Antari

Antari 51100820 DarkFX UV Wash 2000 LED Fixture

Unleash the Glow with Antari DarkFX UV Wash 2000The Antari DarkFX UV Wash 2000 brings unparalleled UV lighting to your stage or event. With powerful UV LEDs and adjustable beam spread, this fixture delivers intense, even coverage with minimal visible light. Light Source: 27 x 365nm UV LEDs Beam...

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Overview

Unleash the Glow with Antari DarkFX UV Wash 2000

The Antari DarkFX UV Wash 2000 brings unparalleled UV lighting to your stage or event. With powerful UV LEDs and adjustable beam spread, this fixture delivers intense, even coverage with minimal visible light.

  • Light Source: 27 x 365nm UV LEDs
  • Beam Features: Adjustable Beam Spread
  • UV Output: 20290mW at Full Intensity
  • Lens Technology: Special Silicone Lenses Prevent Decay

Key Features

True 365nm UV LED Wash - 27 UV LEDs

Adjustable Beam Spread

20290mW at Full Intensity

Little to No Visible Light

Special Silicone Lenses Prevent Decay

Specifications

Brand
Antari
Model Name
DarkFX UV Wash 2000
LED Type
True 365nm UV LED
Number of LEDs
27
Maximum Intensity
20290mW
Beam Feature
Adjustable Beam Spread
Lens Material
Special Silicone
Effect
Little to No Visible Light

Frequently Asked Questions

The Antari DarkFX UV Wash 2000 uses true 365nm UV LEDs, which are known for producing a deep blacklight effect with minimal visible light.
This UV fixture is equipped with 27 UV LEDs.
Yes, the Antari DarkFX UV Wash 2000 features an adjustable beam spread for versatile lighting applications.
At full intensity, this fixture generates 20290mW of UV light.
Yes, it comes with special silicone lenses designed to prevent decay, contributing to the fixture's long-term durability.
No, it is designed to emit little to no visible light, focusing on the true blacklight effect.