Triton Blue PG400R1IP
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Triton Blue
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Highlight façades, stages, and outdoor pathways
The PG400R1IP excels at enhancing a façade, marking the entrance of an event, guiding an audience along a nighttime path, or creating an outdoor lighting scene. Its IP65 robustness secures your performances during festivals, inaugurations, Christmas markets, weddings, bar and restaurant terraces, or outdoor shows, even when the weather is unpredictable.
Who is this projector for?
Tailored for event professionals, lighting technicians, rental companies, AV integrators, and mobile DJs, the PG400R1IP is also suitable for municipalities, amusement parks, and tourist site operators wishing to project logos, directional pictograms, or decorative patterns outdoors with a high level of readability.
Questions frequently asked
Can the Triton Blue PG400R1IP remain installed outdoors?
The IP65 rating indicates full protection against dust and water jets. This design is suitable for facades, terraces, and temporary stages exposed to weather conditions.
What is the LED power of the gobo projector?
The built-in LED source delivers a power of 400 W.
Can a logo be projected onto a facade with this projector?
This model is designed for projecting gobos, including logos, decorative patterns, and directional pictograms. The 400 W LED source provides a powerful and uniform beam for clear projections at a distance. Its use covers architectural lighting and outdoor event signage.
Is the PG400R1IP suitable for a mobile DJ for an outdoor party?
Its usage format meets the needs of mobile DJs and event providers for weddings, festivals, or outdoor events. The IP65 protection limits interruptions caused by dust and water jets.
How can this gobo projector be controlled during an event?
Depending on the chosen setup, operation can be autonomous for simple lighting or integrated with standard lighting control practices.



