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CHAUVET Professional STRIKE Array 4 IP65 four-pod warm white audience blinder strobe light angled front view with tilt yoke mount

CHAUVET Professional STRIKE Array 4 IP65 Warm White Blinder

IP65 4-pod warm white blinder/strobe with focusable heads, red shift tungsten dimming, high CRI for broadcast, PWM options, DMX/RDM, and tool-free interlocking for scalable arrays.
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CHAUVET Professional STRIKE Array 4 IP65 4-Pod Audience Blinder and Strobe

The CHAUVET Professional STRIKE Array 4 is an IP65 outdoor-ready blinder/strobe built around four independently aimable pods designed to hit crowds with intensity while keeping your rig flexible on real show days. Output comes from a warm white LED engine (192 WW LEDs, 2700 K source) supported by amber LEDs (20 amber LEDs) and a warm-dimming behavior that delivers an emulated incandescent shift as the fixture fades down for a classic tungsten-style feel.

For camera-facing stages, the STRIKE Array 4 is tuned for broadcast needs with high CRI (93.2), TLCI (91), and selectable PWM options (600 Hz, 1,200 Hz, 2,000 Hz, 4,000 Hz, 25,000 Hz). In the air or on truss, the fixture is designed to move fast: a tool-free interlocking system lets you connect multiple Array units for scalable layouts, and Omega-bracket locks on the yoke and back support streamlined mounting workflows.

In performance terms, you are working with a wide throw profile (61.5 degree beam, 100.5 degree field) and measured output of 684 lux at 5 m. Control is professional and straightforward with DMX and RDM, multiple channel footprints, 16-bit dimming, and strobe up to 25 Hz. For outdoor and wet environments, the STRIKE Array 4 carries IP65 ratings for temporary outdoor/wet use, including an outdoor/wet configuration with a pressure equalizing M12 GORE valve, and an ambient operating range of -4 F to 113 F.

Real-World Applications and Sound Roles

  • Outdoor festival blinders: IP65 build for wet stages and fast weather shifts during high-traffic set changes.
  • Chicago DJ impact moments: Punchy audience hits for club takeovers, ballroom drops, and mobile DJ rigs that need big looks with clean fades.
  • Camera-facing stages: PWM selection plus high CRI/TLCI for better results under capture conditions.
  • Scalable arrays: Interlock multiple STRIKE Array units to build wider, brighter blinder walls without tool time.

Where the CHAUVET Professional STRIKE Array 4 Excels

  • Wet-environment confidence: IP65-rated for temporary outdoor and wet use, including an outdoor/wet configuration with a pressure equalizing M12 GORE valve.
  • Wide audience coverage: 61.5 degree beam and 100.5 degree field make it easier to fill rooms and crowd zones with fewer fixtures.
  • Measured punch at distance: 684 lux at 5 m supports real blinder intensity for drops, walk-ons, and headline moments.
  • Natural-looking fades: 16-bit dimming control plus an emulated incandescent shift for warmer character as output dims down.
  • Broadcast-aware tuning: High CRI 93.2 and TLCI 91, plus selectable PWM from 600 Hz up to 25,000 Hz for capture flexibility.
  • Aimable pods for directional hits: Individual pan (or tilt depending on mount orientation) of each head to fine-tune where the impact lands.
  • Fast scaling without tools: Interlocking system connects multiple STRIKE Array 4 and STRIKE Array 2 units together for scalable configurations.
  • Touring-minded linking: Power input and output on Seetronic Powerkon IP65 with rated linking up to 12 units at 230 V or 240 V for efficient multi-fixture runs.

Control Modes for CHAUVET Professional STRIKE Array 4

STRIKE Array 4 is designed for professional lighting control and quick configuration on-site. It supports DMX control and RDM for device management, with multiple channel footprints so you can balance programming detail against fixture count.

  • Protocols: DMX, RDM
  • DMX channel options: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 10
  • Dimming behavior: Electronic dimmer with 16-bit dimming control and 4 dim modes
  • Strobe range: 0 to 25 Hz for live impact effects
  • PWM selection: 600 Hz, 1,200 Hz, 2,000 Hz, 4,000 Hz, 25,000 Hz
  • On-fixture workflow: OLED display and built-in automated programs for fast access when you are building looks under time pressure

Show-Day Performance Highlights for STRIKE Array 4

Four independently aimable pods for precise crowd coverage

Each head can pan (or tilt depending on mount orientation), which helps you shape the audience hit without re-hanging the entire fixture. This is especially useful when you need tight aiming for balcony sightlines, camera lanes, or off-center truss positions.

Warm-dimming character with an emulated incandescent shift

As output drops, the fixture warms in feel for a classic tungsten-style fade. That makes drops and walk-offs read more natural on stage, instead of dimming into a colder look.

