Advertorial It’s Time To Take Control...
Remote Controlled Lighting Ltd (RCL) is the only company in the world to specialise in the design and manufacture of low cost remote controlled luminaires. Their patented technology allows spotlights on high ceilings to costs and dangers often associated with them.
operators both time and money. During this period, the main control system has remained their Professional handheld remote control. results, and in 2013 they are introducing their
iDirect is a powerful new lighting control system that allows luminaires to be controlled in pan, tilt and intensity using simple gestures. features a number of pioneering features that make spotlight selection and control easier
Unlike other DMX-based systems, adding spotlights to iDirect is both quick and easy. It uses a simple two-step process that does away with the need for DIP switches or other complicated addressing methods.
Within iDirect, RCL has introduced Light Plans – an entirely new concept in spotlight
Traditional DMX systems rely on the use of sliders, rotary controls and switches to friendly interface that anyone can learn to use Ruston explains:
“When designing iDirect, we decided to focus on the user experience. We wanted a product that could be used by non-technical personnel
handheld controller has offered a simple lights in a package that is both affordable and simple to use.”
Other features within iDirect include the Scenes and Dimming sections. In addition operate as a centralised dimming system spotlights in a single area. Fully customisable allowing schemes to be easily recorded and recalled from within the app.
Contact
Remote Controlled Lighting T: +44 (0) 20 8404 2400
www.rclighting.com
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