Quasar Science Double Rainbow RR100 4ft RGBX LED Tube Light

The Double Rainbow stacks two pixel rows into a single 3.34-inch-wide extrusion, so the RR100 puts 48 addressable pixels and 100 W behind one 46-inch aperture. That geometry is what separates it from a single tube: you get the soft, continuous source of a wide fixture with per-pixel control down each row, which is the combination image-based lighting and virtual production volumes actually need. The same RGBX Spectral Science Color Engine drives it, calibrated across 1,750K to 10,000K.

Where the Rainbow 2 carries an Ethernet node, the Double Rainbow adds a network switch alongside it, so fixtures daisy-chain into an array without a separate switch in the run. Wired control is DMX, sACN and Art-Net; wireless is CRMX, W-DMX, Bluetooth, sACN and Art-Net. It runs off 120-240V mains through the TRUE1 inlet or 24V DC, and the integrated Ossium Rail takes the included Slider and Baby Pin. Two Q-Boot bumpers and 8-foot AC and DC cords are in the box.