White Light Displays at PLASA Focus: Leeds 2012

Entertainment lighting specialist White Light will be exhibiting at PLASA Focus: Leeds, April 17-18, at the Royal Armouries, in the North of England. Equipment from White Light's exclusive family of lighting and visual effects solutions will be displayed on stands S-A2 and RA-C4.

Chromlech, manufacturers of lighting solutions for the entertainment and events industries, will be on display in Saviles Hall. Chromlech's Gleamer low-voltage dimmer is the winner of the Stars of Siel Award 2012 and will be presented along with the modified Svoboda 2.0 offering individually controllable lamps for the widest range of flexibility. Also in Saviles Hall, the i-Line 600 and i-Line 1200 LED RGBW battens from iPix will be making their UK debut at the show. The new Robert Juliat Tibo, a compact and lightweight multiple light-source, dual zoom range profile and the high-output Zep LED profile will also mark their first appearance in the UK in Saviles Hall. Coemar will be displaying the new StageLight LED SC custom cyc light alongside their LEDko LED source and the Infinity moving light series. Completing the offering from White Light's exclusive partners will be smoke machines from Look Solutions, scrollers from Rainbow Colour Changers, special effects equipment from CITC, and color changers from Seachanger.

In the Royal Armouries Hall the new Flood30 high brightness white uplighter from Core Lighting and Leader Light's 6-06 Beam and StageWash RGBAW will be on show. Softlights from Galaxia and show control/playback from Interactive Technologies can also be found alongside JB Lighting's impressive A12 Zoom LED wash and the SF3 LED Fresnel from Prism Projection.

Products from Wireless Solution will be available to demo on stand RA-C6 while LSC Lighting launch their Clarity LX consoles alongside Arkaos media servers on stand RA-B12 in the Royal Armouries Hall.

Later this year in July, White Light's worldwide brands (i-Pix & Core Lighting) will be featured at the latest addition to the PLASA Focus exhibitions, in Nashville, Tennessee, July 11-12.