Lighting designers in search of a low-profile wash lighting system that can create natural-looking color temperatures to outrageous saturations will be thrilled with the ColorKey VividPar HEX 12 Bundle, a 12-pack of compact six-in-one low-profile LED par fixtures designed to provide a rich color wash, temperate white wash, or a UV FX splash in small clubs, bars, and similar venues.

Each of the twelve LEDs features 12W of power and can generate red, green, blue, amber, white, and UV light, making for a wide and rich color palette. The fixture offers several control modes including DMX512 (6 and 10 channels), primary/secondary, sound activated, and standalone. Each color is individually controllable for creating complex color mixing as well as strobe effects and macro functions. The VividPar HEX 12 provides a built-in scissor bracket for floor, truss, and ceiling mounts. A power cord and IR remote are included with the fixtures.

Twelve 12W 6-in-1 RGBAW+UV LEDs    Ideal for Small Clubs, Bars, Venues    Bright Color Wash with Strobe & Dimming    0-100% RGBWA+UV Color and Master Dimming    DMX512, Primary/Secondary, Auto Programs    Sound Active Mode + IR Remote Control    Includes Power Cord and Brackets    Includes IR Remote

• VividPar HEX 12 is a 144W hex-colored RGBAW+UV LED wash light
• Great for rich color washes, temperate white washes, and UV FX splashes
• Simple push button controls with the included IR remote
• Split yoke mounting brackets make positioning your light quick and easy
• Power and DMX 512 in/out make VividPar HEX 12 a great choice for mobile DJs, bars, clubs, and corporate events

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. Max throw distance?

A: Of course, the answer is dependent on what color combination you use. We are using 7 of these on a 35ft X 15ft stage. The lights cross-throw and are approximately 40ft from their landing point. The entire stage is very well lit at about 80 percent dimmer brightness. Hope this helps.

Q: 3. Do you recommend this printer for taking to out of state events via checking onto airlines?

A: I bought the carrying case for my DS80 and DS40 and I'm not sure that I'd let airline personnel put one below deck so to speak. Maybe in the original box I might? I'd sure as heck get insurance on it!

Q: 4. Any print pack for 4x6?

A: Unfortunately, there isnt a 4X6 media option for the DNP DS80. It only accepts 8X10 and 8X12 media.

Q: 5. will it work with windows 10?

A: Yes, you have to use the included CD if it included updated drivers. The web site also contains drivers but you have to download first and then install printer.

Q: 6. How do you daisy chain multiple ds80 printers? Although this printer prints really fast, at events I need another printer to keep up with demand. Thanks.

A: The best way is to buy a USB 3 hub then send each batch of photos to the next one available. Far as daisy chain I would call DNP customer service for that.

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. this printer use ink?

A: It uses ribbons, which are calculated per paper.

Q: 9. I love my DNP DS80 and have be using it for 2 years. My printer has started printing a 1/4 inch stripe from 2 inches to 6 inches long on photos. The stripe is not on all photos, but it is showing up on more frequently. Does anyone know a solution before I return the printer?

A: Please review this DNP troubleshooting guide at a href= http://dnpphoto.com/Portals/0/Resources/FAQ_1_Resolving_White_Lines.pdf target= _blank http://dnpphoto.com/Portals/0/Resources/FAQ_1_Resolving_White_Lines.pdf/a in order to fix the problem.

Q: 10. How is the color issue solved? Ive tried the icc profile from DNS website. Colors are completely off from my calibrated NEC monitor using spectraview kit. Ive read all instructions and have changed both the advanced and options tabs. Ive also tried adjusting the colors onbthe driver but still no luck. I hate to buy a colormunki as I already have the spectraview kit for the monitor. Please help! Otherwise its a great printer.

A: Hi also you have to come out with a perfect print by adjusting the print colors and exposure in photoshop or what ever program you use, then adjust the monitor until the print and the monitor are the same, if you ever printed the old way with chemicals, you started with a perfect print, and then you program the analyzer, same principle.