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HELVAR ARTISTIC LICENCE DYNALITE LITESTRUCTURES
LCD TOUCHPANEL ART-RANGE DDFCUC LITESWITCH
With a full colour 3.5” high reso- Artistic Licence’s new Art-Range The fan coil unit controller provides LiteSwitch is a revolutionary control
lution touch screen the TouchPanel products form the building blocks accurate air-temperature manage- interface, conceived with one aim
also offers first-class display qual- from which custom-built control ment in commercial environments – operational simplicity. Allowing
ity combined with attractive looks systems can be constructed, for while seamlessly integrating with control of up to 96 DMX channels
that further boost the product’s precision control of entire sys- complementary control systems. and 60 lighting scenes, LiteSwitch
appeal to the marketplace. The tems, from a simple lighting effect It is equipped with two dual-triac can be programmed to create and
built-in interface offers the user a through to a complete server- outputs for heating and cooling manage complex lighting environ-
configuarable background image based venue with local and global valve actuation, and three relay ments, yet access to them is so
and button design, and a range of controls. Using Art-Net, the brains outputs for high, medium and simple; at the touch of a single
fascia plate finishes are available of Art-Range is Art-Play, the play- low fan control. Three dry contact button. Powerful and sophisticated
to ensure harmony with any inte- back unit to which all other devices inputs allow connection to pro- additional features such as day-
rior design scheme. are connected. grammable devices. light sensing.
www.helvar.com www.artisticlicence.com
www.dynalite-online.com www.litestructures.co.uk
PROJECTION LIGHTING SILL PROLICHT ILIGHT
ALPHA LED LED PROJECTORS 2LOOK4LIGHT REVIO
The Alpha LED light engine solves The Sill LED projectors, now with The lights are set into a black, Good layout resulting from exten-
the problem of colour inconsis- new LED modules are all sup- inner-converted circuit for frame- sive ergonomic research leads
tency with an innovative optical ported by the new SILL-TRONIC less and recessed installation. The users to simply press the on / off
mixing cavity. The mixed light modular control system. Control installation shell’s frame, which button or touch the surface of the
passes through a cold phosphor and network options now include assimilates into the ceiling, con- panel to select the scene or zone
coating converting it into stable independent – built in programme, sists of a profile made of alu- they want to control. This is much
and constant whitelight (2700K, manual, wired DMX and now radio minium and a steel plate outer easier than having to navigate
3000K, and 4000K, with CRI up linked to give wireless control cir- shell. This frames system can hold through traditional panels with
to 95) producing more light than cuits and inter-luminaire commu- up to four Big Matrix Lights which many buttons of the same size and
a 50W low voltage dichroic lamp. nication. All Sill LED projectors are are inserted by simple click-on, shape. Twisting the rotary knob
The engine has been launched in IP65 rated and use high power and are recessed to a depth of raises or lowers the light levels
a range of downlights. LEDS for optimum light output. 45mm. accordingly.
www.alphaled.co.uk www.sill-uk.com
www.prolicht.at www.ilight.co.uk
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