Chauvet's COLORdash Accent: Compact, Powerful, and Colorful

Across the globe, buildings, transportation structures, and homes are being given dynamic light and color with LED lighting. It is no doubt an exaggeration that the coming years and likely decades in lighting design will be the age of LEDs. Thus, it is no surprise that manufacturers continue to churn out more innovative lighting products so designers and consumers can get the most out of their spaces. Chauvet’s COLORdash Accent module represents what we should expect in the future of LED lighting: compact, versatile, and powerful light and color. The COLORdash Accent is only 7in long and 3in in diameter making it ideal for any space, whether hung or left standing. Featuring seven high-power 1 watt RGBW LEDs, the COLORdash is capable of producing a nearly never ending range of flat and uniform color. Chauvet’s Accent module is built to last with its sturdy die-cast aluminum housing and special cooling vents which allow for optimal heat dissipation to ensure continuous operation and durability. Like many LED modules intended for architectural purposes, the COLORdash accent can be operated in a variety of modes including 3 channel, 4 channel, 9 channel, automated, master/slave, and more. This versatility allows for easy use no matter how bare-bones or sophisticated your existing lighting system is. Lastly, at only 10W the COLORdash accent provides you with a generous wash effect while consuming little energy, freeing up room on your circuits and reducing your carbon footprint.

Make the most out of your space LED architectural lighting. The COLORdash Accent is an especially good unit because it matches its compactness with power and nearly limitless color possibilities. BulbAmerica has a wide range of Chauvet’s LED products and other architectural lighting products so be sure to check them out today. Please leave a comment or question on our blog or Facebook, or call us at 1-877-622-0897 with any additional issues if you have them. Get colorful now and check our LEDs!
By Anonymous | 19 January, 2011 | 0 comments
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