Wireless Battery Par Lights Series
It is built with D-Fi transceiver. This wireless battery led light can be controlled by wireless DMX or IR remote controller. It's convenient for home parties, events, and any other places requiring a small fixture lighting up the venue. Shine light where it is needed using the built-in adjustable kickstand and prevent light spillage with the built-in glare shield.
DMX cables can be removed, wireless connection is available without any signal interference. With in-built lion battery, power cables can be removed, each light can be placed seperately without any cable connection, while they are wirelessly connected for the controlling. The charging time is about five hours, while working time reaches 8-12 hours. It is small in size: 15*14*23cm, stuitable for lighting up a truss.
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