Altman Pegasus 8 3000K Led Fresnel Black Enclosure

Altman Pegasus 8 3000k Led Fresnel Black Enclosure

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The Altman Pegasus 8 3000K LED Fresnel Black Enclosureis a 3000K, white-output LED Fresnel with a 8" lens housed in a black enclosure, capable of operation in both mains dimmable and DMX systems. The fixture uses a 120W lamp and casts soft light similar to that produced by theatrical and studio Fresnels, achieving an output equivalent to that of a 750W incandescent fixture.

The Pegasus 8 is designed to seamlessly integrate into preexisting dimmer systems. When the unit is set to Mains Dim Control, it can plug directly into theatrical phase-cut dimmers and functions in both forward- and reverse-phase implementations, replicating the smooth dimming curves of similar incandescent fixtures. The fixture is designed to operate on both 120V and 230V dimming systems, with a voltage selector switch on the rear of the unit. This switch just applies to the operating voltage of the dimming system. The fixture itself has a universal, auto-sensing power supply capable of functioning between 120 and 240 VAC.

The fixture is also fully RDM (Remote Device Management) and DMX compliant. This allows for its use in a lighting system that uses both constant power (for phase-cut dimming) and DMX data control. Simply flip the DMX/Mains Dim switch on the rear of the Pegasus 8 to convert it into a DMX/RDM controllable unit.

It can be used with standard theatrical gels as well as with gels formulated for LEDs. The fixture is constructed entirely from metal and is made in the USA. It ships with a C-clamp, a color frame, a safety cable, and a powerCON power cable.

Lamp Wattage of 130W Mains Dimmable or DMX Controlled RDM Compliant PowerCON and DMX In/Thru Connections Variable Beam Angle: 10 to 50 Degrees Beam Adjustment Knob High-Resolution Digital Dimming Fully Homogenized Beam Life Expectancy of 50,000 Hours Made in the USA

Parameters
Light Source	1 x 130 W Fixed White LED
LED Life Expectancy	Up to 50,000 Hours
Beam Angle	10 to 50 Degrees (Manual Adjustment)
Color Temperature	3000 K
CRI	>90
Dimming	Mains Dim (Forward- and Reverse-Phase) DMX/RDM
Illuminance	Spot 10° Beam Angle @ 5' / 1.5 m: 16,688 Lux (1551 fc) Medium 35° Beam Angle @ 5' / 1.5 m: 6671 Lux (620 fc) Wide 50° Beam Angle @ 5' / 1.5 m: 3260 Lux (303 fc)
Lumens	>11,620
Protocols	DMX512 and RDM
DMX Connectors	1 x 5-Pin XLR, DMX Input 1 x 5-Pin XLR, DMX Output
Display/Controls	3-Digit Display with 3-Button DMX Control System
Input Voltage	115 - 230 VAC, 50 - 60 Hz (Auto-Sensing), 1.2 A
Current Draw	1.01 A @ 120 VAC 0.50 A @ 240 VAC
Power Consumption	130 W
Power Connectors	1 x powerCON Input (20 A @ 120 VAC, 15 A @ 230 VAC) 1 x powerCON Output (18 A @ 230 VAC, 13 A @ 230 VAC)
Power Cord Daisy Chain	Yes
Approvals and Ratings	ETL, cETL & CE Pending
Ambient Temperature	32 to 104°F / 0 to 40°C
BTU/h	425.5
Cooling	Silent Active Cooling: <19 dBA @ 1.6' / 0.5 m
Construction	All Metal with Corrosion-Resistant Materials and Hardware
Housing Color	Black
Dimensions	Fixture: 13.00 x 10.75 x 11.65" (33.0 x 27.3 x 29.6 cm) Fixture with Yoke: 18.00 x 13.65 x 11.65" (45.7 x 34.7 x 29.6 cm)
Weight	14.2 lb (6.4 kg) with C-Clamp and Yoke

Easily integrates into preexisting dimming systems (both forward and reverse-phase)

Functions in constant power, DMX, and combination constant power/DMX systems

RDM compliant

DMX and powerCON daisy chaining

Variable beam angle: 10 to 50 degrees

50,000 hour life expectancy

High-resolution digital dimming

Fully homogenized beam

Works with standard theatrical gels and gels formulated for LEDs

High CRI (greater than 90)

Ships with a C-clamp, color frame, safety cable, and powerCON power cable

Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. My GVM PROSD200B is not listed as being compatable with the F60 fresnel lens. Does GVM make a fresnel lens for the 200D?

A: The GVM F60 Fresnel Lens for LED Light Spotlight is not compatible on the GVM 200d. However, this one would be: B&H # GVMF40 (https://bhpho.to/4c6h4NC).

Q: 2. Why is this daylight bulb rated at 5000k? For this price you would think they would actually produce a 5500/5600 kelvin product.

