The RevEAL Profile Junior is a compact 10,000 lumen LED profile spot that initially offers three models-3,200K, 5,600K, and tunable (2,800-6,000K) white light-all in a new compact design that is compatible with existing industry-standard lens tubes matched with high output performance. The Profile Junior, along with the original Prism RevEAL Profile, are designed for use in many applications including long throw front of house lighting positions. The RevEAL Profile Junior is an exceptionally powerful instrument in a compact form factor.
Also being introduced is the new long throw lens accessory for the RevEAL Profile, which adds an 8° beam angle lens to the existing lens options. Now the Profile can be set with lenses that give you beam angles that range from 8° to 50°. You can now confidently expand the use of the RevEAL Profile-with its up to 16,000 lumen output-for even further long throw applications when the 8° beam angle lens is used.
The RevEAL Studio.3 Fresnel is the third member of Prism's Studio LED line, which has already proven popular in venues around the world. The Studio.3 Fresnel is designed to function like a traditional Fresnel, with a wide variable beam angle (10-90°) and the ability to shape the beam using barndoors. The fixture has a tunable color temperature from 2,700-8,000K and produces 9,700 lumens of light, giving an output comparable to a traditional 2kW tungsten Fresnel while consuming just 200W of power. The Studio.3 complements the product range that includes the color mixing Studio.1 and Studio.2.
The new ultra-powerful RevEAL Studio.UV is designed for special effect blacklight applications or where the design requires an ultraviolet source. It features a high output ultraviolet emission of 12,000 mW at 365nm light output (no visible spectrum) with an adjustable beam pattern of 10-90° and full functioning barndoors. The LED-powered Studio.UV offers an output comparable to 400W discharge lamps while drawing only 80W of power and can be dimmed without requiring mechanical dowsers.
(Jim Evans)
