The Elation Prisma Mini PAR 20 UV Wash Lightis an IP65-rated exterior UV wash PAR luminaire that produces 365nm peak true UV output with zero visible light, plus an impressive 20-degree beam angle. Powered by the optional Prisma Driver 8 or Prisma Driver 8IP, features include an adjustable mounting yoke, a durable aluminum housing, and a 9' 2-conductor, 14-gauge, IP-rated power/data pigtail cable.

20° Narrow Beam Angle    365nm True UV Peak Wavelength    Zero Visible Light Output

• IP65-rated exterior high-power UV wash PAR luminaire
• 20-degree narrow beam angle
• 365nm true UV peak wavelength
• Zero visible light output
• 9' IP-rated power/data pigtail cable attached

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the maximum wattage this fixture supports? Thanks.

A: This Odyssey PAR 16 Aluminum Light Fixture can hold up to a 60 watt E26 PAR 16 lamp, though we recommend the Ushio ColourMax 7W LED PAR16 Lamp (SP15, WW30), BH # US1004295 for greater efficiency. https://bhpho.to/3mLhmBI

Q: 2. Hi,Does anyone know what is the Wavelength of the UV light emitted in nm?

A: Hi Walter, The UV in the LB Par Hex is 394-400nm

Q: 3. How many sheets are included with the product?

A: One sheet

Q: 4. The specs state: 12x 15 W 6-in-1 RGBAW+UV LEDs. So 12X 15Watt = 180 Watts. At 180 Watts I would indeed by a few of these lights however Power Consumption states 42 watts! This indicates about 20% of the stated light output. Are these lights in fact 42 Watts or 180 Watts? If they are 180 Watts, the power consumption should be about 185-190 Watt total. Thanks for any help!

A: Each LED emitter is capable of generating six types of light (hence the 6-in-1 designation). However, each emitter does not do so at the same time. For example, if set to emit only UV light, it will not also emit red, blue, white, amber, or green light. Now, each 6-in-1 emitter is really and truly six emitters in one. The draw for each of those six is a lot less than 15W. However, the standard practice in electronics is to list each six-in-one emitter according to the total that its six subcomponents can create, not the amount they would create on any one setting.

Q: 5. I see HMI's that are 1200/1800 watts. The ballast is dual wattage and the head is dual wattage. Can I just use a 1200 watt bulb instead of a 1800 watt bulb? With the 1200 watt bulb will the unit draw the less amperage. I want to be able to get the M18 and use a 1200 watt bulb and plug it into a 15A household circuit without blowing the breaker.

A: Yes you can use a 1200 watt lamp like the ARRI HMI SE Lamp - 1200 watts - for Aarrisun 12 Plus, Compact HMI 1200W, Arri-X 12 B&H # ARLAS12P in an Arri M18 head.

Q: 6. How long does this last in storage?

A: In stock solution it will last 5-10 years. When diluted it is only good for a day or two. I mix up just what I need and toss it after a single use.

Q: 7. Is this light flicker free for video?

A: Unfortunately, Blizzard Lighting does not list this unit as being flicker free. However, it would depend on the frame rate in which you are shooting whether it may or may not flicker.

Q: 8. Would this work with an Aputure Accent B7c LED RGBWW Light?

A: No, the Aputure Accent B7c LED RGBWW Light is not compatible with the Odyssey PAR 16 Aluminum Light Fixture.

Q: 9. Can this be used to light a general area of 15ft wide that is 40 feet away? Or should I get a Leko?

A: For an area 15' wide and 40' away you will most likely need a light more capable than the Odyssey PAR 20 Aluminum Light Fixture (White) BH #ODLSPAR20W.

Q: 10. Can this hold a conventional incandescent Edison bulb?

A: It holds up to a 60w lamp so if the lamp physically fits you could fit a standard Edison bulb. But 60w will not give a lot of output with tungsten and a led is recommended.