SeaChanger HMI Luminaire Range Debuts at LDI 2011

SeaChanger is expanding its product line, adding three new luminaires that all use a 575W HMI lamp. The new 24,000-lumen SeaChanger HMI will be on display in the company's booth (#108) at LDI 2011 in Orlando, Florida October 28-30. The HMI fixtures join the current SeaChanger, which employs tungsten and plasma light sources. Designers now have more lamp choices for the color-changing SeaChanger Color Engine. The SeaChanger HMI is available in profile, wash, and exterior-rated models.

The company says the SeaChanger HMI produces 24,000 lumens at 34 lumens per watt. The SeaChanger HMI uses the patented SeaChanger Color Engine, a dynamic CYM dichroic color-mixing system along with a smooth mechanical dimmer. Matching SeaChanger's patented CYM color process with an HMI lamp allows designers to create a virtually endless palette of stable, reproducible colors that do not shift or fade with time or temperature along with a high lumen output light source, the company says.

Like other SeaChanger units, the SeaChanger HMI luminaire utilizes ETC Source Four Ellipsoidal components, making it compatible with all the standard accessories such as ETC Source Four lens tubes, gobo holders and gobos, top hats and iris kits.

Also debuting at LDI is SeaChanger's new, faster color transition technology. This feature will be incorporated in all SeaChanger products, allowing color changes in only 0.5 seconds.

Convenient demonstration times at the show may be pre-scheduled by e-mailing Karin Evanson at the email address provided.

mailto:karin.evanson@oceanthinfilms.com