CyberHoist II CH528 from XLNT Advanced Technologies will make its North American debut at LDI in Las Vegas at booth 142. The system was previewed at Prolight + Sound Frankfurt 2015, and XLNT’s research and development team has continued to fine tune its pro-user-valued features.
More details from XLNT(www.cyber-motion.com):
LDI 2015 will see the North American premiere of the latest upgrade to entertainment motion control systems expert XLNT Advanced Technologies’ industry respected CyberHoist II™ system on Booth #142.
The new incarnation of the world’s first intelligent, variable speed, robust chain hoist and control system, CyberHoist II CH528 (2015), has been specifically designed to overcome the creative, logistical and physical rigors of automation design for entertainment environments, large scale events and touring.
Since the system’s successful preview launch at Prolight + Sound Frankfurt 2015, XLNT’s research and development team has continued to fine tune its pro-user-valued features.
Although the system still features its signature strength, smooth operation, intuitive plug and play interface and compact design, under its hood is a range of improved software and hardware features, each steered by XLNT’s valued customer feedback. Today it offers a motion controller, world-wide multi-voltage power supply (200-440V (+/- 10%) / 50-60HZ), absolute positioning (0.1 mm), elevated duty cycle (60%) for fast lifting of heavy loads and network controlled E-stop and Dead Man’s Handle without additional cabling.
The CyberHoist II™ CH528 (2015) enables a show designer to create precise, complex 2D and 3D movements at variable speed (up to 30 m/min. = 100 ft/min), with multiple actuators in single, group or subgroup formations.
Since its launch, The SIL3 (Safety Integrity Level 3) compliant system has provided the smooth, silent scenic automation solution on such large-scale, heavy-duty projects as the colossal KCON LA convention this summer and Linkin Park’s sell-out European tour earlier in the year.
Esteemed Belgium-based lighting, video and motion control house Gravity recently invested in the system and praised XLNT’s attention to customer feedback: “We greatly appreciate that we can participate in the development of the product’s software as XLNT takes our comments on board,” says Gravity’s Robin van Bael.
XLNT will be demonstrating the system in live presentations throughout LDI 2015 and invites show visitors to come along and test drive its extensive capability and ease of use.
LDI will take place between the 23 and 25 of October at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
