Introducing the Compact & Mighty HYPE™ 150 Mover

by | Gear, Lighting, Production

Blizzard Lighting has unveiled its newest luminaire for on-the-go shows, the HYPE™ 150 moving head spot. Compact, feature-packed and powerful, this punchy 150-watt mover is lightweight for easy transport and set-up.  It’s also loaded with features that are not typically found in movers of its size. 

The HYPE™ 150 features eight static and six rotating gobos, seven colors plus white, a three facet rotating prism and motorized focus for better clarity at any distance. Designed for  seamless control, it features RDM, powerCON-compatible in/out, 3/5-pin XLR plus a SoC-It™  self-charging USB port for easy control via the At Full™ lighting control app. 

“We want to design and develop tools that make it easy for everyone, from lighting designers to DJs, to put on a great show,” said Atom Slaby, COO at Blizzard Lighting. “Having pro features and RDM at a competitive price in products like the HYPE™ 150 makes that goal  more attainable for everyone.” 

To get additional product or pricing information about the HYPE™ 150 visit blizzardpro.com/hype-150.

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