Product News

TekVox’s TekFlex-12 seamless high definition switcher promises to replace all inputs and outputs with 12 individual slots that can be independently populated.  The product will debut at InfoComm 2016, June 8-10, at the Las Vegas Convention Center (Booth #N1715).

Blizzard Lighting’s Stiletto Glo19 beam and wash luminaire promises both sharp beams and wash capabilities. It is an 11° to 58° zoomable wash moving-head with under-the-lens “Glo” effects. This moving head fixture is equipped with 19 15-Watt Osram 4-in-1 RGBW LEDs with RGB color mixing Glo control on a secondary LED array underneath the lens plate for the background glow effect.

ADJ’s Stinger II builds on its predecessor, combining an upgraded UV LED strobe feature with red/green laser beams. The Stinger II’s features list starts with six 5W hex-color (RGBA + White + Pink) LEDs. Next is the 30mW red/green laser. Then there’s the circle of eight atmosphere-enhancing UV 3W LEDs, replaces the original Stinger’s white LEDs. Along with strobe effects, these can be used for UV washes and color-embellishment. The Stinger II also offers 15 pre-set colors and stepper motor technology (1.8°) for accurate positioning and dynamic movement.

PARIS – After pioneering highly efficient and color accurate Remote Phosphor LED lighting, BBS Lighting applied this technology to create the first Bank LED Remote Phosphor lights. Bank systems have long been popular due to their versatility and convenient form factor. BBS has improved on the classic light bank by adding the benefits of Remote Phosphor technology in the Pipeline 4-Bank, 3’ and 4’ systems.

Harman’s Martin debuted two additions to the P3 System Controller family of LED video processors at Prolight + Sound in Frankfurt last month, and in early May announced v4.2.0, a feature-packed software upgrade for the entire line of P3 System Controller, including P3-050/100/150/200/300/PC and P3-on-Hippo.

PR Lighting launched its new ARC LED 1027 (PR-8806, pictured here) outdoor lighting fixture — a companion to the “two head” version, the ARC LED 1054 (PR-8808).

Eyevis’ EYE-TOLED-5500-TIGF40 is a transparent OLED display with a screen diagonal of 55 inch and a high-quality InGlass touch surface for up to 40 simultaneous touch points. Thanks to the high transmissivity of the panel and the self- luminous properties of the OLED material, this innovative display type is a first choice for installations in the center of interior designs, any- where between objects and viewers, in front of exhibits and products that require illustrations.

tvOne noted the release of v2.2 software for the company’s CORIOmaster and CORIOmaster mini. New features include ‘immediate mode,’ which lets users perform edge-blending and video monitor placement in real time rather than clicking ‘take’ after each adjustment.

Elation Professional has added to its family of LED strobes with the new Protron 3K Color, a high-power LED strobe light featuring 240 CREE XLamp 3W RGBW LEDs and 40,000 lumens of power for an explosion of color. The Protron 3K Color promises a powerful punch of colored light.

Laserworld’s EL-500RGB KeyTEX, the successor of the Laserworld ES-400RGB, has all the features seen previously in the ES-400RGB but also comes with a remote control plus a keyboard for entering text, animating it and doing color changes.

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.