impression X4

The GLP Impression X4 brings power, flexibility and practicality in a new breakthrough design. Behind the unique looking front lens, the X4 offers 19 RGBW LED’s, each rated at 15W providing a homogenized beam with high output that can cut through cleanly on todays’ stages and studio floors. A 7:1 zoom ratio offers a fully variable beam from a tight 7 degrees, to a wide 50 degrees whilst remaining even at all times. Its lightweight, ergonomic baseless design, 16-bit movement and low power consumption add to its feature set.

 

Additionally, a unique feature of the GLP Impression X4 is the ability to individually control the intensity the 19 LED’s, allowing you to program unique looks and animations on the fly.

Weighing just 17.5 lbs., the impression X4 delivers high output with even color mixing across the beam at all angles, and offers a wide color pallete from soft pastels to deep saturates.

Features

Light Source

  • additive color mixing
  • 19 Osram High Power RGBW LEDs
  • average service life: 20.000 hours

Optical system

  • high efficient collimator cluster
  • zoomable optical system with 7° to 50° light distribution angle

Movement

  • 8 or 16 Bit resolution selectable
  • position Feedback
  • maximum speed: 660° Pan in 2sec, 260° Tilt in 1sec
  • high precision 3 Phase stepping motor control

Shutter / Dimmer

  • strobe-effect with variable speed between 1-10 flashes per second, random-strobe, pulse effects
  • continuous dimmer 0-100%

Control

  • DMX-512 protocol
  • backlit graphic-LCD menu with 4 illuminated buttons
  • very quiet, temperature controlled ventilation system
  • convection cooling possible if needed
  • over-temperature protection
  • color calibration feature
  • internal color-presets
  • internal Macro Effects

Power Supply

  • power consumption: 350 VA (Watt)
  • power input: ~100-240 V AC, 50-60Hz (wide range input)
  • fuse protection: Micro-fuse 5x20mm, T 5A

Connectors

  • DMX: XLR 5pin
  • mains voltage: Neutrik Powercon

Operating Conditions

  • Maximum ambient temperature: 45°C

Mounting Options

  • omega bracket attachment
  • 2 attachment points for safety wire
  • upright : tripod (supplied) with brackets for ratchet belt
  • hanging (vertical): M10 nut with lockable installation position for a
  • halfcoupler or other clamp
  • hanging (horizontal): adjustable bar for sideways truss installation (optional)

Shipping

  • cardboard box
  • 4 way tourpack (complete with half couplers) in flight case
  • 6 way tourpack (complete with half couplers) in flight case

Housing Colors

  • Standard colors are black, silver & white
  • for other colors please contact sales department

Dimensions

  • length x width x height (head vertical): 242mm x 340mm x 385mm / 9.4 x 13.4 x 15.2 inches

Net Weight

  • 7.5 kg / 16.5 lbs

Length x Width X Height (head vertical):
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242mm x 340mm x 385mm
- 9.4in x 13.4in x 15.2in

Net Weight:
- 7.5 kg
- 16.5 lbs

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1 Impression X4 Sicherheits Informationen pdf 2013/03/14 German
2 Impression X4 safety information pdf 2013/03/14 English
3 Impression X4 Manual pdf 2013/03/14 English
4 Impression X4 DMX + Pattern pdf 2013/03/14 German
5 Impression X4 DMX + Pattern pdf 2013/03/14 English
6 Impression X4 Bedienungsanleitung pdf 2013/03/14 German
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New impression X4 form unique festoon in Marc Janowitz's My Morning Jacket set design

Marc Janowitz, long time lighting and production designer for Kentucky psychedelic rock band My Morning Jacket, has kept up his tradition of using the evolving series of GLP impression LED heads by specifying 50 of the latest impression X4’s on the band’s current US tour.

 
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“Gorgeous” impression X4’s stun celebs at VMA AWARDS

Tom Kenny debuts GLP’s white washlight to illuminate futuristic MTV set.

 
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GLP show first prototypes of new impression X4 at PL+S

GLP and G-LEC enjoyed one of their most successful trade shows ever at this year’s Prolight+Sound in Frankfurt, with their large, predominant stand in the lighting hall permanently packed.