Griven Spotlight 300/500 Fresnel

Name: Spotlight 300/500 Fresnel
Brand: Griven
SKU: 227753
Price: 249.00 EUR
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ID : 227753

EAN : 8717748001269

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Essential Information About the Fresnel/PC 300-500 W Spotlight
• Fresnel or Pebble-Convex (PC) Optics available to switch from a soft wash to a more defined beam.
• Ultra-precise focusing via worm gear: fine and repeatable beam adjustment, from narrow to wide.
• Wide angle range 10deg-57deg to cover everything from a tight backlight to a stage wash.
• Ready to use: delivered with mounting bracket and power cable.

Spotlight 300/500 Fresnel

249,00 €VAT incl.

0,00 € Ecotax included

Reference price

Illuminate your stages, sets, and events with flexibility

Designed for theater, concert stages, animation sets, and fixed installations, this halogen spotlight offers warm and enveloping light, ideal for shaping faces, creating silky backlights, or light showers. Its wide zoom range and focus mechanics allow you to adapt the beam instantly for a wedding, school show, concert bar, or cultural space.

Who is this spotlight for?

Perfect for the lighting technician seeking a reliable base, the DJ-host wanting a warm and expressive source, the venue operator looking for a robust daily solution, and the discerning individual equipping a scenic home studio. Its Fresnel/PC combo plus worm gear makes it a true Swiss army knife to mark center stage, highlight a set, or bathe a playing area.

Questions frequently asked

What is the difference between Fresnel and PC lens on this spotlight?

The Fresnel lens delivers a soft and even halo, suitable for wide shots and fades. The Pebble-Convex (PC) version produces a sharper beam for precise light touches.

What beam angle does the Griven Spot 300/500 Fresnel offer?

With its variable angle from 10° to 57°, this spotlight can shift from a narrow beam to wide coverage. Focusing is done via a worm gear. The setting remains stable after adjustment.