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The big picture never looked slimmer boasting a revolutionary design, this super-slim display measures 9.9mm thin and weighs about 12kg. Packed with features, this LCD monitor comes with advanced colour reproduction technologies such as 10-bit processing and a 10-bit panel for smoother colour transitions, plus a Bravia Engine 2 fully digital video processor. In addition to a wide colour gamut LED that delivers exceptional colour reproduction and detailed contrast, the KLV has Motion flow 120Hz technology for exceptional clarity and resolution when viewing.

The LED Wall Washer is an energy saving, RGB LED based, wash fixture. Incorporating 36 RGB Power LEDs the LED Wall Washer produces full colour 16.7M true 24 Bit colour changing effects for architectural and decorative illumination. LED Wall Washer can be operated standalone, master slave with built in pre-programmed effects or directly with and standard DMX-512 controller. The LED Wall Washer is engineered with push button waterproof external LED display based user interface for setting the mode of operation or DMX Address. The LED Wall Washer used only 3 Channels of DMX to enable external programming of linear colour changing, step based scenes as desired by the lighting designer. You can also add an easy to use pre-programmed external controller if you are DMX challenged such as the SRC-AI-100. The LED Wall Washer housing is composed of Aluminium Die Cast fixture housing, heat treated glass aperture plate, rated at IP65.

The Q Buffer is probably the most state-of-the-art serial data distributor available. The unit provides a full 1kV isolation between the input and each of the four outputs. Each output section is fitted with both 3-pin and 5-pin XLR’s. All of the eight output lines are fitted with signal status indicators which will highlight a line fault at a glance. An M10 securing bolt is incorporated for attaching a hook clamp, as well as a steel loop for securing a safety chain. A through line output is provided which may be terminated at the press of a button, should the unit be the last connection in the chain.