140 GUIDE - MOVING HEADS
A&O TECHNOLOGY | FALCON
www.ao-technology.com
A&O Technology’s LED / xenon hybrid searchlight is a novelty of the Falcon range. The powerful xenon searchlight is equipped with a LED video matrix on its front and back body. With perfect binning and a brightness of 3,500 nits, the LED video panel gives smooth and seam- less colour transitions. An excellent contrast and a pixel pitch of 20mm offer a highly sharp display of graphic sequences like fonts and each panel has a resolution of 768 pixels with 3-in-1 SMD LEDs. The powerful xenon searchlight, based on the Falcon 6000 CMY in combi- nation with the LED video matrix, provides new possibilities for lighting design. The DMX controlled Falcon CMY LED-video is for indoor and outdoor use and features a CMY colour changer with an extra scroller for special effects. Designed for both floor-mounted and suspended / inverted use, the Falcon CMY LED-video is suited to large events in stadia, large scale places and stages, where the combination of xenon beam with video banner is desired.
ACME | LED MS-700PE
www.acme.com.cn
The LED MS-700PE moving head from Acme combines the latest LED technology with excellent optics and great features. This 180W LED light, designed for use in bars, clubs, concerts or the theatre, is the latest addition to the wide selection of Acme’s specialised entertainment and stage lighting products. The moving head light includes one rotating gobo wheel with seven gobos; one rotating gobo wheel with eight gobos; one fixed gobo wheel with eight gobos; and one colour wheel with seven colours. All these options are also combined with an additional white colour option. The light includes a prism, a rotating prism and an iris, the combination of these functions means the form, speed, size and colour of the lighting is highly configurable - both manually and automatically. This moving head can be used as passively controlled background lighting in bars or pubs as well as an active factor creating and reacting to events in concerts or theatre performanc- es.
AMERICAN PRO | ION 230B
www.american-pro.com
Tecshow, a brand of American Pro has introduced the ION Series of moving heads. Based on the latest lighting technology and powered by well-knowed suppliers Osram and Luminus, the ION Series combines compact fixtures with powerful outputs. The ION 230B features major innovations and a compact design. It comes with wireless DMX to make touring faster and easier and is powered by Osram Sirius HRI 230W. The lamp has been designed for small and lightweight moving heads, giving high luminance through a very short arc. ION 230B comes equipped with a three-phase motor bringing fast movement speed. The new optical system generates a powerful, sharp beam, without any halo around the edge. Featuring 11 saturated colours, eight rotating gobos, eight facets prism, frost and focus completes the main characteristics of this moving head.
AYRTON | WILDSUN 500C
www.ayrton.eu
The WildSun 500C has been developed for lighting designers who prefer the quality and density of the emitted light. It provides the option to create an endless palette of rich pastels or saturated colours whose primary goal is colour reproduction. The white component of the LED, deliberately chosen at the centre of the spectrum, offers a wide range of applications, particularly in the reproduction of warm shades. It is equipped with 31 13W LED modules fitted with 45mm high-output optics, all combined with a sophisticated and noiseless cooling sys- tem. All these optimisations allow the WildSun 500C to generate overall luminous flux in excess of 10,000 lumen. Each LED light-ring can be controlled individually in expanded full colour mode and numerous pre-programmed effects are available in the internal memory, which can be combined with multiple reproduction modes and colour macros.
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