Outlet Orbiter LED Light with Open Face without Len, Yoke, Cable (Blue/Silver) Led Lights & Kits

The ARRI Orbiter LED Light with Open Face without Len, Yoke, Cable (Blue/Silver) is on the cutting edge of LED motion picture lighting equipment and delivers intense brightness and full-color tunability. With a 400w full-color LED, the Orbiter light is a fantastic choice for >motion picture, theater, TV, and still photography lighting applications. 

The key benefit of ARRI Orbiter lights is their versatility. The LED light engine can be combined with different accessories for a variety of applications. ARRI Orbiter lights can be used with an open face for broad lighting or with lenses and other accessories to achieve specific lighting effects. Lenses for Orbiter lights are available in 15, 30, and 60 degrees as well as projection lenses (Leko type), resulting in a more controlled light source. Diffusion accessories for ARRI Orbiters include dome, soft box, and octa box options.

The removable control panel gives you full control of the Orbiter light in the palm of your hand. In addition, the ARRI Orbiter’s processor is 4x faster than SkyPanel processors and features 125x more memory.

FEATURES:

• Changeable optics
• 5-pin DMX In/Out, Ethercon LAN1, Ethercon LAN2, SD Card, USB-A, USB-C, and Camera Sync connection options
• LumenRadio CRMX wireless DMX communication
• 3-Pin XLR battery connector (Pin 1: negative, Pin 2: positive) 
• CCT, HSI, individual color, gel selection, x/y coordinates, source matching, lighting effects, and color sensor mode

FAQs:

How Bright Is the ARRI Orbiter LED Light?

The ARRI Orbiter produces extremely bright light with a CCT range of 2,000 to 20,000 K with ultra-high color rendition across all color temperatures. Orbiter lights are designed for versatility, and they deliver with a broad range of lighting settings for shoots of all types.

How Do I Update My ARRI Orbiter Firmware?

The two most popular ways of updating the ARRI Orbiter firmware include: inserting a USB stick or SD card and copying the updated firmware files to the light; or installing the latest version of ARRI Lighting Service Manager onto your Mac or PC and connecting to the light via Ethernet or USB-C cable.