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| This fixture is constructed from 18 and 20 gauge steel. Powder painted, the Pin Spot is designed to allow cooling air to pass between the colour frame and lamp. The wide choice of lamps allow a range from narrow spot to full flood lighting. Varying voltages and wattage range is available with this fixture. | |||
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| The unit is a 250w PAR 38 holder to accommodate a wide range of lamps. The housing is constructed of 22 gauge and 20 gauge steel. The main body and spun rear cap are formed and properly ventilated for cool operation. | |||
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| The Par 38 Architectural fixture accepts a variety of lamps from 75 to 250 watts, in either spot or flood beam spreads. The cylinder main body and front cap are formed from 22 gauge and 20 gauge steel, giving it the appearance of a small compact unit. Our new hinge and latch design on the housing provides ease of access for replacement of lamps. | |||
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| The unit is a 200w PAR 46 holder to accommodate a wide range of tungsten-halogen lamps. The housing is constructed of 22 gauge and 20 gauge steel. The main body and spun rear cap are formed and properly ventilated for cool operation. Our new hinge and latch design on the housing, holds the lamp in place while providing ease of access for replacement. | |||
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| The unit is a 500w PAR 56 holder to accommodate a wide range of tungsten-halogen lamps. The housing is constructed of 22 gauge and 20 gauge steel. The main body and spun rear cap are formed and properly ventilated for cool operation. Our new hinge and latch design on the housing holds the lamp in place while providing ease of access for replacement. | |||
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| The unit is a 500w Par 56 Architectural fixture that may be adjusted so the oval light pattern can be used vertically, horizontally, or anywhere in between by rotating the front lamp enclosure. The housing is constructed of 18 gauge and 20 gauge steel. The main body and spun rear cap are formed and properly ventilated for cool operation. | |||
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| The unit is a 1000w PAR 64 holder to accommodate a wide range of tungsten-halogen lamps. The housing is constructed of 22 gauge and 20 gauge steel. The main body and spun rear cap are formed and properly ventilated for cool operation. Our new hinge and latch design on the housing holds the lamp in place while providing ease of access for replacement. | |||
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| The unit is a 1000w PAR 64 spotlight, designed to accommodate a wide range of tungsten-halogen lamps. The housing is constructed of 20 gauge and 18 gauge aluminum. The main body and spun rear cap are formed to prevent weather conditions from disrupting electrical operation. Our new hinge and latch design on the housing holds the lamp in place while providing ease of access for replacement. | |||
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| The Cine Queen is formed and spun from 22 and 20 gauge Aluminum and Steel, to provide proper ventilation. By changing lamps, the unit can be used for spot or flood applications. Easily accessible Mogul end prong socket assembly. | |||
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The unit is a 650w nine light fixture, designed with compressible sockets for use with halogen dichroic fay globes. This light weight and compact unit is ideal for fill-light and hard to reach areas where high intensity is required. Each lamp is individually controlled by its own switch and provided with locking globe retainer for replacement. |
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| The unit is a 1000w Nine lights fixture, designed with three male Camlock Jacks built into the bottom housing. Each lamp is individually controlled by its own switch, and provided with hinged retainer ring for globe replacement. The light is ideal for lighting large areas that require high intensity output. | |||
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| The unit is a 24-1000w light fixture with high intensity output for lighting large areas. Each lamp is individually controlled by switches mounted on the lower back of housing. Relamping is easily accomplished by loosening a single thumb screw allowing the hinged individual lamp holder to swing away from the bank. | |||
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