The Robe T11 Profile MFS™ (Manual Follow Spot) is a compact and highly flexible manual follow spot, offering the same superb performance and impressive zoom range found in the T11 Profile™. Designed for precise, smooth operation, it features side-mounted ergonomic handles and an intuitive rear display panel for easy parameter control. Operators can make adjustments directly or leave control to the lighting desk — allowing full focus on follow-spotting duties.
Powered by the MSL-TE™ 350W multi-spectral LED engine, the T11 MFS™ delivers over 12,000 lumens of output with excellent colour accuracy and consistency across Robe’s T-series. It offers a virtually controlled CCT range from 2,700K to 8,000K (extendable to 10,000K), calibrated whites, and tungsten emulation. With a CRI of 95 and high TLCI and TM30-18 ratings, it ensures perfect skin tone rendering for stage or broadcast use.
The unit features a single high-definition lens offering a wide 5°–50° zoom range without the need for additional optics. Manual shutters function as internal barn doors for clean beam shaping, and the fixture includes both a 1° MagFrost™ (pre-installed) and 5° MagFrost™ (onboard). With Cpulse™ flicker-free operation, plus/minus green control, and a quiet design, the T11 Profile MFS™ is well suited for TV studios, theatres, and noise-sensitive environments. It comes complete with a handle, tripod, iris, and mounting adapter.
🔧 Key Features
🎯 Manual follow spot based on the Robe T11 Profile™
🎛️ Manual fader control for smooth, precise dimming
🎚️ Manual pan/tilt movement — 200° pan / 90° tilt
📐 Zoom range: 5°–50° via integrated single-lens optics
✂️ Manual internal shuttering system for accurate beam shaping
❄️ MagFrost™ filters: 1° installed + 5° spare on magnetic holder
⚖️ Lightweight & compact: Fixture 3.7 kg; Tripod 6.5 kg; Adapter 3.6 kg
📏 Dimensions: 712 mm (W) × 458 mm (H) × 388 mm (D)
🧳 Tripod height adjustable: 60 cm – 110 cm
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