Description
The Go-Panel Bi-Color LED Light from Zylight is a compact 11.2 x 11 x 2" light source with color temperature that's variable from 3100 to 6200K to seamlessly blend into any ambient light situation, match other fixtures, or just for creative expression. Its high CRI/TLCI rating of 94/96 is an indicator of accuracy in color rendition. While you can make these adjustments locally on the fixture, you can also make them from a console via onboard DMX, or wirelessly with Bluetooth or LumenRadio. The Go-Panel has a tight beam spread of 26 degrees that gives it enough punch for long throw work, but it also has a unique, patented function called Active Diffusion that allows you the dial in the level of diffusion and softness while widening the beam spread with a simple turn of a knob. The light is ready for worldwide use via its included 100 to 240 VAC power adapter, but it can also run on an optional 14.4V battery, using a separately purchased plate, when mains power is unavailable.Total Control with Active Diffusion Patented Active Diffusion technology allows incremental electronic adjustments of the diffusion level with the turn of a knob. The tight 26-degree beam spread adds the needed punch for outdoor shooting against the sun but will also gently widen and soften the output.Go Anywhere Designed for professional broadcast news and run-and-gun shooting, the IP65-rated Zylight Go-Panel is the go-to light for durable and reliable field use in all weather conditions. Bi-color versatility, Green adjustment, and variable beam spread with built-in Active Diffusion technology are elements of the adaptability that makes the Go-Panel a valuable asset in the studio or on location.Remote or Fixed Operation The Go-Panel includes a worldwide AC power supply, but it can be powered by a single 14.4V battery through an optional battery plate. A single integrated friction hinge allows precise placement at any angle with one-hand tilting. You can make adjustments locally on the fixture or remotely with onboard, DMX, Bluetooth, or wireless LumenRadio.