A: Hi Sam, Visionsmith ReLamp went with the 5000k standard because their test showed that it produce more pleasing skin tones (as it is a little warmer) than 5500/5600K.

Q: 3. Is this bowens mount or only for nanlight? Would it fit the godox mount on 60bi lights?

A: The Nanlite CN-18X Fresnel Lens for P-100 LED Light BH #NACN18X is specifically for the P-100 LED.

Q: 4. could this fit in a tweenie 2 mole richardson fixture?

A: The Visionsmith ReLamp 300 LED for ARRI 300 Plus Fresnel (Daylight) BH #VIVSFKWD is specifically for the Arri 300 Plus housing.

Q: 5. Does this item require a speed ring if so is it included, if not, what type does it require?

A: This softbox already includes a speed ring.

Q: 6. Are these tough? If I set up and break down the ARRI light with the Relamp installed everyday, will it last a long time?

A: Yes, this lamp is made tough and would last quite a long time with set-ups and breakdowns.

Q: 7. What power source is used for the active cooling fan?

A: The cooling fan in the SmallRig RA-F150 Focusing Fresnel has no outside power source, instead it uses thermal heat, which is enough to spin the fan. This fan activates once the sensors reach 25°c.

Q: 8. Is this fresnel attachment compatible with GVM's new Pro monolight series? Like the 500, for example?

A: No, the GVM F40 Fresnel Attachment for LED Light Spotlight is designed for te following models and will not adapt to the pro line cob systems Compatible with PR, SD, and P8 series GVM lights GVM-PR150D GVM-SD200D GVM-SD-300D GVM-P80S-II

Q: 9. 5/8 receiver? You sure about that? The beast weighs 24 pounds.

A: The specifications on that are correct and the light has a Junior pin (29mm, 1 1/8). It is not a baby pin (5/8 )

Q: 10. Will this work with the COLBOR 220W Bi-Color COB?

A: No, the SmallRig RA-F150 Focusing Fresnel Lens for LED Monolights is not compatible with the COLBOR 220W Bi-Color COB due to heat syncing issues.

Al	01/09/2024
[130 W] I'm now using this as my main key light. Extremely bright giving you a lot of range even with the softbox. Quiet cooling fan I didn't know was even there. Works from a V mount battery. I can now go completely wireless on a shoot. I little bigger than I thought but worth it. I shoot a lot of interviews and I needed a softbox with a soft light close up in a small space. Works great as a bounce without softbox. Love it. 5

In Pulse Studio	29/08/2024
[>11,620] Extremely powerful, versatile, light weight cyc lighting. They work like a charm! 5

Kyle	16/08/2024
[Yes] The Altman Halo 6 LED light is an excellent product! I have been dealing with poor light for remote work videocalls for a few years and finally did something about it. It is highly adjustable, both in light color and brightness, and is incredibly easy to setup and use. I do wish that the lightweight plastic felt a bit more heavy duty, but once it's set up you really don't need to touch it much. 5

tkr66	13/08/2024
[Yes] I bought this to update my Altman INKIE that I purchased back in 1968. I had concerns that there would have been changes in design or sizing to these barn doors over the years. I knew when I purchased them that B & H would have worked with me had they not fit or had their standards of quality been questionable. They still fit and the quality of construction of the barn doors was at the level you'd expect back in the 1960's !! They (like the INKIE) were built like a tank. Once again B & H has saved the day by offering a well made product and by sticking with a company who does the same. 5

Barry	04/08/2024
[>11,620] Works as advertised. Large, but lightweight and runs cool. Perfect for the occasional gig. Probably not sturdy enough for a year long rock and roll tour. 5

Sandman	04/08/2024
[130 W] This fixture is built very well. Not quite like tank, but fairly close to it. A note of caution: this unit is very hot. A 750 watt bulb will be hot, I assumed. But I didn't realize the cowling/fixture would get as hot as it gets. Duh. But wow, it is bright. I have to be very careful where I set up this fixture. However, this is my first foray away from inexpensive LED lights. A very important lesson learned, but well worth the money. 5

Frederic	16/07/2024
[425.5] If you're unhappy with your shadowed face while on a video conference, here's an inexpensive solution. Powered by your own computer through a USB port, this little ring of light illumes your face, helps wash out wrinkles (if you have any) and makes you happily visible to the other conferees. Since it's a ringed low-voltage LED, it doesn't give off much heat, as old-style studio lighting might have done, and avoids beads of perspiration. An added bonus: a little switch lets you control the light's intensity and spectrum. The Altman Halo is an angelic addition to your video gear. 5

anyonymous	29/06/2024
[130 W] I've used several of these, and they always produce the results I need. For this kinda price, it is a great light fixture. I know I'll buy more. 5