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Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Medium 15 Degree vs Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Narrow 10 Degree
The Martin Exterior 1200 Medium 15-Degree offers wider coverage with 3280 lumens total output across a balanced beam angle, while the Narrow 10-Degree concentrates that light into a tighter, more intense graze pattern for distant architectural details. Choose the Medium for larger wall areas and varied viewing distances; choose the Narrow for dramatic long-distance grazing and maximum visual impact on specific features.
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Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Medium 15 Degree
Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Narrow 10 Degree
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| Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Medium 15 Degree | Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Narrow 10 Degree | |
|---|---|---|
| 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
- ✓ Wider 15-degree beam angle covers larger surface areas effectively
- ✓ 3280 lumens total output with detailed per-channel specs (Red 520, Green 1120, Blue 160, White 1480)
- ✓ Longer daisy-chain runs up to 30.48 meters at 240V for expansive installations
Why choose Martin Exterior 1200 RGBW Color Mixing Graze Narrow 10 Degree
- ✓ Narrower 10-degree beam concentrates output for dramatic, intense graze effects on distant surfaces
- ✓ Tighter beam angle ideal for highlighting specific architectural details with maximum visual punch
- ✓ IP66 rating explicitly stated for demanding outdoor conditions
Frequently asked questions
What's the main optical difference between these two?
The Medium has a 15-degree beam angle for broader, more even coverage across large surfaces, while the Narrow has a 10-degree beam that concentrates light more intensely for distant graze applications. Both use the same RGBW color-mixing architecture.
Which one produces more light output?
The Medium (15-Degree) is rated at 3280 lumens total. The Narrow (10-Degree) specifications do not include a total lumens figure, only power consumption (20 W/ft), so direct output comparison is not possible from the provided data.
Are there differences in installation or daisy-chaining?
Both feature integrated universal power supplies and hybrid connectors for direct line voltage and DMX connection. The Medium supports runs up to 30.48 meters at 240V; the Narrow supports runs up to 100 feet (approximately 30.5 meters) at 230V, making them roughly equivalent for long runs.
Which fixture is better for outdoor durability?
The Narrow (10-Degree) explicitly lists IP66 rating in its feature set. The Medium's description does not mention an IP rating, so confirm outdoor protection specifications before choosing for harsh environments.