The Martin MAC 2000 Wash has been produced for one main reason: the market asked for it. The Martin MAC 2000 Profile and MAC 2000 Performance have already been highly successful and to complement these, a washlight fixture in the Martin MAC 2000 Series was demanded.
• 1200 W Philips MSR Gold discharge lamp
• Extremely high light output – up to 33,000 lumens
• Even CMY color mixing
• Variable CTC
• 2 additional color wheels with replaceable filters
• Flexibility of lens options – Fresnel, PC and Super-wide
• Motorized zoom
• Exclusively with electronic ballast – reduced weight of 34 kg • Switch mode power supply
• Optional motorized barn door module available
The goal was to produce a fixture consistent with the look and quality of the existing MAC 2000s and to create a large scale washlight capable of long throw projection. We believe that this goal has been achieved with a fixture that is the brightest Martin Professional has ever produced.
Lamp:
The Martin MAC 2000 Wash uses a 1200 Watt lamp at its source and features a brand new reflector, specially designed for this high powered washlight.
Color Options:
The Martin MAC 2000 Wash features full CMY color mixing along with variable color temperature correction filters. All of these variable filters work under the same principle as the previous MAC 2000 products, but they do feature a new etching design to ensure smooth and even color mixing across the entire beam.
In addition two color wheels each fitted with four color filters, plus open, are fitted. The second wheel has the option to be swapped for a number of other color options that will be available for the fixture in the future ...
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Motorized Zoom system:
The zoom works in conjunction with the three different front lens options currently available to provide different spread angles. The zoom angles are:
Fresnel Lens: 11 – 15 – 40 degrees
PC Lens: 12 – 34 degrees
Super Wide Lens: 66 – 70 - 80 degrees
In addition we have added one very special feature to the zoom system, which now allows you to remove the zoom lens entirely from the beam to give a fixed, but extremely powerful beam. This function is automated and controlled completely by DMX.
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