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[[Image:Source 4 Par nel.jpg|thumb|A PARNel. Note the wavy lens]]
[[Image:Source 4 Par nel.jpg|thumb|A PARNel. Note the wavy lens]]
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 instruments 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 instruments, 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 ETC Source Four PARNel® is a wash lighting fixtured produced by entertainment- and architectural-lighting equipment manufacturer[[Electronic Theatre Controls|ETC]] (Electronic Theatre Controls). The merger of a [[PAR]] and [[Fresnel]] completed the line of innovative Source Four® lighting fixtures that began with the [[Source Four Ellipsoidal]] in the early 1990s. The PARNel operates with 750-, 575- or 375-watt lamps that are comopatible with all other Source Four fixtures, keeping in compliance with ETC's one lamp, 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 from 25- to 45-degree field angles.
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Revision as of 15:22, 6 June 2007

A PARNel. Note the wavy lens

The ETC Source Four PARNel® is a wash lighting fixtured produced by entertainment- and architectural-lighting equipment manufacturerETC (Electronic Theatre Controls). The merger of a PAR and Fresnel completed the line of innovative Source Four® lighting fixtures that began with the Source Four Ellipsoidal in the early 1990s. The PARNel operates with 750-, 575- or 375-watt lamps that are comopatible with all other Source Four fixtures, keeping in compliance with ETC's one lamp, 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 from 25- to 45-degree field angles.