VELVET Mini Power 1 DMX IP54 Gold Mount Bi-Color LED Panel (No Yoke)

The VELVET Mini Power 1 DMX IP54 Gold Mount bi-color LED panel is a compact half-panel fixture that provides a concentrated 35° beam for professional environments with low ceilings and dense rigging. Delivering around 5100 lux at 1 m and approximately 650 lux at 3 m, it functions as a punchy key, backlight or tight beam source for broadcast studios, multicam streaming stages, reality shows, corporate sets and mobile OB workflows. The IP54 weatherproof housing and fully fanless passive cooling keep the panel operational in dust, humidity and light rain, while remaining silent for studio sound and on-set dialogue.

A variable white engine from 2700–6500K in precise 100 K steps, high CRI/TLCI color rendering and 0–100% dimming ensure consistent results for cameras ranging from ENG shoulder units to cinema cameras and PTZ systems. Flicker-free output up to 2000 fps supports high-speed capture for sports inserts, product shots or VFX plates. Local control uses shock-proof keys, a clear numeric display, a dimmer/CCT mode key and a dedicated 3200K / 5600K quick access button for fast switching between tungsten and daylight pipelines. Through DMX-RDM on 5-pin XLR, the fixture integrates in lighting networks with bidirectional addressing, master / slave chaining and remote intensity and CCT control from broadcast consoles or compact show controllers.

With a modest 50W power draw, the VELVET Mini Power 1 DMX IP54 maintains full output from standard Gold Mount batteries or via the Smart AC adapter supporting 90–264 VAC, making it suitable for fixed studio grids, flypacks and field kits across the EU. A robust low-carbon aluminum chassis, Neutrik XLR-3 DC input and multiple ¼''-20 rigging points support mounting on C-stands, gobo heads, ceiling rails or truss. Optional VELVET diffusion filters, Snapgrid, barn doors and multi-panel frames allow the concentrated beam to act as a controllable key, a controllable backlight line or a compact wall of light in small studios, virtual production spaces, news sets and hybrid live / streaming environments.