Antari S-100X and S-200X Snow Machines

With newly-developed PCB and new advanced pump, Antari’s S-100X and S-200X promise even greater reliability and the ability to generate 50 percent more snow output than their predecessors, the S-100II and S-200. They can create both snow and blizzard effects. The only difference between S-100X and S-200X (pictured here) is that the S-200X is the more “silent” version.

The elektraBar is a 43-inch linear LED fixture that can be linked end-to-end or side-to-side for seamless, continuous coverage. Sporting 18 12W, 25-degree LEDs (10- and 40-degree lens kits available), the product’s six-in-one LEDs (RGBAWI) deliver the full color spectrum – including Amber for truly fresh tones – as well as a greater color palette than gels can provide. MSRP is $899.

The U-Torm is a new, flexible solution to the problem of suspending drop fixtures and finding tormentor positions, in a completely modular solution from Cosmic Truss. Comprised of modules and sections that fit seamlessly together with standard pipes and adaptors from the Cosmic Truss range, the U-Torm allows endless configurations for single fixtures, double hangs or ladders of multiple fixtures.

GLP’s impression X4 Bar 10 and impression X4 Bar 20 pack 10 and 20 15W RGBW LEDs, respectively, in battens measuring 20 and 40 inches. Promising high quality optics for a smooth, homogenized output across the batten through a broad palette of pastel and saturated colors, the fixtures are also designed with dimming that promises no color shift, just smooth, even fades. 

Green-GO, a leading digital intercom-over-Ethernet system from ELC Lighting, recently launched its Green-GO app for Apple devices (iOS). The app is free to download from the Apple Store and lets users gain control over beltpacks or table stations (32 full duplex channels, 250 groups and 3000 users) by using their iPhone, iPad or iTouch mobile devices.

The Osram RLD6 LED Recessed Downlight is a six-inch LED architectural downlight that promises energy savings up to 65 percent. The product is positioned as a long-life alternative to compact fluorescents, halogen and metal halide sources.

Invented by a couple Seattle guys who hated to tape down cables, the GaffGun ($249/direct) allows a person to securely dress wires about as fast as you can walk. The unit accommodates rolls of 1/2/3-inch tape and cables of several sizes, using patent-pending CoreLok technology to insure the tape is always centered over the cable(s). It includes an extension handle, so your back isn’t destroyed by the time you get to the end of the cable run across a gymnasium or airport runway. GaffGun is available now.