Eliminator Lighting TriDisc 9 LED - Manual

TriDisc9 LED
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I ntroduction:
This unit can be either an 6 or 8 channel DMX intelligent color wash. The TriDisc9 LED has 4 operating modes;
sound active mode, auto program mode, manual mode, or it can be controlled by a DMX controller. The unit
can be run as a stand alone unit or in a Master/Slave configuration. This unit has been tested at the factory,
there is no assembly required. The unit is ready to be plugged in to a power outlet. There are no dipswitch
settings for Master/Slave mode, just simply link the units together. To enhance the beams effects you can use
a fog machine. This unit looks good in pairs.
CAUTION! Please read and understand these instructions before installing or operating this unit.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Model: TriDisc9 LED
LED: 9 x 3W LEDs
Weight: 5lbs./ 2.25kgs.
Size: 10.75” (L) x 10” (W) x
3.25” (H)
Fuse: 2 Amp
Supply Voltage: 100V-240V, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption: 29W
Working Position: Any Safe position
Beam Angle: 30 Degrees
Duty Cycle: None
DMX Channels: 2 DMX Channel Modes
6 Channel Mode &
8 Channel Mode
Warranty: 1 Year
CAUTION! Please read and
understand these instructions
before installing or operating
this unit.
1 Year Limited Warranty:
Eliminator Lighting warranty is valid from the date of purchase. Our
1 year limited warranty covers manufacturing defects only. Serial number, place of purchase with
dated valid receipt must be submitted at time of service. Eliminator Lighting warranty does not cover
items or parts prone to wear and tear: motors, fuses, brushes and belts. Eliminator Lighting warranty
is only valid with-in the United States.
Fuse Replacement: Locate and remove
the unit’s power cord. Once the cord has
been removed located the fuse holder
located inside the power socket. Insert
a flat-head screw driver into the power
socket and gently pry out the fuse holder.
Remove the bad fuse and replace with a
new one. The fuse holder has a built-in
socket for a spare fuse be sure not to
confuse the spare fuse with active fuse.