Blizzard Lighting’s Fab5 Series LED fixtures will incorporate 15W, 5-in-1 RGBAW LEDs with internal color mixing achieved with red, green, blue, amber and white nodes. The first two fixtures, due out in November, are the Puck Fab5, pictured left, and ToughPAR Fab5, below right. The Puck Fab5, a new variation of the Puck series flat LED par can, will feature seven of the new 15W 5-in-1 LEDs.
Read More »RED Lighting’s Pixel Par and Pixel Square LED fixtures feature COB (Chip on Board) technology, where the sources are mounted on a flat circuit board at an imperceptible distance from each other for a homogenized effect. Output is considerable — up to 100W per chip — with a minimal luminous flux decadence and a lower heat production. The Pixel Par LED works with just a single 100W three-in-one RGB tri-COB LED and consumes 120W power. It is 215mm by 215mm by 240mm in size and weighs 2.5kgs. The Pixel Square has 16 30W RGB tri-COB LEDs, with 560W power consumption. It is 345mm by 165mm by 380mm in size and weighs 5.2 kgs. Both feature 60 degree beam angles and power-in specs of AC 110V-240V and 50Hz/60Hz.
Read More »TORONTO — Prolyte Group, a manufacturer of truss, roof systems, crowd barriers, staging and hoists, named A.C. Lighting Inc., based here, as its distributor for North America. The company’s manufacturing facilities are in Wakefield, U.K.; Leek, The Netherlands; and Slatina, Romania. Prolyte also offers custom manufacturing through its Litestructures and Brilliant Stages divisions.
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LOS ANGELES — Road Radios, LLC announced the opening of their new office in Nashville, TN starting Nov. 1, 2012. The company was founded in 2004 and has grown into a major provider of two-way radio equipment for entertainment, sports and corporate event production. “We are excited about bringing our operations to the heart of the Country Western market and look forward to providing excellent communication needs and unsurpassed custom service to our clients,” said Jeremy Schilling, president of Road Radios.
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ANTWERP, Belgium – About 12,000 disco divas stepped out to the 2012 Studio 54 Sportpaleis event in Antwerp, Belgium to strut their best dancefloor moves and grooves to the sounds of the 1970s. The event featured Robe moving lights along with other gear supplied by Total Event Support. LD Peter Vervloesem designed the event; the centerpiece of the arena design was a massive chandelier in the roof made up from 400 x 40 cm mirror balls flown above the stage.
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LEXINGTON, KY – The Wildcats’ Basketball season kicked off with a light show provided by Bandit Lites. The packed arena watched as the entire basketball court transformed into a 94-ft by 50-ft screen. Bandit’s Aaron Swetland designed and operated the lighting program, filling the arena with effects from Clay Paky Sharpys, Martin MAC 2K Washes, Vari-Lite 3K spots, GRN washes, GRN LED pars and Martin Atomic Strobes.
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GLENDALE, CA – Large crowds gathered throughout Los Angeles over the weekend, hoping to catch a glimpse of the space shuttle Endeavour as it rolled slowly through the streets to its final home. Meanwhile, the crew from Kinetic Lighting spent Friday and Saturday at the California Science Center setting up dramatic lighting apropos of the orbiter and the huge moment in Los Angeles history.
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NORTH CREEK, NY – Creative Stage Lighting named Scott Vontobel business development manager. He was previously with Lex Products, TMB and Global Distribution Systems (GDS), with experience in cable and cable assembly products, power distribution and introducing products and brands to new markets.
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LONDON – Presentational Rentals (PR) supplied all technical elements for the recent London launch of rock legends’ Led Zeppelin’s “Celebration Day” film. Band members Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and Paul Jones answered questions from the press following a special media screening of the two-hour movie – which features their one-off 2007 reunion concert at London’s O2 Arena – directed by production industry video guru and visionary, Dick Carruthers.
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