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Architectural Lighting in My World

Illustration by Andy Au

Architectural Lighting in My World

April 2 is National Autism Awareness Day. In case one doesn’t know, this disease is now an epidemic, and one in every 100 kids born is being diagnosed with this incurable condition. In honor of this day, the Autism society has requested that everyone turn on a blue light. Structures such as the Empire State Building and John Hancock Tower turned blue that weekend to raise awareness about this alarming statistic. The fact that we are using something so simple as a colored light to draw attention to a cause makes me happy. You can see these at www.lightitupblue.org.

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Times Square Lighting 1900 Series

Times Square 1900 Series with Helieon LEDs

Times Square Lighting’s 1900 Series lighting fixtures is the next series of fixtures from the company to use Helieon LED light modules. These LEDs feature a separated socket and module, helping users change beam spreads easily and rapidly without the use of tools. A simple turn-and-click can change a luminaire from 24, 32 or 50 degrees. Beam angle, color temperature and light output can also be easily changed or upgraded without the need to remove the luminaire. The 1900 Series is designed to deliver clean white light without pixelation, and the Helieon module is projected to deliver, on average, more than 70% lumen maintenance after 50,000 hours of operation.

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Enlighten Splitter from Mega-Lite

Enlighten Splitter from Mega-Lite

The Enlighten Splitter from Mega-Lite is an Enlighten interface and four-output splitter all-in-one. The Enlighten DMX to USB interface is built right in. The unit has two inputs for when it is not being used with the Enlighten software. Each output and input has a 3-pin and 5-pin XLR connectors. Electronic isolation is used between input and output, and output and output. Its dimensions are 19” W x 6” L x 1.75” H. It has removable rack ears for rack mounting front or back and is also wall mountable.

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Siobhan Ruane, left, with Clear-Com Regional Sales Manager, Southeastern USA and Caribbean, Patrick Hamp

Clear-Com Helps USITT Honor Student with Stage Management Award

ALAMEDA, CA — Clear-Com once again supported USITT’s 2011 Young Designers & Technicians (YD&T) awards program. The awards recognize students and others relatively new to such areas as stage management, technical production, makeup design, lighting design and more. This year, University of Delaware senior Siobhan Ruane garnered top honors in the Clear-Com sponsored Stage Management category. Here she receives the honor from Clear-Com’s Patrick Hamp.

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Stageline SL50

Stageline SL50 Portable Stage

Stageline’s SL50 ultra portable stage, the first in the company’s new Light Series stages, measures 20’ by 16’ ( 6.1m by 4.9m). Features include a fiberglass roof, light and sound rigging, full banner capability and an option of two roof heights. It can be towed by a SUV or pick up truck and set up in less than 30 minutes, and reduced trailer dimensions expand parking options.

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