Compare the most recent LDI show’s offerings with luminaires featured a decade ago, and it’s clear that IP-rated fixtures have taken the industry by storm. Here’s a look at what’s now available, along with an explanation of what the IP rating numbers mean.
This month’s Buyer’s Guide covers lighting consoles from a variety of manufacturers and distributors. Click here for details on control desks from ADJ Lighting, Altman Lighting, Avolites, Baxter Controls, Inc., Blizzard Lighting, ChamSys, ETC, High End Systems, MA Lighting, MEGA-LITE, Obsidian Control Systems, Pathway Connectivity, Vari-Lite, and Vista by Chroma-Q.
The latest luminaires from ADJ, Ayrton, Blizzard, CHAUVET, Elation, and Martin by HARMAN.
Blizzard Lighting, a leader in pro and entertainment lighting, unveiled its newest luminaire for on-the-go shows, the HYPE™ 150 moving head spot. Compact, feature-packed and powerful, this punchy 150-watt mover is lightweight for easy transport and set-up. It’s also loaded with features that are not typically found in movers of its size.Read More »Blizzard Introduces the Compact & Mighty HYPE™ 150 Mover
Blizzard Lighting’s IRiS ICON LED video wall line includes four different video panels, with a combination of indoor and outdoor IP65-rated models: the IRiS ICON… Read More »Blizzard Lighting Introduces IRiS ICON LED Video Wall Products
Blizzard’s Hemisphere is a new 15W 4-in-1 RGBW lighting effect fixture fitted with a single LED light source. It’s powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery with a 10-hour runtime, and runs up to 16 hours on a single color. An 8.5V 2000ma charger is also included. It also features wireless compatibility for DMX control via the At Full lighting control app, which is available on both iOS and Android. Additionally, users can control DMX with Art-Net, sACN, and WiFi-enabled devices, plus manual or remote control options.
