500W LED WARM WHITE AUDIENCE BLINDER
COB LED Pixel WW has the special optics reflectors in combination with 20W COB (chip-on-board) single color warm white LEDs. Given COB LED Pixel WW an unprecedented light output capable of impressing and dazzling the audience.
Moving Lights
INDIGO-3000 is the most economical solution for high impact, yet energy-saving projections from a moving yoke spot fixture. It shares the architecture and optical system of the INDIGO-3000 and, likewise, boasts a feature-rich profile that delivers crisp and vivid patterns equally suited for mobile and permanent applications.
Professional Lighting
The apariSPOT X4 applying the high efficient 4in1 20W RGBW LED, adopt the specific optic, the overal output increase 30% above the last generation Apari SPOT x3, with a much better color mixing as well. n nThe apariSPOT X4 is an ideal mini spot/wash light for small show /event or fixed indoor installationas hotel, banquet, club, bar etc.
Professional Lighting
250W LED FOLLOW SPOT
Moving Lights
SUPER BEE BSW would combines brightness of exceptionally clear zero-fringing white beam together with continuous color transitions of CMY mixing. The 11.000 Lumen white LED engine (with Osram lamp chip), gives an extra punchy beam and an incredible 20.000 hours of operation.
Professional Lighting
LED WALL WASHER
Professional Lighting
The MAXCYC is powerful led, cyclorama, new innovational HISC system, extremely smooth color mixing , can replace the real 1250W traditional cyclorama, idea for theatre.
Discontinued
SS649 is a unique innovative moving wash, with infinity pan, fast pan/tilt movement. Even color mixing, 4.5-45deg wide zoom range, to creat a strong tight beam effect in minimum zoom, and large scale wash in maximum zoom. Fashioned, elegant and compact design, suitable for small or medium concerts, club, bar restaurant etc.
Professional Lighting
COB LED Pixel is a LED matrix consisting of 25x30W RGB/FC COB-LEDs, conceived to revolutionize the concept of pixel-control applied to lighting by LED sources.