Camera-aware tuning built into the fixture

STRIKE Array 4 is built for environments where the audience hit needs to look good on camera as well as in the room:

  • High color metrics: CRI 93.2 and TLCI 91 support more accurate rendering under capture conditions.
  • PWM options: 600 Hz through 25,000 Hz to better match different camera and shutter environments.

Tool-free interlocking for scalable blinder walls

A custom interlocking system connects multiple STRIKE Array 4 units together without tools, and it is designed to interconnect with STRIKE Array 2 fixtures as well. When you are building wider looks for festival stages, club rigs, or Chicago mobile events, this keeps setup fast while maintaining a clean, aligned build.

IP65 physical design and connections for wet deployments

The IP65 rating supports temporary outdoor and wet use, with an outdoor/wet configuration that includes a pressure equalizing M12 GORE valve. Power input and output use Seetronic Powerkon IP65, and data runs on 5-pin IP65 XLR, keeping the connectivity aligned to wet-environment workflows.

Output geometry that reads big in the room

With a 61.5 degree beam and 100.5 degree field, STRIKE Array 4 is built to throw wide, and the measured output of 684 lux at 5 m supports true audience-blinder intensity. For show programming, that means fewer fixtures can often cover broader audience zones when you plan placement intentionally.

How to Deploy CHAUVET Professional STRIKE Array 4 in the Field

Deploy STRIKE Array 4 like a purpose-built audience tool: decide the coverage zone first, then aim each pod to match your sightlines, camera lanes, and crowd geometry. Use the IP65 protection for wet environments, and plan power linking and addressing early so the rig stays clean when you scale into multi-fixture arrays.

Interlock for scale, aim the pods for precision, then tune PWM for the camera before doors.

  • Rigging and aiming: Use the repositionable yoke and multiple mounting locations, then set head pan (or tilt depending on orientation) so the hit lands exactly where you want it.
  • Build arrays fast: Use the tool-free interlocking system to connect multiple STRIKE Array 4 units, and interconnect with STRIKE Array 2 units when the design calls for mixed array layouts.
  • Addressing strategy: Select the DMX channel mode (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 10) based on how much control detail you need versus how many fixtures you are deploying.
  • Camera tuning: Choose a PWM setting (600 to 25,000 Hz) that best fits the capture environment, especially for broadcast or content-driven stages.
  • Power linking plan: Use Seetronic Powerkon IP65 in/out and stay within rated linking limits (5 units at 100 V, 6 at 120 V, 11 at 208 V, 12 at 230 V, 12 at 240 V).
  • Environmental limits: Keep deployments within the rated ambient range of -4 F to 113 F to match the intended operating envelope.

Why Choose the CHAUVET Professional STRIKE Array 4 from AVMaxx:

STRIKE Array 4 is the kind of fixture that rewards correct planning: channel mode choices, PWM selection, linking limits, wet-environment cabling, and array layouts all matter on show day. AVMaxx focuses on field-aware guidance so DJs, venues, and production teams can build bigger looks without guesswork creeping into the rig.

AVMaxx helps Chicago DJs and event teams spec STRIKE Array 4 rigs that scale cleanly, program fast, and stay camera-ready in real outdoor conditions.

  • Application-first planning: We help translate your venue and crowd geometry into practical placement, aiming, and array decisions using the fixture’s wide beam/field profile.
  • Control clarity: Guidance on choosing the right DMX channel footprint and using RDM when your workflow supports it.
  • Show-day reliability mindset: Power linking limits, wet-environment connections, and camera-aware PWM tuning get handled up front so your rig behaves under pressure.

Frequently Asked Questions — CHAUVET Professional STRIKE Array 4

Is the STRIKE Array 4 actually intended for wet outdoor use?

Yes. It carries IP65 ratings for temporary outdoor and wet use, including an outdoor/wet configuration with a pressure equalizing M12 GORE valve.

What DMX channel modes can I choose from?

STRIKE Array 4 supports DMX and RDM with channel options of 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 10 so you can pick the footprint that fits your programming needs.

How do I tune STRIKE Array 4 for camera-facing stages?

Use the selectable PWM options (600 Hz, 1,200 Hz, 2,000 Hz, 4,000 Hz, 25,000 Hz) to better match the capture environment. The fixture’s CRI 93.2 and TLCI 91 are designed to support camera-friendly rendering.

Can I build larger arrays quickly without tools?

Yes. A custom interlocking system allows multiple STRIKE Array 4 units to connect together without tools, and it is designed to interconnect with STRIKE Array 2 units as well.

For Chicago DJs, what is a practical way to use STRIKE Array 4 for big drops?

Aim each pod to your crowd zones, then use 16-bit dimming for smooth build-ups and strobe (0 to 25 Hz) for impact hits. If cameras are present, set PWM intentionally before the room fills.

Tell us your venue type, trim height, and how many fixtures you want to link, and we will help you map a clean STRIKE Array 4 layout with the right channel mode and power plan.

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