Blizzard Lighting Ice 30 Spot
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This product has been discontinued by the manufacturer. Please contact us to find a replacement.
*Discontinued
The Blizzard ICE30 moving head spot brings a new level of cool to your light show with the ultra-compact, ultra-cool ICE 30 Moving Head Spot. Powered by a US-made Luminus 30-watt LED, and loaded with features normally only found on bigger fixtures, the ICE 30 is the coolest fixture in its class. Rotating, interchangeable gobos, 3-facet rotating prism and motorized focus are standard on the ICE 30, as is a color wheel loaded with saturated dichroic filters. Plus, all of this comes in a sleek package that weights only about 13 pounds and measures under 10" wide and 15" tall!
The ICE 30 is fast, precise and bright, and ready to bring major chill factor to
your rig! Pick up a pair today!
• 30-watt LED moving head spot
• 10/14 Channel DMX (user selectable)
• 6 rotating, interchangeable gobos + open (5 metal, 1 glass installed)
• 7 dichroic colors + white, split colors, rainbow effect possible 3-facet
rotating prism Motorized focus via DMX Variable electronic shutter/strobe Full
electronic dimming
• Pan: 540/360/180 degrees user switchable
• Tilt: 270/180/90 degrees user switchable Built-in Sound-active and auto
programs via master/slave Move-in-black, remote fixture reset, movement macros
via DMX Easy-to-use LCD control panel
• Dimensions: 9.9 * 10 * 14.25 in. (250 * 255 * 360mm)
• Weight: 13.2 lbs (6 kg)
• Light Source: 30W Luminus LED, 50,000 Hrs.
• Beam Angle: 14 degrees
• Luminous Intensity: 5,300 Lux/2m
• Power: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz (Autoranging) 148W (1.2A) @ 120VAC, 2A Inrush, 144W
(0.6A) @ 230VAC, 1A Inrush
• Gobo Size: 22mm Outside, 20mm Image, 1.2mm max thickness
I got this thing because I wanted a good gobo projector for custom wedding gobos. It's super heavy so forget hanging this thing, it's going to have to sit on the floor or table. Looks like wall projections is all I'll get. The tension rings to do not come off. Repeat, they are in there for good. Yes, they move but forget actually trying to remove one. I tried everything, I even bought a steel pick from an auto shop to try and pry these things out. Nope. The best I could do is set it in there and tape it. Also, there is nothing you can do to program this thing without a DMX controller, so I had to buy the Obey40. That worked well but the night before the wedding while testing this unit for some reason it just stopped receiving data on one of the channels.
These are great to put in sound active mode and run as effect moving heads. They maser/slave and lookg great together. These are not powerful enough to use advanced movers for a main show, though. Not great for spot lighting across the room.
