Pulsar Par 36 Pin Spot

Fresnel spotlight giving a powerful soft-edged beam.

The power of Source Four in a compact and economical size! The smaller-scale Source Four jr uses the same technology that made the standard Source Four famous. That means unsurpassed imaging and beam quality.

High-power Fresnel spotlight giving an intense soft-edged beam. Front and rear screw-action focus provides a variable beam angle between 7° and 57°.

Supplied with barn doors.

Par 64 offer up to 1000w light with fixed beam, some lamp types have a oval beam which are adjusted by spinning the lamp inside the parcan. CP60 VNSP Lamp – Very Narrow Spot. Beam Angle 9º x 12° approx, with a clear lens, good for really tight spots, thin light beams cutting through smoke or streaking across stage set/cloths. CP61 NSP PAR 64 Lamp – Narrow Spot. Beam Angle 10º x 14° approx, with a softly dappled lens, a good general spotlight of the PAR 64 family producing a tight beam of light This lamp is a useful stage spotlight and makes fairly good…

2.5Kw Pebble Convex Spotlight, supplied with barn doors.

1000w asymmetric flood light.

The Stage Blinder 2 DMX is an active version of the already popular Stage Blinder 2.
It has a built-in 1 channel dimmer so that the Stage Blinder can be controlled and dimmed by DMX.

4-Circuit 1000w Flood, with 4x 16A Tails

4 circuit 500w asymmetric flood unit.

500w asymmetric flood light.

The smallest, lightest and most versatile luminaire in the Minuette range. It is equally at home on the stage of the largest theatres, a school drama stage, or lighting an exhibition. Its soft-edged controllable beam is very even and well defined. The fresnel lens has been specially designed for the unit and is very efficient. The large beam angle range from 18 – 57 degrees, and the optional accessory of a rotatable four-leaf barn door, gives complete control of the beam shape. The beam angle is adjusted by a heat resistant knob under the unit. Sliding this toward the lens…