ParFect 150™ RGBW
ParFect 150™ RGBW
An LED source ACL beam at an affordable price made in Europe, now with zoom included. Read More...
7x 40W RGBW multichips
2.842 lm, 12.200 lux @ 5m
3,8° – 60°
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