Recent content by Stephen Ellison

The best answer I have for the high heat areas question goes to sensing the temperature. We have a thermal sensor attached to our fixture that protects the fixture from running when the temperature exceeds the operation temperature. We have fixtures installed in Florida and the desert southwest...

Not at the moment, we do not have testing and listing beyond North America, if you are interested in pursuing this further contact me at [email protected].

The Remote Driver fixture that you can get from The Light Source was designed for orchestra shells. See the attached cut sheet. You can reach us at 704-504-8399

Ronald, My first question has to do with the OD of the pipe. Is it truly 2" or 1.9". Pipe nomenclature is like wood, a 2 x 4 is not 2". 2" pipe has an OD of 2.375" while 1-1/2 pipe (the standard for a batten is 1.9" OD. While truss is made from tube and 2" tube is 2" OD. We have clamps for both...

You could also take a look at The Light Source, I would suggest that you get us to do a photometric study to let you know how many of which of our fixtures will produce the footcandles you desire. Feel free to call me at the office to discuss the best way to light the space and how many...

Having worked for Rosco in designing fog machines many years ago what I can add has to do with the formula. If you are working with a machine that uses a heat exchanger, then the fluid composition is matched to the temperature of said heat exchanger. If you run a fluid in a machine and it comes...

I noticed people asking if they have to dim the work lights. You can order ours without the dimmer card, cheaper that way.

Have you looked at the light source utility light. You do not need to turn power to it off when you are not asking it to produce light it is designed to stay powered up, it has a 10 year warranty that covers being powered on.

I would add that DMX over CAT wire was accepted into the standard after testing. You can connect up to 32 devices off a regenerated DMX split, although alot of tech's limit the number of devices below that to insure integrity or in the case of long cable runs.

First plan to use Cat5 for the permanent cable runs, this allows for expansion of the system down the road. Depending on your console the best answer is to start with a network connection out of the console so you can get multiple universe's on one cable. You run this to a rack where you start...