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Martin Exterior 300 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Wide 60 Degree vs Martin Exterior 320 Color Temp Controlled Graze Asymmetric
The Martin Exterior 300 delivers full RGBW color mixing for creative color effects with a symmetrical 70° beam, while the Martin Exterior 320 focuses on precise color temperature control (2700K–6500K) with an asymmetric beam optimized for tight architectural grazing. Choose the 300 for vibrant dynamic lighting; choose the 320 for refined, naturalistic wall washing with superior output and marine-grade durability.
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Martin Exterior 300 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Wide 60 Degree
Martin Exterior 320 Color Temp Controlled Graze Asymmetric
Specs side by side
| Martin Exterior 300 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Wide 60 Degree | Martin Exterior 320 Color Temp Controlled Graze Asymmetric | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $739.80 | $761.40 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin Exterior 300 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Wide 60 Degree
- ✓ Full RGBW color mixing enables creative color effects and dynamic lighting designs
- ✓ Symmetrical 70° beam angle provides uniform coverage across broad surfaces
- ✓ Lower price tier makes it accessible for budget-conscious installations
- ✓ Straightforward DMX/RDM daisy-chain control with integrated power supply
Why choose Martin Exterior 320 Color Temp Controlled Graze Asymmetric
- ✓ Higher output at 1100 lumens vs. 820 lumens for brighter accent lighting
- ✓ Asymmetric 70° × 12.5° beam concentrates light precisely and minimizes spillage
- ✓ Dual color temperature channels (2700K–6500K) for natural, tunable white-light grazing
- ✓ Marine-grade C5-M corrosion resistance (ISO 12944) ideal for coastal environments
Frequently asked questions
Which is better for grazing walls with natural texture?
The Exterior 320 excels here: its asymmetric beam (70° × 12.5°) concentrates light horizontally while narrowing vertical spread, precisely highlighting texture with minimal spillage. The Exterior 300's symmetrical 70° beam spreads light more evenly, better for broad color-wash effects.
Can I mix colors with either fixture?
The Exterior 300 offers full RGBW color mixing for vibrant hues and dynamic effects. The Exterior 320 provides independent cool and warm white channels for color temperature adjustment (2700K–6500K) only, delivering natural whites rather than saturated colors.
Which handles coastal and marine installations better?
The Exterior 320 is specifically rated C5-M corrosion resistant (ISO 12944) for high-corrosivity marine environments. The Exterior 300 carries standard IP66 outdoor rating but no explicit marine corrosion rating.
How do their brightness levels compare?
The Exterior 320 delivers 1100 lumens total output, while the Exterior 300 produces 820 lumens. The 320 is roughly 34% brighter, making it better for large-scale accent lighting or greater throwing distances.