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ROBE Lighting BMFL Spot Used, Second hand

Ref. code: 9.09.999

BMFL (Bright Multi-Functional Luminaire) Spot

Bright Multi-Functional Luminaire – much anticipated new lighting fixture from Robe, brings a real game changer in the world of moving lights.

The BMFL Spot has a custom light source designed for Robe and produces a staggering powerful 250 000 lux at 5 metres – no other product currently on the market can equal this output! Despite its power and comprehensive feature set, it weighs just 36 Kgs… and has a compact body profile.
The lamp produces light at a CRI of 92+, this combined with a refined optical system, 5–55 degree zoom, results in a crisp, high quality fat beam that is truly homogenised and without a hotspot. There are also two colour wheels which include filters that can be utilised to adjust colour temperature and improve the CRI of the white output in aging lamps. There are two rotating gobo wheels – each with six slot&lock gobo positions. There are also two Rotating Prisms. The Dual Graphic Wheels both focus within the same focal plane and the rotation and movement can be individually controlled and varied… to create ultra-cool, infinitely subtle special effects. The frost and dimming functions provide further effects.
Three grades of Frost are available and the dimmer is exceptionally smooth with no distortion, so the full beam width is visible right up to the point at which it disappears. The strobe effect is authentic with up to 10 flashes per second!
Aimed at long-throw applications, the newly patented Robe EMS™ (Electronic Motion Stabiliser) technology, enables the BMFL™ to absorb vibrations from audio outputs, truss movement, sprung or suspended floors, etc. The BMFL™ is a very powerful, feature packed luminaire that will provide a real signature light source for any project.


