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Martin Martin Elp Par - White vs Martin Martin Elp Par Ip
Both are professional touring PAR fixtures with nearly identical lumen output and zoom ranges, but the ELP PAR IP adds motorized zoom and dual DMX connectors for larger networked installations, while the standard ELP PAR White relies on manual zoom and onboard presets for simpler setups. Choose the IP for complex touring rigs requiring DMX integration; choose the White for smaller venues or self-contained deployments.
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Specs side by side
| Martin Martin Elp Par - White | Martin Martin Elp Par Ip | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,960.20 | $1,949.00 |
| Brand | Martin | Martin |
| Fixture Type | Static | Static |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Martin Martin Elp Par - White
- ✓ 48 onboard color presets enable fast programming without external console
- ✓ Simpler control for straightforward single-fixture or small-rig deployments
- ✓ Lighter operational footprint when DMX networking is unnecessary
Why choose Martin Martin Elp Par Ip
- ✓ Motorized zoom allows remote zoom adjustments during performance without physical access
- ✓ Dual DMX IN/OUT connectors integrate seamlessly into networked lighting systems
- ✓ Higher candela intensity (329,058 cd) delivers superior throw distance for large venues and outdoor events
- ✓ Professional NAC3FX-W TOP connector aligns with touring-grade power infrastructure
Frequently asked questions
Which is better for outdoor concerts or large arenas?
The ELP PAR IP delivers higher candela intensity (329,058 cd versus unspecified for the White) and motorized zoom for remote adjustment, making it superior for long-throw outdoor and arena applications where throw distance and dynamic control matter.
Do I need DMX control with either fixture?
No. The White version runs standalone with onboard presets and manual zoom, requiring no external console. The IP version requires DMX for full control and integrates into larger networked systems, though both have onboard dimming curves for basic operation.
What is the practical lumen and output difference?
Lumen output is nearly identical (3,500 for White, 3,350 for IP). The IP's advantage is candela intensity for longer throws; the White is simpler to operate in isolation.
Are both IP65-rated and suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, both carry IP65 protection against dust and water ingress, making them reliable for humid indoor and outdoor venues.