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Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Medium 15 Degree vs Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Asymmetric
The Martin Exterior 1200 Medium 15° offers a symmetrical 15-degree beam for even architectural wash lighting across moderate distances, while the Asymmetric model delivers a narrow 74° × 12.5° beam for dramatic, precise graze effects with minimal spillage. Choose the Medium 15° for broad wall coverage; pick the Asymmetric for concentrated facade drama and large-scale installations where beam control matters most.
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Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Medium 15 Degree
Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Asymmetric
Specs side by side
| Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Medium 15 Degree | Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Asymmetric | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,910.18 | $1,910.18 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Medium 15 Degree
- ✓ Symmetrical 15-degree beam provides even, uniform coverage across textured surfaces
- ✓ 3280 lumens total output with discrete RGBW channels enables rich color mixing
- ✓ Better suited for moderate-distance architectural washing of wider areas
Why choose Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Asymmetric
- ✓ Narrow asymmetric beam (74° × 12.5°) concentrates light with minimal spillage for dramatic graze effects
- ✓ Optimized for large-scale facade and landscaping applications requiring precision
- ✓ More energy-efficient focus reduces light waste on unintended surfaces
Frequently asked questions
What is the key difference in beam geometry between these two fixtures?
The Medium 15° has a symmetrical 15-degree beam angle that spreads light evenly across a moderate area. The Asymmetric has a narrower, non-uniform beam of 74° × 12.5°, concentrating output vertically while spreading horizontally for dramatic graze effects with tighter control.
Which fixture produces more light output?
The Medium 15° is rated at 3280 total lumens with detailed channel breakdowns (Red: 520 lm, Green: 1120 lm, Blue: 160 lm, White: 1480 lm). The Asymmetric model uses three Cree XP-E2 LEDs but does not publish total lumens; its advantage lies in beam focus rather than raw output.
Are these fixtures suitable for the same installation types?
Both are outdoor-rated with integrated power supplies and DMX/RDM control, so both work in demanding environments. The Medium 15° suits broader wall washes and architectural highlighting, while the Asymmetric excels at dramatic graze lighting on facades and linear structures where beam precision prevents spillage.
What are the physical and electrical specs?
Both measure 1219 mm long × 72 mm wide × 99 mm high and weigh 6.0 kg. Both accept 100–277 V AC (50/60 Hz) power, daisy-chain via hybrid connectors (up to 15.24 m at 120 V or 30.48 m at 240 V for Medium 15°; up to 100 feet at 240 V for Asymmetric), and support DMX512/RDM remote control.