Prolight+Sound
Havells-Sylvania At Prolight+Sound 2013 Havells-Sylvania will be showcasing its range of Photo Optic lamps for the professional stage and studio lighting market. The company will be in Hall 9, on stand F30 demonstrating the benefits of its SPG (Special Product Group) lamp products, throughout the event. Products on display include the full BriteArc range of Photo Optic Discharge Lamps featuring the “BriteFit” family and both “Single Ended” and “Double Ended” ranges. One of the highlights will be Havells-Sylvania’s family of Photo Optic HID Lamps. The 3200K colour temperature of the range makes the lamps suitable for replacing halogen in portable outdoor filming equipment, where the increased efficiency gives a longer battery life. The range has a unique dimmable function which enables the same lamp to be used at various power ratings and therefore in various pieces of equipment, thus providing a more versatile stock holding, whilst maintaining fantastic colour stability.
As part of the Photo Optic family, Sylvania’s innovative BriteArc “BriteFit” range will be at the show. This range, as well as the entire family of Sylvania Brite Arc lamps is manufactured at the company’s facilities in Tienen (Belgium). All models from the “BriteFit” range are fitted with a bayonet system for fast and easy replacement and offer outstanding lumen maintenance. T: 0870 606 2030 W:
www.havells-sylvania.com
Top image: Havells-Sylvania BriteArc Double Ended Range Bottom Left: Clay Paky Alpha Profile 800 ST
Pulsar Light New for Prolight+Sound 2013 is the
Clay Paky Clay Paky will be launching new
products at Prolight+Sound 2013 including the Sharpy Wash 330, the Alpha Profile 800 ST and the GlowUp Strip 100. The Sharpy Wash 330 is an
extraordinarily compact, lightweight 330W washlight, with the luminous efficiency, graphic and optical performance of a 1000W fixture. The Alpha Profile 800 ST is a moving beam shaper. Clay Paky used highly sophisticated micromechanics to obtain a compact, light, silent unit with an extremely bright light and a zoom capable of producing an extraordinarily sharp, perfectly uniform beam.
GlowUp Strip 100 is a LED bar for
professional stage lighting, with mixed battery/mains power supply and a mixed cable/wireless control. 10 powerful RGB-W multi-chip LEDs are arranged in a line inside a 100cm linear aluminium housing suitable for outdoor use (IP65). The fixture creates a curtain of brightly coloured light, with a beam angle adjustable from 14° to 70°. The original "white power saving" function helps optimize power consumption. T: +39 035 654 311 W:
www.claypaky.it Robe
introduction of ChromaBeam 33, 66, and 200 to supplement the ChromaBeam 100 and create a complete family of fixtures for every application. The fixtures use either ChromaZone or mains voltage and DMX for full control of LED levels. Mains stand-alone versions are also available. These new products come with a range of accessories, options and body colours to suit any project and can be customised to meet your exact specification with lighting fixtures built and driven to exceed a 100,000 hour design life. ChromaBeam 66, 100 and 200 are also compatible with Pulsar Fixture Management (PFM) for remote configuration over the DMX line. T: +44 (0) 1223 403 500 W:
www.pulsarlight.com
Bottom Right: Pulsar Light ChromaBEAM Teaser
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