Great classic strobes from Optikenitics! These are the classic 'White Lightning' strobe units. These were actually made by Mode Electronics (UK) for Optikinitics. Each unit features a linear Xenon strobe tube that is usually located behind a clear Plexiglas protector but the Plexiglas that was with these units has become discolored and lowers the light output. These classic units can run by themselves or with an optional controller. These are heavy and built to last. Fixtures are fan cooled and will work 110 / 120 volts or 220 / 240 volts. Voltage selector on the rear will let you choose. Great classic strobes made in England.
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Optikinetics Solar 250 Classic Projector Units
Classic units from Optikinetics! These are the Solar 250 projectors. These are the classic versions from the 80's. Optikinetics still manufactures these units but in a much more updated sleek looking model. Each unit features a central 24 volt, 250 watt EHJ capsule bulb that projects through a set of focusing convex lenses then out to a final focusing lens. The unis is just a raw projector but the magic comes from the attachments you add to the fixture. There a tons of different optional effects such as color wheels, graphic wheels, effect wheels, psychedelic cassettes, sound animators, wheel rotators, cassette rotators, prism lenses, prism rotators / spinners, mirrors and many other similar effects. These get mounted in the slot between lenses or on the front of the unit. Multiple effects can be used in conjunction at the same time for some truly spectacular light effects. The units are fan cooled and have a thermal trip cutoff in cased the units get too hot. Very cool units made in England.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
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