The Intimidator Trio from Chauvet is an LED-powered moving head with beam, wash, and effect features. Its motorized zoom allows for seamless transitions between a narrow beam and a wide wash and a continuously rotating honeycomb effect light generates complex looks with built-in, eye-catching auto programs and zone control.

The Intimidator Trio features a built-in Totem mode, which keeps the beams focused on the dance floor, and coordinated Master/Slave programs for up to 4 fixtures, giving an advanced look with no programming. You can set, save, and recall one scene directly from the full-color LCD display and convenient, wireless non-DMX control is at your fingertips using the IRC-6 remote (sold separately).

LED-powered moving head with beam, wash, and effect features

Seamlessly change from a narrow beam to a wide wash with the motorized zoom

Continuously rotating honeycomb effect

Built-in, eye-catching auto programs and zone control

Built-in Totem mode allows the beams to remain focused on the dance floor

Coordinated Master/Slave programs give an advanced look with no programming (up to 4 fixtures)

Set, save, and recall one scene directly from the full-color LCD display

Convenient, wireless non-DMX control using the IRC-6 remote (sold seaprately)

Save time running cables by power linking multiple units

Fits best in the CHS-50 VIP Gear Bag (sold separately)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the model flood or spot?

A: The Astra 1x1 E Daylight has a flood beam angle.

Q: 2. Does any P-Tap output battery work?

A: Hi Andrew, I would think so as long as the power out specs match the Astra requirements. I use Anton-Baur Digital 90s. Love my Astra's but get the DoP soft boxes and grids, not the ones made by Chimera.

Q: 3. has anyone converted the foot-candles into watts? My calculation comes out to 425c = 6.841 Watts, which sounds wrong!

A: I believe its the equivalent to 2K tungsten light.

Q: 4. I need to travel with this lighting kit. What are the reviews checking kit on an airline? I worry about the risks

A: Being that this kit has a hard case for air travel, it can easily/safety be stored below a plane. However, you cannot pack V mount batteries in the same case, but rather they need to be carried on. It is always best to check the particular airline you're using for any restrictions that might apply.

Q: 5. What is the total weight of each kit (2-light vs. 3-light)? It is not listed in the specs, but I'd like to know if one or both would incur airline overweight charges.

A: The two light kit weighs approximately 42 lbs.And the three light kit weighs approximately 68 lbs.

Q: 6. How does this Astra E model differ from the EP model?

A: The E has about half of the intensity of the EP. In comparison to the original Litepanels 1x1, it is equal to its output while the EP is 2x the output of the original 1x1. Hope this helps.

Q: 7. Anyone have experience putting these in a SnapBag or Chimera built for them? Curious if the Soft Astra has advantages in a soft box over the regular Astras.

A: I use this one as is, without any softbox, and love it. It gives a far stonger ans softer light than the regular astras.

Q: 8. I would be mainly using these battery powered, so I am leaning towards the EPs because the other Astras (4x brighter) will drain batteries faster a lot faster, correct? Also, to get the 4x up to full power using batteries, let's say Anton Bauers, I'd have to get the digital 150s as opposed to the Digital 90s. I think the EPs drain 55W and the 4x brighter ones drain 110W. That seems like I would be going through a ton more batteries going with the 4x brighter Astras as opposed to the EPs, and batteries wouldn't last nearly as long. Can someone check my logic?

A: I would go with the brighter light. You will need the larger battery but the draw is very small and they last an amazingly long time. you will be very happy you went with the brighter light if you go that route. If you go with a small battery you can always turn the fan off and the Astra will run at 50% brightness if you want to conserve battery and can make due with a dimmer light. But if you have a big batt or plug in you will always have the extra punch if you need it.

Q: 9. Is this item eligible for return? Does B&H honor returns for equipment sold as a kit?

A: Should you be dissatisfied with an order, you have 30 days from date of purchase to make a return with all of the original materials included. Full details on our return policy can be found at the following link: http://bhpho.to/19fUBwL

Q: 10. is there enough room in the case to fit batteries and a charger?

A: Definitely should be. There is a larger space next to the lights, I use it to store stingers, sandbags, and power strips so I don't need a separate grip case. I have 3 sandbags, 3-40ft stingers, 1-15ft stinger, 2 power strips, and the AC power cords for all 3 lights in the space. I would think you'd have no problem storing the batteries and a charger.