Chauvet Pro ILUMIPODLLASYM Ilumipod LL - Asymmetrical Spread Filter

Asymmetrical Beam Control for Architectural Precision

The Chauvet Pro ILUMIPODLLASYM Ilumipod LL Asymmetrical Spread Filter is a beam-shaping accessory designed to modify the output of the Ilumipod LL fixture. It provides a controlled 60 x 10 degree asymmetrical light distribution, allowing designers and installers to direct light exactly where it is needed while minimizing spill into unwanted areas.

Targeted Light Distribution for Facades and Linear Surfaces

This asymmetrical spread filter is ideal for architectural lighting applications where light must travel farther in one direction than the other. It is especially effective for wall grazing, building facades, signage, and structural accents where even coverage along a vertical or horizontal plane is critical for clean visual results.

Designed Specifically for Ilumipod LL Fixtures

Engineered exclusively for the Ilumipod LL, this filter integrates seamlessly with the fixture’s optical system. It preserves color consistency, output quality, and beam definition while expanding the creative flexibility of the Ilumipod LL in professional architectural and outdoor lighting installations.

Durable Polycarbonate for Long-Term Use

Constructed from high-quality polycarbonate, the ILUMIPODLLASYM filter is built for durability and optical clarity. The material withstands environmental stress and repeated use, making it well suited for permanent installations in commercial, public, and exterior environments.

Maintains Weather Protection and Fixture Integrity

Once installed, the asymmetrical spread filter does not compromise the Ilumipod LL’s weather-resistant design. The fixture retains its outdoor-ready protection, allowing this accessory to be used confidently in exposed locations without sacrificing reliability or longevity.

Quick Installation with Flexible Design Options

The filter installs easily and can be removed without tools, enabling fast adjustments during commissioning or future lighting updates. This flexibility allows lighting designers to fine-tune beam direction and coverage without changing fixtures or mounting positions.