90356983 vs 90356985 — Compare
Martin Exterior 1220 Color Temp Controlled Graze Asymmetric vs Martin Exterior 1220 Color Temp Controlled Graze Medium
The Asymmetric has a much narrower, wider beam spread (70° × 12.5°) optimized for dramatic graze lighting on walls and textured surfaces, while the Medium offers a tighter 17° beam for more uniform, focused accent lighting. Choose Asymmetric for bold architectural graze effects; choose Medium for precise, controlled highlight work.
No sales tax on orders shipped outside California — total cost beats national retailers that charge sales tax in nearly every state.
Martin Exterior 1220 Color Temp Controlled Graze Asymmetric
Martin Exterior 1220 Color Temp Controlled Graze Medium
Specs side by side
| Martin Exterior 1220 Color Temp Controlled Graze Asymmetric | Martin Exterior 1220 Color Temp Controlled Graze Medium | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,910.18 | $1,910.18 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin Exterior 1220 Color Temp Controlled Graze Asymmetric
- ✓ 70° × 12.5° asymmetric beam creates dramatic wall graze and texture effects
- ✓ Extreme spread coverage ideal for lighting tall vertical structures
- ✓ Integrated power supply and DMX control with no external boxes needed
- ✓ IP66 rated and IK08 impact-rated for robust outdoor durability
Why choose Martin Exterior 1220 Color Temp Controlled Graze Medium
- ✓ Tighter 17° medium beam for precise, uniform accent lighting on specific areas
- ✓ Cleaner, more controlled light distribution without spillover
- ✓ Same integrated power and DMX control as Asymmetric model
- ✓ Operating temperature range specified (–30° C to +45° C) and power consumption noted (20 W per foot)
Frequently asked questions
What is the main optical difference between these two fixtures?
The Asymmetric produces a 70° × 12.5° beam optimized for wide coverage and graze effects, while the Medium delivers a focused 17° beam for precise accent lighting. The Asymmetric spreads light broadly across walls; the Medium concentrates light more tightly on a smaller area.
Are the physical size and weight the same?
Yes, both are identical in dimensions (1219 mm long, 72 mm wide, 99 mm tall with bracket) and weight (6.0 kg with bracket). The difference is purely in beam angle and optical performance.
Do both support color temperature control and DMX?
Yes, both fixtures offer full color temperature control from 2700 K to 6500 K, 0–100% intensity control via DMX and RDM, integrated power supply (100–277 V), and daisy-chain capability up to 100 feet at 230 V.
Which is better for architectural graze lighting on textured walls?
The Asymmetric is specifically designed for graze effects on textured surfaces and vertical structures due to its 70° × 12.5° asymmetric beam angle, which creates dramatic shadow and highlight effects. The Medium's 17° uniform beam is better for general accent lighting rather than graze effects.