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Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Graze, QUAD, 1ft vs Martin Exterior Linear Pro-DV, QUAD, 1ft
The Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Graze QUAD focuses on precision color mixing with a tight 15-degree beam for architectural accent lighting, while the Martin Exterior Linear Pro-DV QUAD prioritizes durability and wide coverage with a 180-degree beam for general wash lighting. Choose the Pro-Graze for focused color-critical applications; choose the Pro-DV for broad environmental resilience and wide-area coverage.
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Specs side by side
| Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Graze, QUAD, 1ft | Martin Exterior Linear Pro-DV, QUAD, 1ft | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $603.00 | $572.40 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Fixture Type | Exterior | Exterior |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Graze, QUAD, 1ft
- ✓ Tight 15-degree uniform beam angle for precise, focused lighting effects
- ✓ Integrated color boosting for superior color saturation and accuracy
- ✓ Slim profile and lightweight design for space-constrained installations
Why choose Martin Exterior Linear Pro-DV, QUAD, 1ft
- ✓ IP66 rating and C5 corrosion resistance for harsh coastal and industrial environments
- ✓ Wide 180-degree beam angle for expansive architectural surface coverage
- ✓ 6-inch segment-based control for individual addressability in large runs
Frequently asked questions
What's the main difference in beam spread between these two?
The Pro-Graze delivers a 15-degree uniform beam for concentrated, homogenized light, while the Pro-DV offers a 180-degree beam angle for broad, even coverage across large architectural surfaces. Choose Pro-Graze for spotlighting; choose Pro-DV for wash lighting.
Which is better for harsh outdoor environments like coastal installations?
The Pro-DV is rated IP66 with C5 corrosion resistance specifically for coastal and industrial conditions, compared to the Pro-Graze which has no corrosion rating mentioned. The Pro-DV's sealed connectors and aluminum housing are engineered for extended exposure.
How do the color capabilities compare?
Both use quad-color LED technology, but the Pro-DV explicitly specifies an 1800K to 12000K color temperature range for tunable white capability. The Pro-Graze emphasizes color boosting and saturation accuracy without stating CCT range, making it better for saturated color mixing.
What control differences exist for larger installations?
Both support DMX with daisy-chaining, but the Pro-DV includes 6-inch segment-based control for individual addressing within a fixture run, offering finer granularity. The Pro-Graze appears to control per foot as a complete unit.