Showgear - Dôme de protection pluie, diamètre 60cm L
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The Showgear Ø60 cm L dome protects your floodlights up to 85 cm from the rain. Lightweight and practical, it keeps your lights ready to shine outdoors, even under dark skies.
ARTICLE N° 110793
Presentation
The Showgear Rain Dome Ø60 cm L is designed for ground-mounted spotlights up to 85 cm high. With a height of 89 cm and a transparent design, it effectively covers your lights while allowing them to spread their beam unhindered.
Made from thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), it's weatherproof yet ultra-lightweight (just 500g).
Installation is child's play: a simple hook-and-loop fastener is used to attach it to the 60 cm Rain Dome module (sold separately).
Then, the air pressure blown by the Rain Dome maintains its rounded shape, like an invisible bell placed over your lights.
Ideal for concerts, festivals or outdoor installations, this dome prevents your spotlights from acting like sponges and ensures that they shine to the end, whatever the mood of the sky.
Made from thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), it's weatherproof yet ultra-lightweight (just 500g).
Installation is child's play: a simple hook-and-loop fastener is used to attach it to the 60 cm Rain Dome module (sold separately).
Then, the air pressure blown by the Rain Dome maintains its rounded shape, like an invisible bell placed over your lights.
Ideal for concerts, festivals or outdoor installations, this dome prevents your spotlights from acting like sponges and ensures that they shine to the end, whatever the mood of the sky.
Features
Weight
500 g
Packaging
Single unit
Other features
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Showgear Rain dome, diameter 60cm L
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Rain dome to protect your floor lighting (below 85 cm)
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Mounted by hook-and-loop fastener on Rain Dome module Ø60 cm (sold separately)
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Material: Thermoplastic polyurethane
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Height: 89 cm
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Diameter : 60 cm
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Weight: 500 g
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The dome is held in shape by the pressure blown by the Rain Dome.
