The Elation Professional Prisma PAR 20 is an exterior IP65-rated UV wash PAR luminaire that produces 365nm peak true UV output with zero visible light. Features include a 20-degree narrow beam angle, a user-friendly digital 2.5" LCD touchscreen control panel, intuitive DMX-512 and RDM control, dual adjustable mounting yokes, a durable aluminum housing, IP65 DMX 5-pin XLR, and locking power in/out connections.

IP65 UV Wash PAR Luminaire    20-Degree Narrow Beam Angle    Zero Visible Light Output

• IP65-rated exterior high-power UV wash PAR luminaire
• 20-degree narrow beam angle
• 365nm peak true UV wavelength
• Zero visible light output

• Twelve 2W high-power UV diode LEDs
• 20,000-hour average LED life

• High-speed electronic strobe
• Variable dimming curve modes

• Rugged IP65-rated housing
• Dual adjustable mounting yokes
• Locking 5-pin XLR connector in/out
• IP65 locking power connector In
• Wired digital communication network

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. 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: 3. Is there a way to know the expiration date of the film? I wouldnt want to buy this much at once and then realize I only have 2 months to use all of it.

A: B&H buys and sells film in bulk. In general we regularly maintain fresh film stock. All of our film is at least 6 months from expiration (typically much longer). Anytime film stock is less than 6 months from expiration we sell it in a separate section and label it as short-dated film and also price it with a slight discount (again due to the volumes we sell this rarely occurs). Unfortunately we do not have access to our inventory to hand inspect the expiration date of any of our films prior to purchase.

Q: 4. 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: 5. How to store and transport exposed sheet film now that Fuji Quick Load is no more?

A: Two options that I use. One is to leave it in the holder till I get back. Two, using a changing bag or tent, I empty the holders and move the film to an empty film box and sleeve to store the exposed sheets. B&H also sells some type of light tight sleeve for sheet films.

Q: 6. Does anyone know if these run at a refresh of 50hz? All of our other lights run at 50hz locked, and most lights I find are at 60hz. This creates a problem with our camera shutter speeds, because either one of the other causes a flicker on camera.

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Q: 7. Can LED lights be used with this head?

A: Yes.

Q: 8. Can each of the lighting instruments' color be controlled independently? How about brightness?

A: No, the color of the Eliminator Lighting Mini Par Bar Portable Par Can Lighting System's lights can be set independently, as color changes apply to the entire fixture. The Eliminator Lighting Mini Par Bar Portable Par Can Lighting System has a light range of around 25 feet, after which the intensity will fall off.

Q: 9. Can you purchase barn doors for these fixtures?

A: No.

Q: 10. I want to know the expiration date of the film?? now 27.7.2019

A: The expiration date is printed on the film package. The seller should indicate this to you when ordering.