The A8 uses a total of 37 RGBW multi-chip LEDs, 15 Watt each, as a light source. In combination with an efficient optical system they create both saturated and pastel colours as well as white with what the company describes as "an impressive brightness". The A8 has hexagonally formed exit lenses which produce a uniform luminous field.
The "inner values" of the A8 are hidden in the compact housing and include three-phase stepper motors, silent additional fans and a receiver module for JB-lighting Wireless DMX. 3-pin and 5-pin DMX connectors and Powercon In/Out for easy handling.
With the A12 8°-48° zoom BeamWash, JB Lighting has implemented what it describes as its own expectations of the perfect LED washlight, with benefits including a flat design, high light yield, a clearly defined beam and, for this compact design, an unprecedented zoom angle.
A total of 61 RGBW multi-chip LEDs 15 Watts each are integrated in the newly developed optical zoom system of the A12 which includes hexagonally shaped lenses, giving a homogenous light field, almost comparable to that of a single light source. The company says its light output is comparable to a 1.200W to 1.500W discharge washlight. The product won the Showtech Product Award 2011 for the best product in the category lighting and projection.
Thirdly, JB Lighting will unveil its LICON 2X lighting console for live applications, which its says is characterised by a clear structure, easy handling and operation and robust hardware.
Two capacitive multi-touch screens aid easy and fast programming, while a total of 24 motor faders and a large number of keys are available and can be configured freely.
This extensive hardware, states the company, makes the LICON 2X unique in the mid-price rental market segment.
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