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Mega-Lite’s Baby Color VW is designed to serve as a bright variable white fixture that is ultra-compact in size. The unit is equipped with 7 5W LEDs and has less than a 5” square body. The fixture has a 20°beam angle and comes with a diffuser that increases the beam angle to 25°. The Baby Color VW is controllable via DMX 512 and has amber, warm white, cool white, dimmer, CTO and strobe channels. It also has the control options audio trigger and master slave. The Baby Color VW has a double mounting yoke so it can to be set on the floor or hang from a structure. It has a digital display designed for ease of use. And the unit is equipped with power con in and out and 3-pin or 5-pin XLR connections.

Blizzard Lighting’s mini cube-shaped moving head, Snake Eyes Mini, brings the features of Blizzard’s larger Snake Eyes fixtures into a more compact package. Features include six 10-Watt CREE RGBW 4-in-1 LEDs with a 9° beam angle. The Snake Eyes Mini is also lined with 12 controllable RGB strips, and the compact fixture moves with 630°/540° pan and infinite tilt.

ADJ describes its Crazy Pocket 8 as a pocket-sized version of the original Crazy 8. The Crazy Pocket 8 has dual-tilting bars, each with four lenses and 205-degree tilt. There are eight 3W LEDs (two red, two green, two blue, two amber), a rotating base (with 540-degree pan) and a capacity for  8-zone LED chases. ADJ has also designed the fixture to offer intense strobe and pulse effects, while 0-100% electronic dimming.

Chauvet Professional’s Maverick MK2 Spot, launched at Prolight + Sound in Frankfurt, Germany in early April, is now available. The first of the company’s new Maverick series fixtures, the Maverick MK2 Spot makes use of a 440-watt LED engine to produce an illuminance of 2,518 to 18,079 lux at 5 meters, depending on the zoom angle. It also features a seven-position plus white color wheel along with a wide range of colors from its CMY and variable CTO color mixing system.

LP1 SuperSPOT accent lights from Lighting Services Inc. feature true 4 degree beams and 74,000+ CBCP from 15 watts. LP1 SuperSPOTs are made with a… Read More »LP1 SuperSPOT from Lighting Services Inc.

Kramer Electronics USA’s K-Touch 3.2 is the latest software upgrade for the K-Touch Control Platform. K-Touch 3.2 promises ot further simplify the system design process and reduce the time it takes to build advanced, user-friendly room control systems over Ethernet for lights, screens, sound, any AV equipment, HVAC, thermostats, and more. K-Touch 3.2 is designed to save time on both new installations and upgrades of existing installations with support for Kramer’s new FC-28 Ethernet Gateway.

Blizzard Lighting calls its wiCICLE AnyFi a “teeny-tiny yet mighty powerful DMX receiver with no cords attached,” and notes that it will help users free themselves of the burden of untangling DMX cables.

Laserworld Showeditor FREE was presented at Prolight+Sound 2016 for the first time. It is a free ILDA laser show control software, that incorporates the features of the Laserworld Showeditor full version except the direct output to a hardware interface. It can be used for creating logos, text, animations and aerial effects and exporting them to the standard *.ild file format. This file format is compatible to all ILDA standard SD-card playback systems for show laser lights, so the Laserworld Showeditor FREE can be used with SD-card lasers of almost any brand.

PR Lighting’s new XR 440 Beam, featured at Prolight + Sound in Frankfurt, Germany earlier this month, houses the new Osram Sirius HRI 440W discharge lamp, outputting 22,000 lumens. As such it promises to serve as a powerful powerful beam light, with a superbly designed optical path, excellent color and comprehensive and number of effects.

PR Lighting’s XR 440 BWS joins last year’s XR 330 BWS in the BWS (Beam Wash Spot) hybrid category. The fixture was featured at both the recent GET Show in Guangzhou and Prolight+Sound exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany. The XR 440 BWS’s many features start with Osram’s Sirius HRI 440W lamp as the light source.

FRANKFURT, Germany – Laserworld Group detailed some of the new laser gear and technologies deployed at the Prolight+Sound exhibition in Frankfurt earlier this month including the twelve RTI NEO SIX RGB units on the PRG/LEA Stage. With 12 beam arrays, LD Jerry P. Appelt was able to control a total of 72 individual laser beams via DMX in 16bit fine positioning mode. Along with the new RTI units, Laserworld-owned tarm lasers were featured. The laser show was controlled through Lasergraph DSP laser control software and hardware, in combination with grandMA2 consoles.

Hubbell Control Solutions’ NX Fixture Controller is designed for standalone or networked lighting control. The fixture-based module promises to maximize savings by deploying only the features needed.