STRYKER BEAM

The Eliminator Lighting Stryker Beam is a moving head built for one job: cutting sharp shafts of light through a dark room. A 100W LED engine feeds high quality optics at a 6 degree beam angle, producing a tight beam that stays defined in mid-air instead of washing out against the rest of the rig.

Beam-shaping tools give it range beyond a single look. A metal gobo wheel holds 11 die-cut shapes plus open, two of them beam reducers for even narrower shafts, and motorized focus keeps those shapes sharp at different throw distances. A separate color wheel offers 13 colors plus white, and an added 6-color flag layers over it for split, multi-colored beams. Two rotating prisms, 8-facet and 16-facet, break the beam into a spread of narrower ones, and layering both produces an animated effect. A built-in frost filter turns the hard-edge beam into a 50 degree wash when a scene calls for soft light instead.

Pan covers 540 degrees and tilt 270 degrees, both with 16-bit fine control for slow, precise moves as well as fast snaps. Control runs from DMX-512 in 16 or 19 channel modes to RDM, auto programs, and primary/secondary linking for shows without a console. A full color display with four buttons handles setup.

At 29 lb it is compact for its class. Locking power in and out sockets chain fixtures from one outlet, and 3-pin plus 5-pin DMX sockets drop it into any data run. Two fit the ADJ DRC MH road case, four fit the ADJ QRC HM case.