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Martin VDO Sceptron 10 LED Video Batten 1000 mm Long vs Martin ELP 15-30 degree Zoom Lens for Ellipsoidal Lights
The Martin VDO Sceptron 10 is a linear LED video batten for large-scale display and projection mapping; the Martin ELP 15-30 is a zoom lens accessory for traditional ellipsoidal spotlights. Choose the Sceptron if you need bright, calibrated video surfaces; choose the ELP lens if you're upgrading existing theatrical or architectural spotlighting.
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Martin VDO Sceptron 10 LED Video Batten 1000 mm Long
Martin ELP 15-30 degree Zoom Lens for Ellipsoidal Lights
Specs side by side
| Martin VDO Sceptron 10 LED Video Batten 1000 mm Long | Martin ELP 15-30 degree Zoom Lens for Ellipsoidal Lights | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $847.80 | $909.00 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Year | Unknown | Unknown |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin VDO Sceptron 10 LED Video Batten 1000 mm Long
- ✓ Pixel-level color and brightness calibration across multiple units for homogenous video displays
- ✓ Daisy-chain power-data system with 50-meter cable reach eliminates messy driver boxes
- ✓ 8333 nits output with 10 mm pixel pitch for crisp imagery at standard viewing distances
- ✓ IP65 rating and aluminum construction built for outdoor touring and rental rotation
Why choose Martin ELP 15-30 degree Zoom Lens for Ellipsoidal Lights
- ✓ 6-lens optical design delivers ultrabright, flat projection across full 15-30 degree zoom range
- ✓ Independent zoom and focus controls with anti-slip locking for precise positioning
- ✓ C3 corrosion-resistant components and quick-access service hatch for easy maintenance
- ✓ Compatible with ETC type S4 fixtures; includes color gel frame
Frequently asked questions
Are these products for the same type of lighting application?
No. The Sceptron 10 is a complete LED video fixture for large-scale display surfaces and pixel-mapped content. The ELP 15-30 is a lens accessory that mounts to conventional ellipsoidal spotlights to add zoom range, and it produces a single focused beam rather than a video image.
What skill level and setup does each require?
The Sceptron 10 requires video mapping and LED calibration knowledge; it integrates with the Martin P3 System Controller or DMX. The ELP 15-30 is a direct mechanical accessory for S4 fixtures—no controller or calibration needed, just physical zoom and focus adjustment.
Which one is better for rental inventory or touring?
The Sceptron 10 is specifically engineered for rental and touring with daisy-chain power-data cabling, consistent calibration across units, and 50,000-hour LED lifespan. The ELP 15-30 is an optical upgrade for existing fixtures and does not itself define a rental lighting system.
Do I need both products together?
No. These serve entirely different purposes. The Sceptron 10 is standalone for video displays; the ELP 15-30 upgrades traditional spotlighting on S4 ellipsoidals. Choose based on whether you need pixel-mapped video or improved beam control on stage lighting.