FRANCE – Since its launch at PLASA 2017, Ghibli™, Ayrton’s first LED Spotlight, has taken the industry by storm. Compact, elegant and lightweight, Ghibli is factory-equipped with a framing system and delivers an impressive 23,000 lumen output from a 600W source with an incredible 80% efficiency, which makes it powerful enough for large scale arenas.
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An optional High TM30/CRI Mode can be implemented for situations demanding even higher quality light output. The incredibly high quality of its output offers a crisp, clean and uniform beam with no hotspot, and fantastic centre-to-edge uniformity across its whole field and delivers a fat, even beam, meaning Ghibli is at home as much in theatre as on the touring circuit.
Ghibli boasts high output, ultra-efficient optics and an 8:1 zoom from 7° to 56° putting it in a class of its own. Designed to offer lighting designers unlimited creative possibilities without any compromise, its wealth of features include CMY color mixing, variable CTO, and a complete effect section including two gobo wheels, a prism, an animation wheel, two frosts, and a rotating framing system that allows a full wipe, all housed in a most compact, competitively-priced, package with a classy, sleek, industrial design.
Ghibli is the smallest and lightest, yet extremely powerful, fixture in its class compared with both LED and metal halide products, and gives the best performance to size and weight ratio of any available LED hard edge fixture – and metal halide product – in its class.
“Ayrton’s new line of wash and spot fixtures has attracted immense interest, and Ghibli in particular has taken customers by storm as they truly start to engage with the unique potential of this multi-purpose, multi-talented fixture,” says Michael Althaus, Ayrton’s Global Sales Director.
To see a presentation of Ghibli™ visit: https://vimeo.com/237437342
Ghibli can be seen in full performance mode with more new Ayrton products in the Prolight+Sound 2018 lightshow designed by Stephane Migné at https://vimeo.com/264064055
