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Atomos Sun Dragon

The Sun Dragon from Atomos is a 5-colour HDR LED light with individual strips for red, green, blue, amber, and white, each of which is 16' in length. It delivers realistic and accurate results with a CRI of 99 and a TCLI of 98, as well as a colour temperature ranging from 2800 to 6500K and 2000 lumens of brightness. The Sun Dragon is also IP68 rated for dust and water resistance and can also survive being submerged in up to 1' of water. It functions using wireless or wired connectivity and may be controlled using the included custom controller, an AirGlu controller, or via Bluetooth with compatible apps. Power is delivered using a battery or AC plug.

SKU: GC47-ATOMSND001

Atomos Sun Dragon

Atomos Sun Dragon

The Sun Dragon from Atomos is a 5-colour HDR LED light with individual strips for red, green, blue, amber, and white, each of which is 16' in length. It delivers realistic and accurate results with a CRI of 99 and a TCLI of 98, as well as a colour temperature ranging from 2800 to 6500K and 2000 lumens of brightness. The Sun Dragon is also IP68 rated for dust and water resistance and can also survive being submerged in up to 1' of water. It functions using wireless or wired connectivity and may be controlled using the included custom controller, an AirGlu controller, or via Bluetooth with compatible apps. Power is delivered using a battery or AC plug.

Strong Colour Fidelity

Achieve realistic results with this 5-colour LED system.

Enhanced Shadow Details

Say goodbye to micro shadows with the Sun Dragon's precise lighting and maximum brightness.

Performance

CRI of 99 and TCLI 98 for exceptional colour accuracy

16' strip length

Waterproof for weather resistance and IP68 resistant dust and water resistance, with up to 1' submergence

Seamless Control

Wireless and cabled connectivity

Custom controller included

AirGlu controlled

Bluetooth compatibility for control via apps

Power Flexibility

Battery or AC powered.

Key Features:

5-Colour HDR LED Light (RGBAW)

2800 to 6500K Colour Temp | 2000 Lumens

IP68 Rated for Water and Dust

Battery or AC Powered

What's in the Box:

Atomos Sun Dragon

Carry Case with Magnetic Diffuser

Power Supply

Controller

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Product Overview

Atomos Sun Dragon

The Sun Dragon from Atomos is a 5-colour HDR LED light with individual strips for red, green, blue, amber, and white, each of which is 16' in length. It delivers realistic and accurate results with a CRI of 99 and a TCLI of 98, as well as a colour temperature ranging from 2800 to 6500K and 2000 lumens of brightness. The Sun Dragon is also IP68 rated for dust and water resistance and can also survive being submerged in up to 1' of water. It functions using wireless or wired connectivity and may be controlled using the included custom controller, an AirGlu controller, or via Bluetooth with compatible apps. Power is delivered using a battery or AC plug.

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