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The NEW Freedom Par TRUE Wireless Uplights
The Freedom Flex H9 IP x6, Freedom Par H9 IP, Freedom Par Q9 and Freedom Par T6 make up the new series, complete with case package options and white slipcovers. With new secondary optics, you can get perfect color blending with almost no artifacts. The magnetic diffuser also easily pops on or off if you want to widen the coverage area. The Freedom Par Series 3 also comes with adjustable run times to ensure that it will last the length of whatever event you have planned. The onboard charge and discharge protection circuitry will also ensure extend the fixture's lifespan. It also comes with a built-in RF receiver for wireless control (use either the RFC or RFC-XL optional remotes). Using the spring-loaded kickstand you can adjust the projection angle and get smooth LED fading with built-in dimming curves and a built-in glare shield that protects against light spillage and eye fatigue. OLED display lets you see the unit's full text and lets you easily change the fixture's settings. Due to the unit's compact and lightweight size, it can easily fit into sticks of TRUSST®.
Freedom Flex H9 IP x6
Includes six 100% TRUE wireless, hex-color LED, (swappable) battery-operated uplight with a built-in D-Fi transceiver and comes with a charging road case.
Freedom Par H9 IP
100% TRUE wireless, hex-color LED, battery-operated uplight with a built-in D-Fi transceiver. Being that it's IP rated, it is able to withstand the outdoors temporarily with it's robust housing.
Freedom Par Q9
100% TRUE wireless, battery operated, quad-color (RGBA) LED uplight with built-in D-Fi transceiver.
Freedom Par T6
100% TRUE wireless, battery-operated, tru-color (RGB) LED uplight with built-in transceiver.
Easy fit White Sleeve options!
Available for the Freedom Par H9 IP and Freedom Flex 9 uplights.
NEW RFC-XL Handheld remote for compatible RF-Enabled Lighting Fixtures
Can control up to 4 different lighting fixture groups at the same time. Whether it's washes or moving heads, the RF signal doesn't require a line-of-sight with it's omnidirectional coverage.