Robert Juliat will be exhibiting at LDI 2012 in booth #501.
LDI 2012 marks the official US launch of TIBO and ZEP, Robert Juliat’s latest LED profiles which enjoyed a successful introduction last month at Plasa in London.
TIBO LED is a high intensity 75W LED profile with a choice of two zoom ranges in one single unit (30A°/45 and 15A°/ 35A°). Plastic, glass or metal M-size gobos can be projected and benefit from the easy alignment afforded by the 360A° rotating lens tube. Three color temperatures are available: Warm White (3000K), Neutral White (4000K) and Cool White (6500K). TIBO LED is supplied with a separate, flicker-free power supply which makes it extremely versatile as it can be used in film, television and studio environments as well as in traditional theatre. TIBO’s compact size and cool running LED engine make it suitable for use in historically and architecturally sensitive venues, exhibitions, museums and whenever lighting valuable or light-sensitive objects.
ZEP is the big brother of TIBO with a powerful 150W LED light source. Two color temperatures are available: Warm White 3200K and Cool White 6000K. ZEP’s double condenser optical system and A size gobos combine the best beam quality with maximum light output to give sharp gobo projection using plastic, metal or glass gobos. Gobos can be locked firmly in position using RJ’s user-friendly barrel lock, while RJ’s unique shutter locking system can lock up to 8 shutters in place within the gate.
A silent, flicker-free, built-in PSU makes ZEP ideal for studio applications when working alongside sensitive camera equipment. ZEP has smooth, high-quality dimming, even at low levels, which renders it perfect for all theatre applications, including the high demands of opera. ZEP is available in three zoom options: 28A°/54A°, 16A°/35A° and 11A°/26A°.
Also in the booth will be a selection of Robert Juliat’s famous followspots including the 2500W Cyrano, the 1800W VICTOR and the 575W Buxie.
For more information on these – or any – Robert Juliat products come and talk to Robert Juliat in Booth 501.
