144 GUIDE - Moving heads
GRIVEN | GLOBE MK2 7000 & 4000
www.griven.com
Globe Mk2 7000 and Globe Mk2 4000 are a couple of single beam moving head searchlights that use flicker free powerful 7,000W and 4,000W lamps with precision electro-shaped nickel-rhodium coated reflector to give a beam which can be adjusted electronically between 1º and 12º angles. Reinforced aluminium and galvanised steel body design allows for whichever installation method, upside down, too, however the base unit features brake locking wheels and screw jacks for steady floor-mounted installations, while transit locks are provided for the pan and tilt movement. Both the main unit and the separate electronic ballast set are weatherproofed to a certified IP44 rating. All digital functions, including frost soft edge effect, black out, mechanical dimmer, stand-by mode and an enhanced electronic strobe feature can be easily set from a remote DMX512 controller, while the selection of each available option is accessible through the user friendly onboard display. The extraordinary Globe Mk2 7000 and Globe Mk2 4000 provide an extremely brilliant display that could be a highlight for any temporary or permanent event, whether it is a unique live experience or an outstanding fixed installation.
HIGH END SYSTEMS | INTELLASPOT
www.highend.com
The intellaspot represents the next generation in innovative optics, providing high lumen output, energy efficiency, zoom range, and overall feature set. The fixture is a hard-edged moving yoke light featuring smooth CMY colour mixing as well as variable CTO. A fixed colour wheel allows instant colour choices via easily exchangeable dichroic filters. Two rotating Lithopattern wheels, each with seven patterns plus open, provide a large number of output patterns and images. The output can be further enhanced with a rotating prism and an animation wheel. A battery-controlled full colour LCD menu system enables fixture addressing without having to power up the unit.With a powerful optical system, the intellaspot not only produces an extreme 20,000 lumen output from the 850W HID lamp, but also provides clear projections with a large zoom range of 11° to 55°. With its fast mechanical iris, variable soft edge, and electronic strobing, the intellaspot is truly a full featured automated luminare. The intellaspot also includes the stunning indigo highlighter feature which provides designers with additional light output from four 1W indigo LEDs, thus increasing the layering abilities of the large-exiting aperture fixture.
JB LIGHTING| A8
www.jblighting.com
The A8, features a newly developed optical system and outstanding zoom range from 8° - 48°. The A8 uses a total of 37 RGBW multi-chip LEDs as a light source. In combination with the highly efficient optical system they create both saturated and pastel colours as well as white with an impressive brightness. The A8 has hexagonally formed exit lenses which produce a wonderfully uniform luminous field. The inner values of the A8 are hidden in a compact and elegant housing. These include for example three-phase stepper motors, silent additional fans and a receiver module for JB-Lighting wireless DMX. As with previous LED washers by JB-Lighting, the A8 is characterised by sophisticated software. Special attention was paid to the dimming characteristics. The A8 features a high resolution true-colour dimmer. For demanding work, various control curves for RGBW are available as well as different dimming curves and camera modes, which ensure flicker free performance in television studios. Additional functions such as the stand-alone mode or different fan control modes can be adjusted and activated. Due to its wide zoom range, the remarkable light yield and the built-in wireless DMX, the A8 is designed for use on medium-sized stages, in the field of architecture and at tradeshows.
JB SYSTEMS LIGHT | SIRIUS
www.jbsystems.be
JB Systems’ Sirius is a compact but very powerful moving head for professional DJs, renting companies and discotheques. Based on the very latest 60W LED technology from CREE, Sirius has a great light output and sharp gobos, thanks to excellent optics. Although it has very low power consumption, it creates extremely brilliant colours compared to units with halogen lamps. JB Systems smallest moving head has everything its bigger brothers have including dimming, strobe, colour wheel, and gobo wheel. Sirius has excellent built-in programs for standalone function. Besides the DMX control of 11 channels, Sirius also has the famous DMX master / slave option. Thanks to this revolutionary new feature several Sirius units, working in master / slave, can still be controlled by one or four DMX channels, even while connected in a DMX chain.
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