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tarm BLAZE
Professional Luminaire with Laser Source
a pioneer of show laser systems
brings laser technology to professional moving lights
tarm BLAZE
– the high visibility beam moving light –
Versatile Control
Modern lighting control requires lighting fixtures to be versatile and to support a variety of connectivity and control
Lens System
The newly developed, advanced lens system shapes the beam to have amazingly sharp edges while maintaining a homogenous, pleasant illuminance distribution in the spot.
Lens System
The newly developed, advanced lens system shapes the beam to have amazingly sharp edges while maintaining a homogenous, pleasant illuminance distribution in the spot.
Designed for outdoor use
Different Modes
The tarm BLAZE is a white laser luminaire with exceptional brightness and densely saturated colors due to extremely efficient optics for
Versatile Control
Modern lighting control requires lighting fixtures to be versatile and to support a variety of connectivity and control options. The tarm BLAZE can be controlled using all major standard communication protocols and connectors such as DMX512, Art-Net, RDM as well as sACN and W-DMX.
tarm Blaze
Professional Luminaire with Laser Source
The tarm BLAZE is a white laser luminaire with exceptional brightness and densely saturated colors due to extremely efficient optics for optimized light output. Due to decades of laser optics research, the BLAZE has culminated with minimized optical loss, leading to an incredible 220‘000 lx @ 20 m, 0.7° and making the 100W laser light source significantly exceed the brightness of similar powered systems. Newly developed zoom features allow for the unit to control the deflection angle between 0.7° and 5°, which resembles in an almost parallel beam with extremely low divergence and, thus, great power visibility over long distances. The newly developed, advanced lens system shapes the beam to have amazingly sharp edges while maintaining a homogenous, pleasant illuminance distribution in the spot. The tarm BLAZE is equipped with a color wheel which includes 19 colors+white, 19 static and 6 Rotating gobos, bi-directional frost filter, one 24 prism and one 8 prism with bi-directional rotating speed to unleash your creativity.
tarm Blaze
Professional Luminaire with Laser Source
The tarm BLAZE is a white laser luminaire with exceptional brightness and densely saturated colors due to extremely efficient optics for optimized light output. Due to decades of laser optics research, the BLAZE has culminated with minimized optical loss, leading to an incredible 220‘000 lx @ 20 m, 0.7° and making the 100W laser light source significantly exceed the brightness of similar powered systems. Newly developed focus features allow for the unit to control the deflection angle between 0.7° and 5°, which resembles in an almost parallel beam with extremely low divergence and, thus, great power visibility over long distances. The newly developed, advanced lens system shapes the beam to have amazingly sharp edges while maintaining a homogenous, pleasant illuminance distribution in the spot. The tarm BLAZE is equipped with a color wheel which includes 19 colors+white, 19 static and 6 Rotating gobos, bi-directional frost filter, one radial 16 facet prism and one linear 6 facet prism with bi-directional rotating speed to unleash your creativity.
Equipment & facts
Optical System
| Light source | 100 W White Laser Engine |
| Lens diameter | 180 mm |
| Angle | 0.7° - 5° |
| Illuminance | 220‘000 lx @ 20 m, 0.7° |
| Luminous flux | ≥3000 lm |
| CRI | >65 |
| Color temperature | 6500K |
| Rated Life (LP70) | 12,000 hrs |
Feature Set
| Pan/Tilt | 540° / 270° (8-16 bit) |
| Dimmer | 0 - 100%, 24bit |
| Static Gobo | 19 gobos + open |
| Rotating Gobo | 6 rotating effects gobos, gobo shake |
| Colors | Color wheel 19 colors, incl. CTO, + white, rainbow flow effect |
| Color mixture | CMY-mixture |
| Prism | 16 facet radial prism 6 facet linear prism, bi-directional rotation, adjustable speed, stackable |
| Frost | Frost filter, bi-directional rotation |
Constructive Parameters
| Cooling | Forced Convection |
| Temperature range | -20°C up to +45°C |
| IP rating | IP66 |
| Power supply | AC 100-240V 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | 240 W |
| Connectivity | 5-pin DMX in and through RJ45 in and through, USB-C |
| Material | Magnalium and die-cast |
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions | 381 x 280 x 665 mm |
| Weight | 24 kg |
| Rigging | Two omega brackets included |
| Transportation | Delivered in High Density Foam Shell |
Features
- Extra bright – we can use fewer lenses in our design, which makes the actual output of the 100W laser light source brighter than most products in the same source power range
- Super tight beam profile – a very low divergence (beam widening over distance) maintains the brightness over a long distance.
- Extra fast head movement – but still very smooth, if required to.
- Many color shades – CMY mixing unit allows for smooth mixing of colors
- Clean colors – an additional color wheel allows for distinctive color selection, including CTO tones
- Beam optimized gobos – they work great for different beam shape representations
- Linear and radial prisms – stackable and rotatable
- Beautiful rotating glass effects gobos – that can be used with a wider deflection angle
- Frost filter – which can be rotated as well for new effects in combination with the glass effects
- Super silent – Theater mode with less than 40dB
- Versatile control profiles – three different DMX profiles with lots of flexibility
- Lumenradio W-DMX included
- Waterproof IP66
- Durable magnalium housing – this is metal, not plastic!
- Delivered in high density foam shell – can be used as inlay for a flightcase
Moving Head
Moving Head
Moving Head
Moving Head
Moving Head
Moving Head
Moving Head
Moving Head
Gobos & Colors
Static Gobos
Rotating Gobos
Color Wheel
Vertical Line
Questions? Answers!
What type of lighting fixture is the tarm BLAZE?
The tarm BLAZE is a beam moving light with extremely good visibility and efficiency. Due to the reduced number of lenses and optical elements, the light output is extreme. Although being a beam fixture, the tarm BLAZE has astonishing rotating glass effects gobos that can be stacked with the prisms and the rotating frost to create fantastic projection effects, too.
Is the tarm BLAZE a laser system or a conventional moving head?
The tarm BLAZE is a conventional moving head but has a laser as substitution for a conventional light source. This combines the advantages of a laser system – namely the extremely precise beam that is precise from its point of creation – with the advantages of a moving head, which results in an easy-to-use product with enormous light output and really low beam divergence (widening of the beam over distance).
Do I need special knowledge to use the tarm BLAZE?
No, you don’t. The tarm BLAZE works like a normal beam moving light (in fact, it has a lot of features and very versatile controllability). It is rated as a laser class 1, so any laser safety related context refers to the class 1 requirements. The lamp safety class is risk group 3, so you must consider the user manual to learn about safe handling and use of this product.
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tarm - a pioneer of the show laser industry
tarm has been in the laser industry for more than 40 years – we are the experts for laser technology for entertainment purposes. The decision to work on the latest developments in laser source technology consequently leads to the evolvement of the brand from a show laser brand to specialists for laser source-based luminaires.
tarm professional luminaires focuses on the development of high quality lighting fixtures with laser sources as substitution of conventional light sources, like discharge lamps or LED.
We believe that laser is the technology of the future for certain types of professional lighting applications – and we know tons about the technology!
We’ve been the laser experts for over 40 years – we bring this our experience, technology and knowledge to the next generation of your lighting fixtures!
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