Designed for stage or studio the 10° Altman Spectra SS-UV10 LED Blacklight 10°is a 4-LED cell, microprocessor-controlled blacklight fixture enclosed in a corrosion-resistant metal housing. Its IP65 rating makes it suitable for outdoor use in wet environments. The brackets on the LED module can be removed and repositioned as needed for vertical or horizontal mounting. Features include individual swiveling of the LED cells for precise positioning and coverage. The UV 10 is compatible with both DMX and RDM protocols and can be dimmed via DMX from 0-100% using a separately purchased multi-voltage AC power supply (required).

10W LED Module    DMX Dimming    Requires Multi-Voltage Power Supply    IP65 Rated for Outdoor Use    Individual Focus of the UV Cells    Long Life UV-A Emitters    Vertical or Horizontal Mounting    Made in USA

• High-performance, long-life UV-A emitters
• Less visible light than traditional blacklights
• Individual focus of the UV cells
• Interchangeable yoke for vertical or horizontal alignment of the LED cells
• Compatible with DMX and RDM protocols
• ETL, cETL, and IP65 listed
• Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. To be sure, this can record from cd to sd card, sd card to sd card, and SD card to cd?

A: The Tascam SS-CDR250N Two-Channel Networking CD and Media Recorder has the ability to record to SD Cards, USB Flash Drives, and CD-R/CD-RW discs. These media options cannot be chosen as source options however - only destinations. Input sources for recording to these media options would be external and connect to the SS-CDR250N via its back panel.

Q: 2. Can this be powered by a vmount battery rig setup?

A: No

Q: 3. Will this fit the MXL 990?

A: This pop filter is not designed for the 990. We would recommend a standard gooseneck style pop filter for the 990. B&H # AUPFMU12.

Q: 4. Tascam SS-CDR250N Q&A Can you alter the pitch or tempo of the Cd and dub it to SD?

A: Sorry, not possible to aleter the pitch or tempo of a CD to be dubbed on a SD card.

Q: 5. Is it possible to record to CD and redundant SD cards at the same time?

A: Yes, when a recording option function with “BACKUP” is selected, simultaneous recording to multiple media is enabled. Here is a link to the user manual: https://tascam.com/downloads/products/tascam/ss-cdr250n_ss-r250n_rc-ss150/E_SS-CDR250N_OM_vB.pdf

Q: 6. Can this record from a source in from an amp? Also, can you just play a CD.

A: The input source connection to the Tascam SS-CDR250N Two-Channel Networking CD and Media Recorder could accept a non-powered signal from an amplifier's signal output. The SS-CDR250N is capable of playing back commercial audio and data CDs in a variety of formats.

Q: 7. Is the output in RGB mode the same as in Bi-color mode?

A: RGB outputs are not as bright as the bi color outputs.

Q: 8. How does one adjust record level from analog inputs? Many Thanks

A: The recording levels from the analog input signal on the TASCAM SS-CDR250N Two-Channel Networking CD and Media Recorder can be adjusted by using the internal menus. You will be able to navigate the the Input Level screen, then select Mic Level or Line Level, and then manually adjust the levels. The information is shown in the user manual on page 58: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/1015747.pdf

Q: 9. How does this light turn on if you can't plug into wall?

A: This light would require a switched cable to be attached to it or it would need to be controlled by a dimmer control board while plugged into a dimmer pack.

Q: 10. How many of these would I need to evenly light a 9' wide by 8' tall green screen?

A: It will depend on the positioning of the light and the power of the lamp used, but one light should be enough.