Barco announced the release of a new lighting product from High End Systems — the Cyberlight 2.0, which was recently unveiled in a preview at the Austin City Limits festival in Austin, Texas.
The Cyberlight 2.0 is a full-featured automated luminaire with a 2000 watt short arc lamp, producing over 30,000 lumens of output from a new electronic ballast.
As the newest version of High End Systems' classic Cyberlight, the Cyberlight 2.0 offers increased output, updated software capabilities and fast mirror movements.
In terms of control, the fixture includes new RDM and DMX protocol and addressing, 5-pin DMX connectors, and an LED menu for DMX addressing.
In addition to cosmetic changes, the Cyberlight 2.0 also offers tools such as electronic strobing, TriColor effects and new Lithopatterns.
“The Cyberlight has been an industry workhorse since 1994,” said Richard Belliveau, CTO of Creative Lighting. “Our goal was to update the fixture, without compromising its features that users have come to know and love.”
The new Cyberlight 2.0 retains the popular feature set of the original Cyberlight including remotely variable focus and zoom, motorized iris, variable frost and smooth dimming.
The color system consists of CMY color mixing and an eight position fixed color wheel while many images are available via the eight position Litho wheel and four position rotating Litho wheel. In addition, the unique eight position effects wheel provides imagery, prisms, lens options and more.
The Cyberlight 2.0 fixture is currently in full production and available today.
For more information, please visit www.barco.com and www.highend.com.
