Moving heads - GUIDE 147
STEINIGKE | FUTURELIGHT PLS-5R
www.steinigke.de
The Futurelight PLS-5R is an advantageous combination, unifying speed, weight, assertiveness, compactness and service life in a most modern way. It easily takes up the duel with a conventional 575W moving head. The size of this spot is comparable to an MSD-250, and it is lightweight at just 16kg. Despite these values, the light output is more than convincing. A Philips Platinum 5R lamp is responsible. The yield of its 300W is remarkable. In addition, this lamp almost doubles life time of the fixture to approximately 2,000 hours. The PLS-5R is capable of fast movements and offers a pan of 630º and a tilt of 270º.
STUDIODUE | D-COLOUR
www.studiodue.com
The D-Color can be used in every kind of environment, thanks to its charming design and to an incredible chromatic surrender. Each fixture comprises eight red 3W LEDs totalling 480 lumen, eight green 3W LEDs totalling 640 lumen, eight blue 3W LEDs 3W totalling 240 lumen, and four amber 1W LEDs totalling 180 lumen. The D-Color features a 540º pan and a 170º tilt. Its control panel has a dynamic menu with built-in microprocessor with LED display and buttons, it has 16-bit LED dimming for precise colour mixing, a master / slave function, internal presets with variable speed, and music synchronisation by use of an internal microphone. It also has two DMX channel options, a 12 chan- nel mode, or a 15 channel mode.
VARI-LITE | VLX3 LED WASH, VL440 SPOT, VL770 SPOT & VL880
www.vari-lite.com
Philips Vari-Lite has announced a new series of small and powerful luminaires; the VLX3 LED Wash, VL440 Spot, VL770 Spot and the VL880 Spot. The VLX3 Wash uses three LED engines for stunning colours and intensity all with individual LED engine control while produc- ing 6,000 lumens of white light output with a 10,000-hour source life of the chip. The VL440, VL770 and VL880 Spot luminaires provide colour mixing through a three-wheel CYM assembly while each also has eight standard colours on a fixed wheel, a coated glass dimmer wheel, and a separate dual-blade strobe system. The VL440 Spot uses a 400W Philips MSR Gold 400 MiniFastFit lamp producing 9,000 lu- mens, the VL770 Spot has a 700W Philips MSR Gold MiniFastFit lamp producing 15,100 lumens, and the VL880 Spot has an 800W Philips MSR Platinum 35 lamp producing an impressive output of 19,000 lumens. Each luminaire also has one gobo wheel with seven rotatable and indexable positions, a second gobo wheel with 10 fixed positions, a mechanical iris, an independent armature with frost glass; and a second, independent armature with a rotating and indexable prism; with both the frost and prism glass being interchangeable.
VELLO | LED MH184
www.vellolight.com
The new LED MH184 from Vello is a 4-in-1 fixture that produces exceptional colour washes, from quad-colour RGBW LEDs. It features optional interchangeable lenses, which in turn offer various projection angles. The new 16-bit concept software provides a linear dimmer system, and thanks to 18 10W Edison LEDs, the LED MH184 is able to produce pure white plus many other full colours, using the high output of this LED moving head. It has a master / slave mode, as well a DMX 512 controllable mode, and an automatic mode. It has 16 DMX channels in total. It is suiatble for indoor use and is equipped with an IP20 waterproof rate. Its overall power capability is 250W, while its voltage is 100V - 240V.
www.mondodr.com
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