Features
  • Light source : 1700 W OSRAM Lok-it! HTI 1700/PS
  • Light output : 40.000 lm, 250.000 lx @ 5 m, 2.500 lx @ 50 m
  • Zoom range : 5° - 55°
  • Effects : 2x gobo wheel, dual graphic wheel, circular and linear prism
Source
  • Lamp: Compact short-arc metal halide lamp
  • Base: PGJX28
  • Approved model: OSRAM Lok-it! HTI 1700/PS
  • Lifetime: 750 hours @ 1700 W / 1500 W / Quiet mode
  • CRI 92+, Colour Temperature 6.000 K
  • Control: Automatic and remote on/off
  • Ballast: Electronic
Optical System and Effects
  • Robe's proprietary optical design
  • High - efficiency zoom optical system, ratio 11:1
  • Zoom range 5° - 55°
  • Output Lens diameter: 160 mm
  • Dichroic glass reflector for maximising the light efficiency
  • Fixture total lumen output:
    • 40.000 lm at 1700 W
    • 36.500 lm at 1500 W
    • 32.000 lm at 1200 W (Quiet mode)
  • Light output: 250.000 lux @ 5m, 2.500 lux @ 50m
Dynamic Effects
  • Cyan: 0 - 100 %
  • Magenta: 0 - 100 %
  • Yellow: 0 - 100 %
  • Variable CTO: 2.700 - 6.000 K
  • Colour wheel 1 with 6 fixed dichroic colours: deep red, deep blue, orange, green, magenta, congo blue + white
  • Colour wheel 2 with 6 replaceable "SLOT&lock" dichroic colours: pink, lavender, laser green, 9000 K CTB, minus half and minus green + white
  • Rotating Gobo wheel 1:6 rotating, indexable, replaceable "SLOT&lock" glass gobos + open
  • Rotating Gobo wheel 2:6 rotating, indexable, replaceable "SLOT&lock" glass gobos + open
  • Dual Graphic Wheel with two animation discs, individual control of rotation of each disc
  • Prism 1: 6 facet linear
  • Prism 2: 6 facet circular
  • Iris: Motorized, stepless, pulse effects up to 3 Hz
  • Frost: variable Light, Medium and Heavy Frosts
  • Motorized zoom and focus
  • Shutter: Separate dual blade system, Variable strobe effect up to 10 Hz, full black out
  • Dimmer: Optimized dual blade system for exceptional smooth dimming
Control and Programming
  • Setting & Addressing: ROBE Navigation System 2 (RNS2)
  • Display: QVGA Robe touch screen with battery backup, gravitation sensor for auto screen positioning, operation memory service log with RTC, stand-alone operation with 3 editable programs (each up to 100 steps), built-in analyser for easy fault finding
  • Protocols: USITT DMX-512, RDM, ArtNet, MA Net, MA Net2, sACN
  • Wireless CRMX technology from Lumen Radio (on request)
  • DMX Protocol modes: 2
  • Control channels: 41, 33
  • Pan/Tilt resolution: 16 bit
  • CMY & CTO: 8 bit
  • Colour wheel positioning: 8 or 16 bit
  • Rotating Gobo Wheel positioning: 8 or 16 bit
  • Gobo indexing & rotation: 8 or 16 bit
  • Dual Graphic Wheel: 8 bit
  • Iris: 8 or 16 bit
  • Frost: 8 bit
  • Zoom: 8 or 16 bit
  • Focus: 8 or 16 bit
  • Dimmer: 8 or 16 bit
Movement
  • Pan movement: 540°
  • Tilt movement: 270°
  • Movement control: Standard and Speed
  • Controllable speed of Pan/Tilt movement
  • EMS: Electronic Motion Stabilizer system for Pan & Tilt reducing beam deviation caused by truss movement or vibration (Patent pending)
  • Automatic Pan/Tilt position correction
Rotating Gobos
  • 12x Rotating Glass gobos on 2 wheels
  • Outside diameter: 30.8 mm
  • Image diameter: 25.0 mm
  • Thickness: 1.1 mm
  • Max. thickness: 3.5 mm
  • High temperature borofloat or better glass
Effect Wheel
  • Dual Graphic Wheel
  • Material: Aluminium
  • Diameter: 96 mm
  • Can be used alone or in combination with rotating gobos
  • Rotating in both directions, variable speed
Thermal
  • Maximum ambient temperature: 45 °C (113 °F)
  • Maximum surface temperature: 100 °C (212 °F)
  • Minimum operating temperature: -5°C (23°F)
Electrical Specification
  • Power supply: Electronic auto-ranging
  • Input voltage range: 200?240 V, 50/60 Hz
  • Power consumption: 2000 W at 230 V / 50 Hz
  • Power in connector: Neutrik powerCON
  • DMX and RDM data in/out: locking 3-pin & 5-pin XLR
  • Ethernet port in: RJ45
Mechanical Specification
  • Height: 813 mm (32") ? head in vertical position
  • Width: 483 mm (19")
  • Depth: 335 mm (13.2")
  • Weight: 36 kg (79.4 lbs)

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Robe lighting is based in the Czech Republic and manufactures innovative, high quality moving lights and digital lighting products.
Central to the company's philosophy is the practice of working as closely with our business partners and end users as possible, listening to their needs, thoughts and wishes and understanding their markets and requirements.
Knowing our business is based on the talent and imagination of numerous individuals, we endeavour to meet as many of them face-to-face as possible. Building the "Robe Family" means that all comments and feedback are welcome.
The Robe brand is still experiencing record growth in all sectors and our products can be found on stages, in concert halls and TV studios all over the world.

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Ears: The three individual slots that function as the color frame holder found on the front of some light sources. They are often used to retain other items, such as color wheels, barn doors, etc.

Edison Connector: The standard household male, parallel-blade plug that may or may not have a ground pin.

Edison Lamp Holder: The standard household screw-in lamp socket that accepts medium screw type lamp bases.

Egg Crate: A square or rectangular grid that, when installed on large open face light sources, alters the shape and intensity of the light and reduces glare.

Electrical Current: The flow of electrons from one point to another, measured in Amperes.

Electrical Frequency: The cycles per second of alternating current, measured in Hertz. In North America, and parts of South America and Southeast Asia, the frequency is 60Hz. The rest of the world operates on a frequency of 50Hz.

Electrical Noise: A general term for an unwanted electronic disturbance in conductors or electrical or electronic equipment. This equipment can also be the cause of electrical noise.

