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ETC (Electronic Theatre Controls) is a leading global manufacturer of lighting solutions, control equipment, and automated fixtures for theater, film, and architecture.

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ETC (Electronic Theatre Controls)

ETC, officially known as Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc., is a premier manufacturer of lighting and rigging solutions tailored for theater, film and television studios, as well as architectural and entertainment spaces. Based in Middleton, Wisconsin, ETC provides an extensive portfolio of products, including the renowned Source Four lighting fixtures, automated luminaires, power control processors, and advanced lighting consoles.

Built on a foundation of professional-grade manufacturing and rigorous testing, ETC supports lighting designers, stage managers, and technical teams around the globe. With a dedicated network of support available across the Americas, Europe, and Asia, ETC stands as a trusted partner in ensuring top-tier performance for live events, broadcast studios, and performing arts centers.

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ETC SolaPix Fan 8 Automated Luminaire User Manual

November 11, 2024
SolaPix Fan 8 Automated Luminaire Specifications: Product: High End Systems SolaPix Fan 8 Automated Luminaire User Manual Version: 1.2.1 Part Number: 2594M1210-1.2.1 Rev: A Released: 2024-10 Product Information: The High…

ETC XDLT Zoom Lens Tube Installation Guide

August 6, 2024
ETC XDLT Zoom Lens Tube Introduction The XDLT Zoom Lens Tube provides one-handed zoom operation from 15°–30° for Source Four LED Series 3 fixtures. For full instructions on using this…

ETC 222116 Source Four jr Zoom User Manual

February 4, 2024
ETC 222116 Source Four jr Zoom Specifications: Product: Source Four jr/jr Zoom Maximum Lamp Rating: 575W Lamp Compatibility: HPL lamps only Available Voltages: 115V, 120V, 230V, 240V Average Rated Life:…

ETC Source Four LED CYC Installation Guide

installation guide
Step-by-step installation guide for the ETC Source Four LED CYC adapter, including disassembly, attachment, and cleaning instructions. Learn how to properly install this lighting accessory for Source Four LED fixtures.

Element Lighting Control Console User Manual - ETC

User Manual
Comprehensive user manual for the ETC Element Lighting Control Console, designed for professional stage and event lighting applications. This guide covers setup, operation, patching, cue management, and advanced features to…

ETC Congo Lighting Console User Manual

User Manual
Comprehensive user manual for the ETC Congo theatre and moving light console, covering operation, programming, features, and troubleshooting for version 4.04.

ETC Setup Guide: Cisco SG350 Switch Configuration

Setup Guide
Detailed instructions for configuring Cisco SG350-10P and SG350-28P network switches for use with the ETC lighting network, including pre-configuration notes, network settings, and testing procedures.

ETC support FAQ

Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.

  • Where can I download software updates for my ETC automated fixture?

    You can download the latest software updates for free from the ETC website at etcconnect.com/Products/Automated-Fixtures.

  • How do I contact ETC Technical Services?

    You can reach ETC Technical Services in the Americas by calling 1-800-775-4382 or 1-608-831-4116, or by emailing service@etcconnect.com. Outside the Americas, refer to the ETC contact page for regional resources.

  • What types of lamps are compatible with the Source Four jr?

    The Source Four jr is rated for a 575W maximum lamp. You must only use HPL lamps in Source Four fixtures; using other lamps or wattages greater than 575W will void the ETC warranty.

  • How should I clean the glass lenses on my ETC lighting fixture?

    Do not use ammonia-based or harsh commercial cleaners. Wipe off dust with a blast of oil-free air or a clean, lint-free cloth. You can also use a 50/50 mix of distilled water and isopropyl alcohol to carefully clean the glass.