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Eurolite’s Pixel Panel awarded Light-Tool of the year

Eurolite Pxel Panel

Readers have decided: Eurolite’s LED Pixel Panel 16 DMX has been voted „Light-Tool of the year“ at the PPVMedia Reader Awards. The ceremony took place in the course of the Musikmesse in Frankfurt.

Awards like this have assumed an even greater importance, explained Thilo Kramny, managing director of PPV. Finally, the prizes were explicitly awarded by readers of the journals. The Eurolite team shares this view and thus is especially excited about the award and sees it as affirmation of the own product concept. Read more »

Steinigke Showtechnic treads new online paths

April 8th, 2011 Posted in General, Press releases, Prolight+Sound Tags: ,

Steinigke Shop

New design, new navigation, improved search function: The presentation of Steinigke’s redesigned online platform www.steinigke.com which has been presented at prolight+sound on April 7th is a benefit for all future visitors.

Managing Director Bernd Steinigke called it another important step to the future. The guests at the booth in Frankfurt applauded – the successful change of the shop system was celebrated. For good reason, since this ambitious project has required a bunch of commitment of all involved in the last 8 months.

The project had two main aims. On the one hand, the usability for users should be significantly improved. Through a horizontal layout of the navigation section, the extensive product description, the small number of paging and the simplified search function including an auto suggest function the usability has been optimized. Read more »

New member – Eurolite TMH-10 with 60-watt LED

January 21st, 2011 Posted in EUROLITE, Press releases Tags: , , ,

Eurolite LED TMH-10 51785965Eurolite enlarges its successful series of LED moving lights. New leader of the pack: the Eurolite LED TMH-10, available from now on.

The TMH-10 features a modern 60-watt LED. Furthermore, it impresses with other technical specifications: a power consumption of eco-friendly 170 watts or a small weight of less than 8 kilograms. As a consequence, the TMH-10 is perfect for places with limited technical and mechanical options as well as for mobile use.

The range of functions, however, was not reduced. Among other things, the 12 DMX channels show control options for the 3-facet prism, the color wheel with 7 colors (plus open), the gobo wheel with 6 rotating gobos (plus open) and separate channels for strobe and dimmer. For stande-alone operation, Eurolite provides programmed scenes with variable speed.

As additional multifunctional spotlight in the family, the TMH-10 is a powerful alternative to its brother, the well-known TMH-3.

Eurolite LED TMH-10 51785965 Eurolite LED TMH-10 51785965 Eurolite LED TMH-10 51785965

New frequencies, new microphones – upgrade of Omnitronic’s 1000 series

Omnitronic adapts the wireless systems of its 1000 series to the new frequencies. In the course of this conversion, the series was given a little facelift as well. The new components are already available.

Possibly there was no other issue the industry has discussed as hot as the reallocation of radio frequencies. For most users of wireless systems in the UHF range, the auction of the so called “digital dividend” requires a contemporary purchase of new wireless equipment. Although permitted for some more years, old systems will be subject to interference during the test runs of new devices.

That is why Omnitronic offers its popular components of the 1000 series in the new frequency range from 740 to 764 MHz. Besides the change to the new frequencies, the approved technology was put into a slightly different and new look.

Still main items of the series: hand and pocket transmitter HM-1000 and TM-1000, now with the addition “MK2”. The carrier signal of the PLL multifrequency transmitter can be switched in steps of 125 kHz each. Altogether, there are almost 200 different frequencies available. The transmitters’ signal level is comfortably adjustable. A displays always shows the battery status. To avoid undesired changes by users and accidental shutdowns, a lock function has been integrated. The pocket transmitter can be used with several optional microphones, either headsets or lavaliers.

Both transmitters possess an operation range of 100 meters. Up to 16 transmission systems on different frequencies may be used at the same time. The frequency table provided will help with the setup.

The receiver DR-1000 MK2 comes with an automatic frequency scan and can be installed in a standard 19″ rack via an optional mounting frame. The antenna booster AB-1000 as well as the antenna distributor UA-1000 for multichannel operation are still available.

Omnitronic HM-1000 13055092

OMNITRONIC HM-1000 MK II Wireless microphone

Omnitronic TM-1000 13055511

OMNITRONIC TM-1000 MK II Pocket transmitter

Omnitronic DR-1000 13061092

OMNITRONIC DR-1000 MK II Wireless receiver

Omnitronic AB-1000 13063030

OMNITRONIC AB-1000 Antenna booster

Omnitroni UA-1000 13063020

OMNITRONIC UA-1000 Antenna distributor

Frequency table

Group A Group B Group C Group D
1 744.250 1 740.750 1 741.125 1 740.625
2 745.500 2 741.375 2 741.750 2 741.125
3 746.500 3 743.125 3 742.625 3 741.875
4 747.125 4 744.000 4 743.750 4 743.625
5 748.250 5 745.250 5 744.500 5 745.875
6 749.125 6 746.250 6 746.125 6 747.125
7 750.500 7 746.875 7 746.875 7 747.875
8 753.500 8 748.000 8 748.250 8 749.125
9 754.250 9 748.875 9 749.000 9 750.875
10 755.875 10 750.250 10 750.875 10 751.375
11 757.000 11 753.250 11 754.500 11 752.875
12 758.500 12 754.000 12 755.875 12 753.375
13 759.000 13 755.625 13 756.625 13 754.125
14 760.750 14 756.750 14 757.750 14 756.250
15 761.750 15 758.250 15 758.375 15 757.625
16 763.250 16 763.750 16 763.750 16 763.625

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EUROLITE LED Pixel Panel – Small panels – great effect!

August 26th, 2010 Posted in EUROLITE, Press releases, Videos Tags: , ,

Eurolite’s new Pixel Panel with tricolor LEDs makes its first appearance at this years PLASA in London.

A combination which is everything but common – Eurolite’s new Pixel Panel combines the latest technology, solid, elegant workmanship and a fair price. At London’s Plasa the chic, black light effect with tricolor LEDs makes if first appearance on the market.

Right at first glance one difference to many LED displays or walls becomes quite obvious. In contrast to widespread bar systems, where the LEDs are placed on small strips with emptiness in between, the Pixel Panel presents an alternative. Eurolite deliberately opted for a fully covered housing. The tricolor LEDs are fixed at little openings, only a few millimeters in size. In so doing, the light can exit unhindered and produce its full power. Thanks to the large black surface area, the panel is an eye-catcher, even without illumination.

The technical side is striking as well. Equipping a panel with 16 highly modern and powerful tricolor LEDs (SMD 5050) marks a premiere for Eurolite. The multichip technology, where the LEDs close ranks and light escapes through a collective lens, guarantees a homogeneous color mixture, even at short distances. The colors are concentrated and therefore seem to be more saturated. At the same time, the Tricolor LEDs do mix a pure white, impossible to create with conventional RGB LEDs.
As every LED can be controlled separately numerous configuration options arise. One panel occupies 48 DMX channels that is why a control software such as Madrix can be recommended.

Installation is really simple. When the plastic board is removed, the base can be screwed onto the respective surface.
The panels weigh 1.5 kg, measure only 25 x 25 cm and can thus be used very individually. The more panels linked to form a bigger surface, the more impressive the effect becomes of course.
But where should the panels be used? Everywhere a surface (square, long drawn-out rectangle etc.) needs illumination with strong colors and many variations. As permanent installation in bars, lounges, cafes or clubs, or in front of a DJ booth, for mobile use (wedding DJs etc.) makes perfect sense too.