Martin Lighting ELP PAR 7x 40W Static RGBW LED Par Fixture with Zoom, Black

The Martin ELP PAR static LED fixture sets a new standard in the static wash category, with unprecedented lumen output, high-intensity narrow zoom, full-gamut color calibration and smart rigging and control features.

The ELP PAR makes installation faster and easier, thanks to a quick-focus system and bright angle of projection indicators. Other performance enhancements include a wide zoom range that allows both stage illumination and tight mid-air beam effects, an advanced color-calibration system that delivers accurate color reproduction and precise color temperature control, an extended color mode and a CTC channel that allows RGB color mixing around your desired white point.

Whether lighting a theatre production, festival, exhibition or corporate event, fill the stage with color and create stunning beam effects with this versatile LED fixture that sets a new performance benchmark in its class.

Brightness that goes the distance
The ELP PAR delivers a class-leading 3,500 lumens of output-double the brightness of the previous generation-thanks to its newly designed 7 x 40W RGBW light engine. It's perfect for covering larger stages that require long throw distances.

Smart setup features
Streamline setup with smart rigging and control features, including omega-bracket-connectivity and bright angle of projection indicator marks for quick and repeatable installation. With the push of a button, the fixture temporarily switches to full-power/open-white/adjustable-zoom settings to instantly confirm projection and focus.

High-intensity zoom
ELP PAR 's next-generation zoom system excels at creating both broad washes and high-intensity mid-air effects, bringing new flexibility to the lighting designer's toolbox.

Full-gamut color calibration
The ELP PAR features a full-gamut color-calibration system, which allows consistent color reproduction from fixture to fixture and supports a dedicated color temperature control channel for adjusting the color space from the desired color temperature.