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Product Description

Overview

The BDR-500 is a 4-leaf barndoor for KUPO CYC-500 / FDL-500 fixtures, built to shape the wide wash from a cyclorama or flood light without adding separate flags. Its foldable, adjustable leaves mount at the fixture face, giving crew a practical way to hold top spill, side scatter, and unwanted light off nearby scenery.

Why It Matters

CYC and flood fixtures are meant to throw broad, even light, which also means spill can travel farther than expected. A correctly matched barndoor gives that wash an edge, making it easier to protect masking, legs, upstage surfaces, and camera-sensitive areas.

Key Features

  • 692 x 266 mm outer dimensions match the 500 W KUPO CYC / FDL accessory size instead of forcing a near-fit from another fixture class.
  • Four foldable leaves shape the wash at the fixture face, useful for top cuts and side containment on cyc rows.
  • Adjustable blade direction gives crew more control when fixtures are used on the floor, overhead, or at an oblique angle.
  • Matt black finish reduces reflections around bright flood and cyclorama fixtures.

Host Fixture

Designed for KUPO CYC-500 / FDL-500. Use BDR-500 for the 500 W fixtures and BDR-1000 for the larger 1000 W CYC / FDL bodies.

Applications

A practical fit for theatre cycloramas, broadcast backdrops, school stages, black-box venues, and flood-light area washes where the designer needs broad coverage with cleaner edges.

Compatibility

Use with the listed KUPO CYC / FDL host fixtures and select the matching wattage family, BDR-500 for 500 W fixtures or BDR-1000 for 1000 W fixtures.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this make a CYC light behave like a profile spot?

No. It will not create a razor-sharp profile edge, but it gives useful spill control for a broad cyc or flood wash.

How do I choose between the 500 W and 1000 W barndoor sizes?

Match the barndoor to the host fixture family. Use BDR-500 for CYC-500 or FDL-500, and BDR-1000 for CYC-1000 or FDL-1000.

Is it mainly for top spill or side spill?

Both. The four leaves can be adjusted independently, so crews can trim the top edge, side scatter, or a combination of both.