The output of the Joker-Bug 200 can be compared to a 750/1000 Watt quartz fixture, but with a power draw of only 3 Amps. It has become a standard for small interiors, interviews, documentaries, and car shots. The system will travel and operate in 110 and 240 Volt environments as well as 28.8 (2 x 14.4 camera batteries) and 30 Volt. The Par type design was preferred for its spot-to-flood ration (80 to 1), compactness (no focusing), ease of use, and efficiency through diffusing material. The popular set of four lenses (3 x Par 36 and a Frosted Fresnel) and barn doors will help to control the beam patterns from 5 degrees to 65 degrees. The “Bug-Lite” configuration is designed to fill a Lantern or any size Chimera Lightbank evenly, making it the perfect light for interviews. Its lightweight allows it to hang safely at the end of a boom arm.