Kino Flo Zip400-120V with Lamps. Package Includes: Zip-400-120. LVR-Z4-S Louver, MTP-140 Clamp/Receiver

The ParaZip 400 features Dmx control of dim levels as well as four or two-lamp operation. The fixture operates on one or two Dmx addresses. Address One allows dimming control of all four lamps; address Two allows two channel control of two individual sets of lamps. Additional Dmx control, dimming control and power switch are conveniently located on one control panel.

The ParaZip 400 can also be controlled manually. The user can select 2 or 4 lamp operation as well as dimming control.

Remote Dim plug-in located on control panel.

The Parazip is the Parabeam’s younger Brother with many common features.
The main difference with the Parazip is that the ParaZip uses a traditional yoke
and the lamps are stacked in a linear fashion. This gives the Parazip a longer,
more shallow profile ideal for low ceiling applications.

The ParaZip is a directional softlight ideally suited for today’s rigorous demands
for high quality color correct, cool lighting for HD television. With the intro-duction of HD broadcasts, it has become highly evident that the quality of light is more critical than ever. Every imperfection and detail of camera talent is now up for scrutiny. Traditional hard light can exaggerate those textural details. Soft light can subdue those same textures and render a more cosmetic appearance.

The ParaZip afford lighting designers the necessary light control required for a studio environment. The lamps are dimmable from 100% to 5% as well as switchable (turning on/off two lamps at a time) from a lighting board through Dmx.

The instrument can be tilted and panned as well as rotated to take full advantage of the lateral beam. Varying degrees of louvers (90, 60, 45) reduce the need for barn doors and help create soft edge.

The sleek profile is well suited for a low ceiling studio environment. The parabolic louver design eliminates the necessity of adding intensifiers. In small studios a narrow design also allows other fixtures to operate within close proximity. The fixture is not encumbered with long barn doors or intensifiers. The selection of the appropriate louver 90, 60 or 45 is more efficient than barn doors.

Intensifiers are necessary in fixture designs that have inefficient reflectors and where lamps are too closely space