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LiteGear LED Dimmer 8a - Pro HYBRID

Item Code: LD1-00117

1 Reviews

$425.00

$382.88

Description

LiteGear LED Dimmer 8a - Pro HYBRID | LD1.00117

The LiteGear LED Dimmer 8a - Pro HYBRID is for use with HYBRID or SINGLE color LED LiteRibbon. Features DynaRythmic PWM (2) channels for controlling color and light level individually. Has high, low and overdrive modes. Aluminum enclosure with rubber end caps. Allows for accurate adjustment to color temperature from 3200K - 6000K even while dimming. Flicker-free up to 480 fps. Can control up to 1200 VHO LED emitters. This is equivalent to 10 meters of VHO120, 20 meters of VHO 60 and 40 meters of VHO30 LiteRibbon when used in Hybrid mode. Uses 3 Pin HyConn connectors for HYBRID LED LiteRibbon. Bump, Fire, and Paparazzi Effect are now included in the LiteDimmer Pro Single 8 Amp and the LiteDimmer Pro Single 16 Amp models. Being introduced in Series 3 is the Remote Trigger port that allows the use of Canon EOS Controllers for remote cueing. These 3rd party remotes offer simple wired or wireless triggering of LiteDimmer Series products.

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Features

Operates at 12 to 48 Volts
Standard Capacity 8 Amps
Bump, Fire, and Paparazzi Effect Included
Male Barrel Input Connector
Remote Trigger Button and Jack
Cold-Shoe Slot for Mounting Options
Embeded Magnets with Rubber Bumpers

Reviews

1 Reviews

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By Andrej

Dubai, UAE

April 27, 18

Verified Buyer

Very good

I bought two of these for my small car interior Literibbon kit, and they're great. Used cheap chinese dimmer before, had flicker issues. Have yet to have a problem with these guys - they've been amazingly reliable despite the rough conditions and high temperatures.

A couple basic lighting effects built in. Clear instructions printed on the sides of the dimmer, so you don't need to go looking for the manual to check how to change between programs etc

Changing programs, flicker speed etc is somewhat convoluted. The instructions printed (in the tiniest font possible) on the sides of the dimmer make up for this, though.