Electrical Power: The rate at which electricity is delivered to a circuit, in watts, or in reference to magnetic transformers, in Volt-Amperes.

Electronic Ballast: A ballast uses electronic components to limit electrical current. This type of ballast is often referred to as a flicker-free ballast.

Ellipsoidal: Short for Ellipsoidal Spotlight.

Ellipsoidal Spotlight: A spotlight that is encased in an ellipse-shaped reflector and framing shutters, and sometimes an iris and pattern slot.

Eye Light: A small, intense light source used to front light a subject, usually a person`s face, with hard light.

Fahrenheit: A graduated scale used to measure temperature. In the Fahrenheit scale, the freezing point is 32°F and the boiling point is 212°F.

Falloff: A term used to describe the illuminated area just outside of the field. (This term may also refer to the illumination in this area.) Light from a point source falls off inversely to the square of the distance. Move the light from 10` away to 20` away, and you have 1/4 of the intensity 40`, 1/16th.
Diffused lights fall off even faster than point sources. See Inverse Square Law.

fc: Abbreviation for foot-candle.

Feed Through: A wiring system employed in some electrical equipment and light sources in which the line-side leads or flush-mount connector(s) for a first item branch into two circuits internally. One circuit provides the electrical supply to the item itself, and the second circuit exits the unit by means of a set of load-side leads or another flush-mount connector(s). This allows for a second item to be electrically connected to the first. A plurality of items may be connected in this way, usually light sources such as strip lights. See Daisy Chain.

Female: A term applied to a connector that contains the holes or slots for receiving the pins, prongs, blades or tabs of a male connector. The female connector should always be attached to the line side of a circuit.

Field Angle: The angle of the vertex of a cone-shaped beam where the perimeter of the base is defined by where the intensity is 10% of the maximum intensity.

Field Diameter: The diameter of the base of a cone-shaped beam where the perimeter of the base is defined by where the intensity is 10% of the maximum intensity.

Filament: The wire inside an incandescent lamp envelope that glows and emits light when heated, i.e., when electricity passes through it.

Fill: To create the illumination needed to reduce shadows in an area or on a subject.

Fill Light: Angled from the side opposite the key light, this light softens the shadows created by the key and evens out the lighting ratio.

Filter: A term that refers to color media, diffusion material, light blocking or neutral density.

Filter Frame: See Color Frame.

Finger: A small, narrow, rectangular scrim, diffuser, reflector, or gobo, placed close to a light source, used for dimming, softening, bounce lighting, and casting shadows, respectively. Fingers are usually 2" to 6" in length, and 12" to 14" in width.

FL: A lamp designation that means flood.

Flag: (Filter, Gobo) An opaque panel, usually made of fabric, placed in the beam of a light source to block a portion of the beam or the whole beam. It can also hide lights in the dark recesses of a scene. They are usually square or slightly rectangular in shape, ranging from 10" to 48" in length, and 12" to 48" in width. Which term you use depends upon the device`s size and what part of the country you are in.

Flash: A tube filled with xenon gas through which an electrical charge of high voltage is passed to create an electrical arc that emits a short, bright flash of light. Flash light is daylight balanced, usually measuring 5500° Kelvin. See Strobe.

Flat Light: See Diffuse Light. All light is characterless, texture less and shallow shadowed when the source is close to the camera. Soft light is, by its nature, flatter than hard light, but even a soft source, above or to the subject`s side, is not flat.

Flicker: The flashing of some light sources that cannot be visually detected because of the frequency of its output voltage, but can adversely affect the way motion picture film records light.

Flicker-Free: A term used to describe electronic ballasts that electronically alter the electrical frequency that causes flicker.

Flood: The position of a moveable lamp, lens or pair of lenses on a spotlight that produces the widest field angle. To direct a large amount of light on a relatively large area.

Flood Light:A light source consisting of a rectangular lamp and sometimes a single lens, used to direct a large amount of light on a relatively large area.

Floppy Flag: A large flag that is designed to fold in half and function as a cutter or smaller flag.

