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Dichroic Wheel Colours
The standard dichroic colour wheel supplied with this light source comes with six colours. These are:
AVR Wheel Colours
Alternatively, for an additional cost the light source can be configured for AVR control. The AVR colour wheel has seven colours.These are:
Other Options
We can provide light sources configured with our unique Varicolour colour wheels.
Alternatively, we can 'sandwich' a colour wheel and a modified twinkle wheel together giving the light output the properties of both in a single wheel.
Ultima 250W Metal Halide Lightsource
High performance metal halide light source for ultimate brightness.
These light sources can supplied as white light only or with colour change. See below to specify the model you require.
The Ultima can only be used with GLASS FIBRE ONLY.
Please note: All fibre optic light sources require free ventilation.
Ordering Options
This lightsource is available in a number of configurations. To specify your exact requirement, please use the lightsource configuration tool below to select the options you require. The proper part number will then be produced below when you click on the 'update' button. This page can then be printed for reference.
Current Configuration Part Number:
UA G - 250 - E - MSD - W - X - M - XX - XX - X
Specification:
Philips 250/2 MSD
8500k
GY9.5
Magnetic
c.3000 hours
230v AC
1 minute
Crossflow
30mm diameter
Green, sheet steel
364(L) x 259(W) x 162(H)
9.5kg
Configure the Lightsource
Wheel Control Options Explained
Continuous - the colourwheel can not be stopped.
Switch - A switch is fitted on the light source allowing the motor to be switched on or off.
Separate Feed - A separate mains power feed is fitted allowing the motor to be wired through a light switch for remote operation.
AVR - the colourwheel is configured for use with an AVR controller which can be supplied at extra cost.
RPM / Colour Duration Calculator
The table below shows how long the light of each colour will be seen, depending on the number of segments in the colour wheel and the speed of the motor specified.
| RPM | 2 Segment Colour Wheel | 3 Segment Colour Wheel | 4 Segment Colour Wheel | 6 Segment Colour Wheel |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.5 | 60 seconds | 40 seconds | 30 seconds | 20 seconds |
| 1.0 | 30 seconds | 20 seconds | 15 seconds | 10 seconds |
| 2.5 | 12 seconds | 8 seconds | 6 seconds | 4 seconds |
| 3.0 | 10 seconds | 7 seconds | 5 seconds | 3.5 seconds |