LiteMat+ Plus THREE DUO Kit
and rental company inventories. LiteMat+ Plus incorporates everything you love about LiteMat, features the new CineMitter, and adds some distinctly new features. The most notable change is the PL7 locking connection system, which happens to be the same for every size of LiteMat+ Plus and the new LiteDimmer+ Plus series of dimmers with built-in camera battery mounts. Available in 5 sizes, LiteMat remains one of the most affordable, professional cinema lighting fixtures available today.
Featuring LiteGears new CineMitter series of applied-phosphor LEDs, these new emitters set the standard for cinematic, colour-correct LED lighting. Efficient and full-spectrum, these LED chips offer state-of-the-art output with a 40% increase in brightness over VHO Pro. Another distinct feature of the CineMitter is the extended Kelvin range. LiteGear pushed the lower CCT to 2600 degrees Kelvin (K) allowing for candlelight or deep-tungsten output while increasing the CRI to a staggering 95+- thats nearly indistinguishable from traditional incandescent sources! On the cool side, the CCT was pushed up to 6200k to better balance for overcast sky or cool white fluorescents. This increase in CCT still achieves a CRI of 95+ and provides beautiful, full-spectrum daylight.
LiteDimmer+ Plus DC200 Duo is one of LiteGears flagship Plus Series power units. Compatible with all LiteMat+ Plus, LiteTile+ Plus, and all Plus compatible lighting products, the new Plus Dimmer features a large OLED display that provides visual feedback, and integrated wireless radio that acts as both a transmitter and a receiver for the ultimate wireless convenience. The dimmer also comes with advanced features such as load smoothing, local cueing controls, double circuit control, and a special Master/Slave function that utilizes the integrated wireless card. The unit includes ¼-20 threaded inserts that make rigging or mounting a simple task. The unit also feature K-mount fittings used for attaching battery adapters, mounts, and power supplies.
