OK to daisy-chain power on FlatPar Tri7x and CWWW9?

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Hi! I know that the docs for Flat Par Tri 7X and CWWW9 both advise you not to daisy-chain the power between different fixtures, but I was wondering if these two fixtures (same manufacturer, same family) could be daisy-chained together with IEC cables, or is that still a no-no?

Thanks!

Rob / Montreal

10/8/1310:00 AM

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tonywrightMember

I am certainly no expert on ADJ products. However, I have not had any problems using a shared electric feed to power my Tri18X and my CWWW18. (Big brothers to the fixtures you inquired about.)

For what it is worth, I am running one stand with one Tri18X and one CWWW18 on stage left and a second stand on stage right with an identical set up. Stage is approximately 20-25 feet wide and about 12-15 feet deep. Running my master fader around 50%, I have plenty of light for facial recognition from the back of the room.

10/23/138:36 PM

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