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The Source Four PARNel is a wash lighting instrument manufactured by American theatre lighting giant [[ETC]]. The merger of a [[PAR]] and [[Fresnel]] completed the line of innovative Source Four lighting intruments that began with the [[Source Four Ellipsoidal]] in the early 1990s. The fixture operates with either 575 or 750 watt fixtures that are comopatible with all Source Four intruments, keeping in compliance with ETC's one bulb, many lights philosophy. The unique fusion of PAR and Fresnel is achieved by using a PAR reflector and an innovative, highly efficient wave lens that is adjustable to various field angles. | The Source Four PARNel is a wash lighting instrument manufactured by American theatre lighting giant [[Electronic Theatre Controls|ETC]]. The merger of a [[PAR]] and [[Fresnel]] completed the line of innovative Source Four lighting intruments that began with the [[Source Four Ellipsoidal]] in the early 1990s. The fixture operates with either 575 or 750 watt fixtures that are comopatible with all Source Four intruments, keeping in compliance with ETC's one bulb, many lights philosophy. The unique fusion of PAR and Fresnel is achieved by using a PAR reflector and an innovative, highly efficient wave lens that is adjustable to various field angles. | ||
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Revision as of 14:42, 28 April 2007

The Source Four PARNel is a wash lighting instrument manufactured by American theatre lighting giant ETC. The merger of a PAR and Fresnel completed the line of innovative Source Four lighting intruments that began with the Source Four Ellipsoidal in the early 1990s. The fixture operates with either 575 or 750 watt fixtures that are comopatible with all Source Four intruments, keeping in compliance with ETC's one bulb, many lights philosophy. The unique fusion of PAR and Fresnel is achieved by using a PAR reflector and an innovative, highly efficient wave lens that is adjustable to various field angles.