Argenta Hard 600
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ELVARNIXO Continuous — what you see is what you shoot
Hard light is the truth-teller of the grammar; the Argenta tells it beautifully — even field across the focus travel, block-battery freedom for locations, steel where the rigging bites.
Colour science is a promise you keep in hardware: emitter arrays mixed for full-spectrum output, firmware that corrects drift as diodes age, and calibration data stored per fixture. Housings are aluminium with fanless or hush-governed cooling, mounts are steel where torque lives, and every control — knob, app, DMX — reads the same numbers, because your gaffer's console should never argue with your app.
Design & Craft
- Speedring and barndoor systems in steel
- DMX/RDM, wireless and app control with clear priority rules
- Focusable spot-to-flood with even field across the travel
- Output at minute ninety equals output at minute one — thermals engineered
- Mains or 48 V block battery with automatic derating
- Daylight punch with clean single-shadow optics
Specifications
| Output | 600 W daylight |
| Beam | Focusable, single shadow |
| Photometrics | Lux at 1/3/5 m per manufacturer's data |
| Power | Mains + 48 V block battery |
| Mount | Steel yoke, junior pin |
| Weight | ≈ 9.8 kg |
| Warranty | Statutory 24 months under Czech law |
Care
Dust is the enemy of thermals: clear intakes monthly and keep diffusion domes clean — output and colour depend on it. Update firmware when prompted; calibration data rides along. Never force a yoke bolt: torque figures are printed at the knuckle.
Questions, Answered
Is it really flicker-free for high-speed work?
Drivers are rated by the manufacturer for high-speed work at all dimming levels — the stated figures are in the specification.
Can I control it from a board and an app at once?
Yes — DMX/RDM, wireless and app control coexist with clear priority rules, and every channel map is printed and downloadable.
The ELVARNIXO Promise
Every card states the manufacturer's photometric and colour data — CRI, TLCI and output figures you can plan a lighting plot around.