ARRI Enlarges Its LED L-Series with New L10 Fresnel

	ARRI's L-Series of LED Fresnels

ARRI announces the L10, the newest edition to its L-Series family of LED Fresnels, which also includes the portable L5 and mid-range L7. The introduction of the L10 fulfills ARRI's mission to provide a full line of high-performance LED Fresnels to the film, broadcast, theater, and live entertainment markets.

The L10 is the brightest and largest L-Series lamphead to date. Its substantial 10" Fresnel lens and powerful output allow for more distant fixture placement and the wrapping of light around objects in a natural and pleasing way. At more than twice the brightness of the L7, the company says the L10 is also one of the brightest LED Fresnels on the market.

Tuneability is the cornerstone of all ARRI LED fixtures and much like the L7 and L5, its smaller counterparts, the L10 is fully color tuneable. With the ability to adjust the color temperature from 2,800K - 10,000 K, as well as the green/magenta point, users have complete control over the color output of the fixture.

As with the other L-Series lights, the L10 comes in three versions: the L10-C (Color), L10-TT (Tungsten Tuneable), and L10-DT (Daylight Tuneable). While the L10-C is the most versatile with regard to color tuneability, producing vivid colors with saturation control, the L10-TT and L10-DT are brighter than the L10-C and still offer a select CCT tuning range.

In a robust housing that combines aluminum with high-strength, fiberglass-reinforced thermoplastics, the L10 is designed to withstand the stresses of diverse professional environments, from motion picture sets to television studios and everything in-between. The company says this robust construction allows the L10 to live up to the benchmark of rugged durability set by other ARRI lighting fixtures.

Consuming only 400W, the L10 is incredibly energy efficient. The L10-TT and DT versions have a brightness level close to that of a 2,000W tungsten Fresnel. This means that with the same amount of power as consumed by a single conventional 2kW tungsten light, you can run five L10s and achieve almost five times the light output, according to the company.

The L-Series family signifies a paradigm shift in the way television studios and motion picture sets can be lit. The flexibility and tuneability of the L-Series allows for rapid and easy changes of color, which in turn makes more creative options available in a shorter period of time.

With the L10 now released, the ARRI LED family represents a full line-up of powerful and versatile fixtures.