[SML] Leviton Dimming Racks?

[Rob Graham]

Where did you get the electronic package? I've looked for that kind of thing but not found anything like the retrofit kits you can get for older CD80 stuff. There are minor airflow issues
that I think are resolvable with the racks, but the modules themselves, apart from a few dead power cubes, are still pretty robust.

The 3 year old quote was about $300k. I imagine that for that kind of $$$ we could convert to LED for similar money, with potential long term power savings. I'd love that, but I'm also realistic about the cost saving option of replacing the control electronics if that is an option.

RG

On Jul 23, 2016, 5:38 PM -0500, Bill Conner via Stagecraft <stagecraft at theatrical.net>, wrote:
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> The I series was simply a metal version of the ENR, as in many regards Sensor is, also bring a Cunningham design.
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> FWIW I designed an upgrade on a D192 system - all new electronics - and it cost about $50K versus the quote to replace with Sensor at $400K. They are very happy. Your SSR packs, chokes, circuit breakers and sheet metal around them are probably fine.
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> On Jul 23, 2016 2:33 PM, "Jeffrey E. Salzberg via Stagecraft" <stagecraft at theatrical.net (mailto:stagecraft at theatrical.net)> wrote:
> > Leviton bought Colortran. I don't know this particular product, but in general, it's not pro gear, at least not at the same level as ETC or Strand.
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