Lighting designers looking for a fully featured, compact, and lightweight moving head will be impressed with the CHAUVET PROFESSIONAL Maverick Force 1 Spot, a flexible, moving head LED light fixture designed to perform a wide variety of functions in theatrical, house of worship, touring, and event applications.

Ideal for use in large venues, the unit is powered by a bright, 470W, cool-white LED with an illuminance of 43,485 lux at 16.4', and motorized zoom angles ranging from 6.3 to 54.4°. It features a color wheel, two rotating gobos, as well as motorized focus, a 5-facet prism, and frost and iris effects. With variable strobe, fast and accurate head movements, movement macros, move-in-black functionality, and more, this fixture is capable of producing a myriad of precisely shaped beams to energize your show.

The Maverick Force 1 Spot provides CMY and CTO color mixing with a color temperature of 7099K, a CRI greater than 89.4, and 16-bit electronic dimming to create a palette of vibrant colors with smooth fades. The color wheel comes with seven colors plus white and split and is capable of continuous or variable-speed scrolling. The gobo wheels include one wheel with seven rotating gobos plus an open position, and a second wheel with nine static gobos plus open, as well as an animation wheel, and continuous or variable-speed scrolling.

The unit can be controlled via DMX, W-DMX, sACN, and Art-Net protocols with two personalities, 25 or 32 channel. The Maverick Force 1 Spot ships with two Omega brackets with mounting hardware and a Neutrik powerCON power cord.

Bright, 470W Cool-White LED    Variable CMY+CTO Color Mixing    Two Gobo Wheels    Color Wheel with 7 Colors, Split Colors    6.3 to 54.4° Beam Angle    5-Facet Prism    Motorized Focus, Iris, Frost    0-100% 16-Bit LED Dimming    DMX, W-DMX, sACN, and Art-Net Protocols    Omega Brackets and Hardware Included

• Fully featured, compact and lightweight 470W LED yoke spot fixture including CMY + CTO color mixing, a color wheel, zoom optics, and two gobo wheels (one rotating and one static), and an animation wheel
• 16-bit dimming of master dimmer for smooth control of fades
• Variable CMY + CTO color mixing system to create a wide pallet of colors
• CRI and CTB filters on color wheel for added flexibility
• DMX, WDMX, sACN, and Art-Net for full flexibility of control options
• RDM enabled for remote addressing and trouble shooting
• 6.3 to 54.4° zoom range for variable beam sizes
• Iris, 5-facet prism, and frost for beam control
• True-1-compatible power input
• Three setup menu presets and preset sync for crossloading to multiple like fixtures for easy shop setup
• USB slot for software uploads
• Battery backup display with auto-rotate depending on fixture orientation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a max wattage rating? per socket? total wattage? Are the sockets plastic or ceramic/porcelain? Will it accommodate a mix of different wattage bulbs?

A: The total wattage the light fixture is rated for is 350 watts in fluorescent bulbs.The sockets are plastic not ceramic.

Q: 2. Can you set the modeling lamp to be proportional?

A: No, the modeling lamp on the Godox DP400III-V Professional Studio Flash with LED Modeling Lamp does not support proportional control.

Q: 3. The rated CRI is quite low for a video light and would likely not render colors accurately. Any chance this is a misprint -- it seems quite low at well below 80 cri?

A: You are correct, the CRI is a bit low. This isn't meant to be a primary, production-grade instrument, but a quick and inexpensive item to throw into your travel bag, or the glove box in your car. You won't win any awards for excessively creative or inspiring lighting (probably), but you'll be able to shoot in the dark if you weren't quite prepared if you keep this handy.

Q: 4. Could I use one, two or three Savage 50W LED bulbs (B&H # SA50WLED) in some of the seven fluorescent sockets on this light head? Thank you!

A: While the Savage 50W LED bulbs have the same Edison base as the fluorescent lamps included with this fixture, they have not be tested by the manufacturer as being fully compatible. Your results may vary.

Q: 5. Can I rotate the screen to be landscape instead of portrait?

A: Yes on this configuration you can use Landscape

Q: 6. How long does it last at full power out put and from a fully charged battery? I hope someone tested it...

A: The longest time that I have used the light at full power is about 15 minutes. I can't say at what point it would die.

Q: 7. To speed setup, can the domes be set up then just put them on the stands and add the bulbs at a close location w big suv?

A: The softboxes in the Raya Octa Fluorescent 7-Socket Fixture 2-Light Softbox Kit can be attached to the light fixture in advance and placed on the stands when you are ready to shoot.

Q: 8. Is there a manufacturer's warranty for this product? If so, what is the duration?

A: The Godox DP400III-V Professional Studio Flash with LED Modeling Lamp BH #GODP400IIIV has a 1 year B&H warranty.

Q: 9. can i plug it into 220volt supply?

A: This is a multi-voltage light fixture, so you can use it on 100-240VAC.

Q: 10. This says it does 1/800 to an action-stopping 1/2000 sec. Does that mean I can stop action like a TTL light?

A: The flash duration speed of a light has nothing to do with TTL. The TTL means Through-the-lens. It means that the light is measured only after it has passed through the camera lens. The flash duration is the speed of the light and the pattern on how it drops. Any flash has the ability to clean the motion, but how good and clean it will be done will depend on the quality and T stop of the light. The Godox DP400III-V Professional Studio Flash with LED Modeling Lamp does not have TTL support.