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Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Cove, QUAD, 1ft vs Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Cove, CTC, 1ft
Product A (QUAD) is a full RGB+W color-mixing fixture for dynamic, saturated color effects, while Product B (CTC) is a fixed-white tunable-temperature fixture optimized for consistent architectural and video lighting. Choose A for installations requiring programmed color changes and creative effects; choose B for permanent installations needing precise white control and high color accuracy.
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Specs side by side
| Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Cove, QUAD, 1ft | Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Cove, CTC, 1ft | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $566.10 | $564.30 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Fixture Type | Exterior | Exterior |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Cove, QUAD, 1ft
- ✓ Full RGB+W color mixing enables dynamic color effects and programmable lighting scenes
- ✓ Integrated color-boosting technology for saturated, vibrant hues
- ✓ Compact 8 LEDs per foot design suitable for tight architectural details
Why choose Martin Exterior Linear Pro-Cove, CTC, 1ft
- ✓ Selectable white color temperatures (2700K, 4000K, 6500K) for precise white tuning
- ✓ High CRI ensures accurate color rendering critical for film and video applications
- ✓ Robust 800 lumens per foot output and IP66 rating for demanding outdoor use
Frequently asked questions
Can either fixture change colors dynamically?
Only Product A (QUAD) supports full color mixing via RGB+W control for dynamic color effects. Product B (CTC) offers fixed white light with three selectable color temperatures but no RGB capability.
Which is better for video and film lighting?
Product B (CTC) is designed specifically for video applications, featuring high CRI for accurate color representation and selectable white temperatures. Product A prioritizes color mixing over white-light accuracy.
What is the output difference between them?
Product B specifies 800 lumens per foot. Product A does not list a lumen specification but carries 8 LEDs per foot versus Product B's 12 white LEDs per foot, suggesting lower absolute output in white-light mode.
Do both work in networked installations?
Both are DMX-controllable and daisy-chainable. Product B explicitly lists RDM support and combined power/data connectors; Product A features quick-connect architecture for continuous runs.