations, making it easy to customize to each job’s specific requirements. Plus, it is equipped with remote dimming capability.
The 1x1 SuperSpot can be powered from a variety of 12-30V sources, including an optional battery, car battery or AC adapter. The optional on-board 1.75-hour lithium-ion battery pack provides untethered mobility.
For additional lighting control, Litepanels offers interchangeable slide-in color/diffusion gel filters.
For more information about other products, Micro™, MicroPro™, 1x1™, MiniPlus™, Ringlite Cinema™, or Mini Ringlite™, contact Litepanels, Inc., 16152 Saticoy Street, Van Nuys, CA 91406, Phone: 818/752-7009, Fax: 818/752-2437, Email: info@litepanels.com, http://www.litepanels.com
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