[SML] Outdoor color changing light suggestions

[Sarah McKenney]

Andrew -- Glad to hear there is at least one other person in the nation we
could beg parts from should we blow through our stock!

Steve L. -- And to be fair, the clocked outdoor temperatures have only
gotten up to 111° F so far, but the down lights are hanging from the
"heavens" which is a somewhat enclosed space and feels at least 10° hotter.
Also with the way temperatures have continued (and will continue) to climb,
it seems wise to have a larger heat range. If such things are available.

~ Sarah McKenney

On Thu, May 16, 2019, 5:59 AM Stephen Litterst <
litterst.stagecraft at gmail.com> wrote:

> Ford?  Any Chauvet IP fixtures good up to 120 degrees?
>
> Steve L.
>
> On 5/15/19 9:48 PM, Sarah McKenney via Stagecraft wrote:
> > Theatre hive mind:
> >
> > Does anyone know of a color changing fixture that is outdoor rated and
> > can withstand temperatures up to 120° F? The unit doesn't have to move
> > or have an iris or anything. Although a decent throw would be nice.
> >
> > We have been tempted to upgrade to LEDs, but most of them seem to have
> > circuit boards that fry at that temperature.  We are currently using
> > 19-25° Nexera zooms (CMY glass filters on motors -- no longer
> > manufactured...) for down light in the hotest part of the theatre, and
> > then scrollers on 14° Source 4s for the side lights (not rated for
> > outdoors, and years of heat, rain, and smoke has not been kind to them).
> >
> > Also, always a tight space with multiple shows running at the same
> > time,  hah. So as small and powerful as possible? Does such a beacon of
> > light exist?
> >
> > Thanks friends!
> >
> > ~Sarah McKenney
> > Electrics technician
> > Oregon Shakespeare Festival
> >
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