General
With the Strobe CWL, Rush by Martin once again validates its great reputation. Many people still think that LED stroboscopes don't live up to the same standards as regular strobes, but with their new LED strobe, Rush proves them wrong. Using 99 3-watt LEDs, the Strobe CWL produces the same effect as a traditional Xenon stroboscope, but requires a lot less power. The LED strobe is capable of an output of 17,000 lumens and a strobe frequency of 0 to 25 FPS, and can even double as a blinder. What more could you wish for?
XB-D LED
To a large extent, the Strobe CWL owes its amazing power to the use of special XB-D CREE LEDs. They have much higher output than regular CREE LEDs, resulting in a staggering overall light output of 17,000 lumens. XB-D LEDs are also less susceptible to increasing ambient temperatures, and retain their colour much better than XR and XP-type LEDs, which are also used in stroboscopes.
Built-in effects and control
The Strobe CWL wouldn't be a real Rush product if it didn't have a few bonus features up its sleeve. The LED stroboscope can function as a stand-alone device, but it's also possible to operate it by means of 1 or 4 DMX channels. This will give you control of the fixture's built-in effects, which include random flash, lightning and blinder.
