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News Release from: Lumileds Lighting Netherlands B.V. | Subject: Raymax's new MovingLED
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 19 May 2004
Luxeon LED Technology In Hungary
New MovingLED utilises Luxeon LED technology to light theatres, television studios, movies, concerts and clubs in Budapest, Hungary.
Raymax's new MovingLED uses latest solid-state lighting technology to light theatres, television studios, movies, concerts and clubs, offering brightness and control characteristics as well as exceptional durability, long life and energy efficiency The MovingLED that will be used to highlight artists or produce light shows, incorporates new LED luminaire technology to create a remote controlled two axis moving head lamp emitting light output comparable to a 575 W arc lamp based wash light - using a fifth of the energy
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 15 Aug 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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These benefits become more apparent when the multiple number of devices usually used in a show are taken into account.
In a usual setup there are four, eight, sixteen or more MovingLED fixtures controlled from a central location through the industry standard DMX512 protocol." The MovingLED will be used to flood shows with dramatic, colour-changing light effects with each fixture utilising 90 Luxeons in blue, green, amber and red to create an extremely fast and flexible colour-changing solution.
Together with the long-life and robust nature of Luxeon, additional benefits include the low weight and therefore easy transportation of the new MovingLED essential for the show lighting industry.
The cool light beam of Luxeon ensures that on stage there is less temperature development, while the low voltage of Luxeon also brings increased electrical security.
Frank Harder, sales manager central Europe for Lumileds, said: "The power, small size and long life of Luxeon LEDs is making them increasingly attractive to lighting designers and manufacturers alike.
Advanced engineering has enabled Lumileds to deliver LEDs that are up to 60 times brighter than competitive devices, generating enough light output to be used in follow spots, chase lights, pinspots, fresnels, border lights, in-floor fixtures, strobe lights, and wallwashing fixtures." Raymax, established in 2001 and located near Budapest, Hungary, specialises in producing intelligent lights and other equipment for the entertainment industry.
The MovingLED is available directly from Raymax.
About Lumileds Lighting Lumileds Lighting is the world's leading manufacturer of high-power LEDs and a pioneer in the use of solid-state lighting solutions for everyday purposes including general lighting, automotive lighting, traffic signaling, camera phones and LCD backlighting.
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