ELATION PROFESSIONAL
EVLED
www.elationlighting.com
Elation Professional’s new lightweight, transparent IP65-rated LED
video panels are designed for creating vibrant video screens, curtains
and backdrops. The panels are available in three versions: medium-
resolution SMD Tri-Color, EVLED 1024SMD (20mm pixel pitch);
medium-resolution RGB Discrete LED, EVLED 1024 (18.75mm pixel
pitch); and low-resolution RGB Discrete LED, EVLED 256 (37.5mm
pixel pitch). Ideal for concerts, stages, touring productions and special events, the EVLED panels
feature an integrated rigging / hanging system that allows users to easily assemble any size LED video
screen. Up to 16 pieces can be linked on one AC circuit, and as many as 1,000 pieces can be run from
one Ethernet video output using Elation’s ELED VSC driver, which can run two outputs to two screens
simultaneously. With brightness up to 5,500 nits, the EVLED panels are fully viewable in daylight, unlike
many projection video systems. Featuring a rugged aluminum alloy frame and rubber compound
gasket, the EVLED panels are true weatherproof road warriors. Should a pixel get damaged, the user
can simply remove and replace the strip, without having to buy an entire new panel.
ELATION PROFESSIONAL
PLATINUM SPOT 5R
www.elationlighting.com
The Elation Professional Platinum Spot 5R features the revolutionary,
new Philips MSD Platinum 5 R lamp technology. The 160W, 7,950 lumen
(8,000K) Platinum 5R lamp produces an output comparable to a 575W
fixture, and offers a short arc and compact design with a bright, even field
of light, equating to a highly saturated colour palette. The lamp includes the
reflector built-in, providing perfect lamp alignment and a new optical sys-
tem each time it’s replaced. Elation’s Platinum Spot 5R is half the weight
and two thirds the size of a 250W moving head, plus it is faster than most fixtures in its class. Platinum
Spot 5R offers a full complement of professional design features, including: eight vibrant dichroic
colours; 22 gobos (eight rotating / indexing, 14 static); 3-Facet Rotating Prism effect; variable frost
(which allows it to function as a hybrid spot / wash); motorised iris; motorised focus; variable speed
shutter / strobe; and 0-100% mechanical dimmer. Operating on 16 DMX channels, the Platinum Spot
5R draws 350W of power, has a 540º pan and 265º tilt and a beam angle of 17º.
HIGHLITE
DMT PIXELMESH
www.highlite.nl
The DMT Pixelmesh P37,5 SMD RGB is a high quality
full colour LED screen. The frame is constructed from
strong and light weight aluminum. Each panel mea-
sures 600mm square weighs only 8kg and contains
256 pixels on a 37.5mm pitch. Each of the 256 pixels
is a RGB three-in-one SMD LED. The DMT Pixelmesh
P37,5 has a built-in power supply, easy locking system (no tools required) and is equipped with Pow-
ercon and Ethercon connectors which ensure a stable wiring connection. Its slim design, thickness
is only 60mm, allows installation in narrow spaces and because of its IP rating of IP54 it is rainproof
and therefore ideal for outdoor use. The DMT Pixelmesh P37,5 SMD can be widely used at shows,
concerts, exhibitions, and clubs.
LAMA VITA
VITALED M25
www.lama-vita.com
Lama Vita VitaLED M25 is a versatile
DMX512 LED moving head. It provides
a powerful light beam effect, is easy to
use and has essential features including:
pan angle of 540 degrees and tilt angle
of 255 degrees; multiple controlling
via DMX512; master/slave and stand
alone funtions; and it’s sound activated.
VitaLED M25 is compact in size and is an environmentally friendly moving head which is suitable for a
number of applications including, nightclubs, restaurants, and ballrooms.
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