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Spatial Flats
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a Spatial Flat?
- What are Power Drivers?
- What’s the Difference Between Drivers?
- Why Purchase Warm White When There’s RGBWW?
- What is the Color Temperature of the Units?
- What are the Available Options?
- What are the Dimensions and Spacing Recommendations?
- What is the Pricing?
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What is a Spatial Flat?
Spatial Flats are DMX Controllable Recessed LED Fixtures that are powered and controlled via a required power driver.
What are Power Drivers?
Power Drivers are the power and control center of our Lo-Vo system. (See, what is Lo-Vo).
Lo-Vo fixtures are DMX controllable, low-voltage luminaires that allow you the freedom to illuminate your venue. We currently offer three Power Driver models.
What is the Difference Between the Drivers?
What They Can Power
|
DMX600 |
DMX1200 |
DMX1800 |
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|
30Watt Spatial Flats |
16 |
32 |
48 |
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30Watt Spatial Flats |
8 |
16 |
24 |
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12Watt LED Board |
40 |
80 |
120 |
|
LED Spatial Bars |
4 |
8 |
12 |
Important Differences To Note
- The DMX600 gives you fewer control options than the DMX1200 & DMX1800.
- The DMX1200 is the only rackable Power Driver.
- The DMX1200 & DMX1800 can power different types of Lo-Vo fixtures; at the same time.
- The DMX600 is all or nothing. It can power Warm White LEDs or color LEDs, but not both.
- Warm White LEDs powered by the DMX600 can be split into 4 DMX controllable zone, but color LEDs powered by the DMX600 must be in one zone.
- The DMX1800 does not come with a plug. It gives you the option to hardwire the unit if desired. (View manual for more info.)
- The DMX600 & DMX1200 can easily plug into a standard wall outlet with the included cable. (Be sure the power outlet matches the required voltage for your unit.)
Here is an example of the different zone options you get with the DMX1200. The DMX1800 also offers similar zone options.
Why Purchase Warm White When There’s RGBWW?
THE RGBWW Spatial Flats can produce a warm white, so why would you purchase the Warm White model? Because the Warm White model utilizes 100% of its LEDs when creating white. As a result, it is considerably brighter than the white produced by the RGBWW model.
What is the Color Temperature of the Units?
Warm White Spatial Flats feature a color temperature of 3000K.
RGBW Spatial Flats feature a color temperature of 5500K when all LEDs are at 100%.
What are the Available Options?
- RGBWW or Warm White LED Engine
- 30Watt or 50Watt
- DMX600 or DMX1800 Power Drivers (see section on Power Drivers to learn the difference)
What are the Dimensions and Spacing Recommendations?
| 30Watt | 50Watt | |
| Recommended Height | 7’ -14’ | 8′-20′ |
| Recommended Spacing | 6’-8’ Centers | 6’-8’ Centers |
| Fixture Diameter | 8″ | 10″ |
What is the Pricing?
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30Watt Model |
50Watt Model |
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Warm White LEDs |
$79.95 |
$109.95 |
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RGBW LEDs |
$89.95 |
$119.95 |
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Power Drivers |
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DMX600 Driver |
$495.99 (Powers 16 Standard Spatial Flats) |
$495.99 (Powers 8 Larger Spatial Flats) |
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DMX1200 Driver |
$965.00 (Powers 32 Standard Spatial Flats) |
$965.00 (Powers 16 Larger Spatial Flats) |
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DMX1800 Driver |
$1,295.00 (Powers 48 Standard Spatial Flats) |
$1,295.00 (Powers 24 Larger Spatial Flats) |