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Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Graze, QUAD, 1ft vs Martin Exterior DC-Feeder
The Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Graze QUAD is a self-contained 1-foot LED fixture with built-in power and DMX control, while the Martin Exterior DC-Feeder is a separate driver box that powers and controls the Exterior Dot series fixtures. Choose the Linear Pro-Graze for standalone architectural wash lighting, and the DC-Feeder if you're building a system around Dot-1/4/9 Pro fixtures.
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Specs side by side
| Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Graze, QUAD, 1ft | Martin Exterior DC-Feeder | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $603.00 | $705.60 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Fixture Type | Exterior | Exterior |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Graze, QUAD, 1ft
- ✓ Self-contained unit with integrated power supply and DMX control—no external driver needed
- ✓ Quad-color LED technology with 8 LEDs per foot for precise color mixing and saturation
- ✓ Compact 1-foot modular form factor with slim profile for tight architectural installations
- ✓ Global voltage compatibility (100-277V AC) and extremely low idle draw (1.54W)
Why choose Martin Exterior DC-Feeder
- ✓ Dedicated driver box optimized for powering multiple Exterior Dot-1/4/9 Pro fixtures in larger systems
- ✓ IP66 rating and convection cooling (fanless) for silent, rugged outdoor and touring deployments
- ✓ 4KV surge protection and extreme temperature range (-30° C to +55° C) for harsh environments
- ✓ Intelligent power scaling: 110W full load, 5W idle, 2.2W hibernation for energy efficiency
Frequently asked questions
Can these two products work together?
No. The Linear Pro-Graze QUAD is a standalone fixture with built-in electronics; the DC-Feeder is designed exclusively to power and control the Exterior Dot-1/4/9 Pro series. They serve different system architectures.
Which is better for a temporary outdoor event?
The Linear Pro-Graze QUAD is simpler for quick setups since each fixture is self-powered and DMX-controlled independently. The DC-Feeder requires a 48VDC power supply and connection to compatible Dot fixtures, making it better suited for larger, pre-planned installations.
What's the power efficiency difference?
The Linear Pro-Graze achieves 50+ lm/W luminous efficiency and draws as little as 1.54W idle. The DC-Feeder consumes up to 110W at full load but drops to 2.2W in hibernation, making it more efficient over long standby periods in large multi-fixture rigs.
Which handles extreme weather better?
The DC-Feeder is specifically rated IP66 with a -30° C to +55° C operating range and 4KV surge protection, designed for harsh touring and outdoor environments. The Linear Pro-Graze is built for exterior use but the DC-Feeder's explicit extreme-temperature and surge specs make it the choice for the most demanding conditions.