Quartzcolor Red Head 800w (Lanebeam)

HMI 4 kW Daylight Fresnel Improved light quality and output, producing flatter and more even field High quality, rugged, durable Corrosion resistant ON-OFF buttons, operated from both head and ballast Front and back focusing Quick release lamp holder Easy running barndoor ears Scratch resistant, black, non-reflective housing All heads supplied with barndoors, colour frame and head to ballast cable

The Pattern 23 was the first mass-produced theatre spotlight in the World. Die-cast by the 5000 for a market in which a gross (144) was thought to be an outsize batch, it was destined to run for thirty years. Designed by Morgan McLeod. The Pattern 23, 250/500 watt Baby Mirror Spotlight projects a clear cut beam of a profile determined by a mask . It is ideal for stage lighting from the Front of House and has many applications where stray light cannot be tolerated . It can even be used to project rudimentary cloud and other cut-out masks. Thousands of…

Powerful open-faced floodlight with a moving reflector focusing mechanism to vary the beam from 23° to 70° with even light distribution.

HMI 2.5 kW Daylight Fresnel Improved light quality and output, producing flatter and more even field High quality, rugged, durable Corrosion resistant ON-OFF buttons, operated from both head and ballast Front and back focusing Quick release lamp holder Easy running barndoor ears Scratch resistant, black, non-reflective housing All heads supplied with barndoors, colour frame and head to ballast cable

Very high power soft edge spotlight.

This spotlight embodies the beam characteristics of both the Profile and Fresnel spotlights in one compact unit. It provides accurate control of beam shape with hard-edge cut-off on any one or more sides of the beam with indeterminate soft-edges on the remaining sides. It projects an image of the gate aperture which has two sets of four built-in masking shutters – one set, in focus, for hard-edges and another alternative set, out of focus, for soft-edges. Two lens combinations are available so that the most efficient use can be made of the light collected at the gate by an ellipsoidal…

APPLICATIONS The Pattern 123 Fresnel Spotlight is used whenever it is required to build up an area of light to a much greater level without however defining the edges of the beam. The size of the peak area to be lit can be adjusted accurately by means of the knob under the lantern and the soft edges of the beam will ensure a gentle transition from one lighting level to another. The lantern may also be regarded as an adjustable flood to provide wide but ne~ertheless localised coverage. The Pattern 123 is ideal for stage lighting on the stage itself…