144 GUIDE - LIGHTING CONTROL - Controllers
ACCLAIM LIGHTING | ART SSC
www.acclaimlighting.eu
Acclaim Lighting has introducded a new solid-state lighting control, the ART SSC. Maintenance required to keep the lighting and its control system working well over time must be kept to a minimum in an installation. In many, the computer proves to be the weakest link and main cause for maintenance: a broken fan, dust on the heat sink, broken power-supply, etc. Choosing Acclaim’s ART SSC for your installation means that no computer is required. The ART SSC is a lighting controller for permanent installations in museums, themed venues, parks, architectural lighting projects, clubs and bars. The device is completely solid-state, with no moving parts. It is an extremely secure and low-maintenance installation control solution with minimal power consumption. Hardware connectivity includes 1,024 DMX out, 512 DMX in, MIDI, MTC, SMPTE real-time clock, astronomical clock, GPI contact-closures, Ethernet, Art-Net, OSC, visual touch compliant and linking of multiple ART SSCs. All operating and programming is done through its dynamic web 2.0 interface. Connected to a browser, the Acclaim ART SSC unfolds into a lighting console, show controller, DMX / Art-Net recorder and Protocol Converter, making it standout as a feature- rich solution.
BRITEQ | LD-SMART DIM
www.beglec.com
LD-SMART DIM is an ideal all-in-one DMX-controller for all kinds of architectural lighting applications in households, hotels, restaurants, clubs, and shops. A solution for RGB control in any fixed installation or to be integrated in domotica applications. Thanks to its compact size this controller fits in any standard recessed wall box. The jog dial operation creates easy control of functions like on / off, dimmer, colour, fade, sequence. One Smart Dim Controls up to six different zones completely independently. Different LD-SMART DIM controllers can work together (bi-directional communication). Up to six scenes can be stored and recalled at any moment. An optional RF-remote available to recall scenes and adjust dimmer levels. A total of 24 DMX-channels with different DMX-channel settings for each zone. Multicolour buttons for monitoring of each zone. LD-SMART DIM is a DMX controller, so it can be used in combination with any other DMX device.
CHROMLECH | GLEAMER
www.chromlech.com
Chromlech’s Gleamer is a DMX-controlled low-voltage dimmer. With nine channels in a compact, half-rack case, Gleamer drives any set of low-voltage, high-power lamps from 6V to 28V to give accurate independent, or matrix, control without the usual transformer or serial connection. Output channels can be paralleled for even more power - up to 2,700W- while powered from a single 230V / 16A plug. By making use of the latest digital signal processors (DSP), Gleamer offers real-time, true 8-bit+ dimming over the full user-programmable output range. Its specific high-frequency energy conversion stage allows for radical noise reduction, while sustaining the strong inrush cur- rent levels required by this type of light source. Low-voltage lighting yields a higher light efficiency than regular mains-powered bulbs of the same power, while allowing a superior light and beam quality output where LED cannot yet match. Gleamer offers new scope for creativity, while making use of existing and brilliant light sources such as Svoboda or Aircraft, thus simultaneously reducing material waste.
LUMEN RADIO | CRMX NOVA
www.lumenradio.com
CRMX Nova is a smart wireless lighting controller that automatically and continuously adapts to its surroundings in real time. CRMX Nova was designed to meet the demand for reliable, easy to use wireless lighting controls in entertainment lighting and withstand the wear and tear of touring, rental and stage use. CRMX Nova has been used in hundreds of challenging installations worldwide such as Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, The Coachella Festival in USA, Black Eyed Peas The Beginning Tour and The SEA Games 2011 in Indonesia. All CRMX Nova products utilise automated cognitive coexistence, which means that they do not disturb nor are disturbed by othe wireless systems. The units operate on the 2.4GHz band, which is available globally. All units have the advanced CRMX features such as DMX synchronization, lowest latency in the industry at 5ms, strong 128 bit encryption and 500 - 1,000 metre link range. All CRMX Nova RDM products have support for RDM and Ethernet protocols such as streaming ACN, Pathport, ETCNet, ArtNet.
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