[SML] Outdoor color changing light suggestions

[Ford Sellers]

Hi All,
Point of clarification... Here's a link to the outdoor rated gear in Chauvet Professional: https://www.chauvetprofessional.com/products/category/exterior/ 
Our COLORado gear is rated to 45°c (113°f) for ambient temperature, as is the Ovation E910FC.

Also take a look at Iluminarc for 

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From: Stagecraft <stagecraft-bounces at theatrical.net> On Behalf Of Ford Sellers via Stagecraft
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Subject: Re: [SML] Outdoor color changing light suggestions

Our stuff is mostly rated to 40°C (a few to 45°C).  This is closer to 50°C.
Based on experience, I doubt that our COLORado units would have issues.  Our E910FC-IP (Outdoor rated color Leko) would probably be OK, too...
BUT this is out of Spec, and has never actually been tested.  So, It would be outside of warranty... Take this with a grain of salt.

-Ford

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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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