X-Laser Aurora Mojito Dual Mint Green 140mW Laser
X-Laser Aurora Mojito Dual Mint Green 140mW Laser
The X-Laser Aurora Mojito is the simplest and most affordable way to add vibrant and unique laser effects to any lighting rig. Aurora Mojito refreshes X-Laser’s commitment to making powerful laser show systems accessible to everyone.
With its value and specialized mint green color, the Aurora Mojito stands apart from all other entry-level laser systems. As a part of the Aurora series, the Aurora Mojito only scans horizontally, making it safe, bright and super easy to use.
The Aurora Mojito is ideal for the user looking to add plug-and-play laser effects to their lighting rig, to make their production stand out from the crowd. The Aurora Mojito has dual apertures with wide laser mirrors for an ultra-wide beam spread, so it can fill the room with bright green laser effects, even in venues with low ceilings. The Aurora Mojito is recommended for indoor use, with plenty of haze/fog, and in venues holding up to 500 guests.
Features:
- Unique mint green color not found in other entry-level lasers
- Dual apertures for ultra-wide beam spread
- Horizontal-only Aurora scanning for brightness and safety
- 3-pin DMX with deep effect controls
Specifications:
- Control: Auto, Sound Active, 9-channel DMX (3-pin input and output)
- Scanners: Open-loop micro stepper motors
- Settings interface: DIP switches (10)
- Color modulation: TTL
- Laser energy: 140mW (70mW x 2)
- Wavelengths: 505nm green
- Physical: 133/8″ W x 8 3/4″ L x 7 1/4″ H, 5 lbs
- Housing type: Black anodized 6061 aluminum
- Power draw: 40W typical, 60W peak
- Power: 110V/220V auto switching, 3-pin IEC
- Beam divergence: <2 mRad
- Beam source: Direct-injection diode
- Cooling: Forced air/TEC
- International safety: IEC 60825-1 ed. 2007
- FDA/CDRH: 21CFR1040.10 and 1040.11(c)
- Canadian safety: CSA C.22.2 No. 60950-1
- EU safety: EN 60825-1, EN 60950
- Included: User Training DVD, User Manual, IEC cord, Warranty information, Beam block foil
- FDA/IEC class: Class 3B (<500mW per aperture)