Fluorescence: The property of certain materials to absorb radiation of certain wavelengths, usually ultraviolet, and re-emit the radiation as light.

Fluorescent Lights: Cool and daylight balanced, fluorescent lights have become very popular for photographic and video capture. Fluorescent lighting can be used in the form of screw-in bulbs and reflectors, or rectangular banks of lights.

Foamcore: A polystyrene, Styrofoam material used as a substrate for some reflector boards, effective because of its light weight and ease of mounting via reflector forks.

Focus: To aim and adjust a light source to give the beam its desired size (spot or flood), edge (soft or hard), field (even or peak) and shape (round, patterned or cut).

Focus Lens: A movable lens in a multi-lens optical system that adjusts the focus of a light source.

Follow Spot: A narrow-beam focusing instrument that is manually operated and is usually composed of a powerful light source, an iris, shutters, a color changer and other features. It is usually operated from an adjustable stand and is used to follow performer(s) on a stage with its beam, surrounding the performer(s) in a large pool of light.

Foot-candle (fc): A non-metric unit of measurement for Illumination, i.e., 1 lumen per square foot.

Framing Projector: A spotlight that has framing shutters or barn doors.

Framing Shutters: Thin, movable, heat-resistant metal plates that are introduced into a beam such that a portion(s) of the beam is blocked off,i.e., framed affecting the beam pattern, usually forming a sharp edge in the beam. They are used in various types of light sources, but extensively in ellipsoidal spotlights, usually four (top, bottom, right and left) follow spots, usually two (top and bottom), always situated internally, and usually at the aperture. Framing shutters generally can be independently adjusted, but those used in follow spots usually move simultaneously with a single control mechanism.

French Flag: A small metal flag, usually used for shading.

Fresnel: Short for Fresnel Spotlight.

Fresnel Lens: Named for its inventor, French physicist Augustin J. Fresnel, and developed around 1800 for lighthouses, this is a flat lens consisting of concentric rings on one side that are segments of the spherical portion of a Plano-convex lens. The other side is flat, i.e., Plano. It controls light in the same manner as a Plano-convex lens, which converges light into a beam.Many light sources employing this type of lens have a stippled pattern on the flat side of the lens to diffuse to smooth out the beam.

Fresnel Spotlight: A spotlight employing a single Fresnel lens that produces a soft-edged beam, usually provided with a spherical reflector and a means to adjust the focus from spot to flood.

F/Stop: A rating often applied to scrims used in the film and video industries on their ability to dim light. This rating is directly related to a camera`s ability to allow for the admittance of light.

Full Scrim: A metal scrim whose screen occupies the complete frame.

Fuse: An electrical device designed to stop the flow of electricity automatically when a predetermined over current tries to pass through it. This is meant to prevent further damage or fire from overheating.

Fused Quartz: A relatively pure, high-temperature glass used to manufacture lamp envelopes. It has a melting point of approximately 1650° C.

Gaffer: The lighting technician who is in charge of the electrical aspects of a set or production.

Gaffer Grip: A large, spring-loaded clamp with serrated or rubbercushioned jaws. It usually has a stud or studs for the attachment of luminaries and grip equipment.

Gaffer`s Pole: See Operating Pole.

Gag: An apparatus composed of two grip heads attached to each other via a common bolt.

Gel (Gelatin, Media): As used with photographic lights, a strong, flexible, fade-resistant material, used to change the color, amount or quality of light. A colored filter placed in front of a lighting fixture. Color is an important element in adult learning.

Gobo: A logo or image etched out of metal that allows it to be projected onto a screen, wall, banner or other solid surface. Often used for brand reinforcement during events. Video mapping can be used to produce a similar by higher-end effect.

Guide Number: Guide numbers are used as a rating system to gauge the power or range of flash. The guide number equals the distance x f/stop. For example, say your flash has a guide number of 80. At ISO 100, to determine the proper exposure for a subject 20 feet away, multiply 20 by X number (in this case 4) to get 80 (the guide number). Setting the aperture to f/4 (80 = 20 x 4) will render a proper exposure (at ISO 100).


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