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Worldwide, May 15, 2019 –WXTV Univision Nueva York recently rebranded the TV station with a new set design. Matt Gordon, Lighting Designer and President of Eastern Lighting Design, designed the lighting to create an impact on the people he was highlighting on set. The new set included; the...

Worldwide, April 17, 2019 – Fine Design Associates have been designing exhibit lighting at world renowned tradeshows for more than 25 years. They work closely with creative firms to create breathtaking lighting for exhibit displays. Most recently, Fine Design was responsible for lighting an...

Worldwide, April 11, 2019 – Making its debut at the NAB Show, the new Chroma-Q® Space Force onebytwo™ variable white LED soft light panel won a Lighting Product of the Year Award in the show’s inaugural awards event, held in Las Vegas on April 10th. The cost-effective, bright, high quality unit...

Toronto, ON, January 23, 2019 – Chroma-Q® is pleased to announce the launch of an all-new website celebrating its 15th year as a producer of premium performance LED lighting solutions, and topping off an exceptional twelve months that has seen the brand launch four new products. Designed to...

I was wondering what frost is best for spreading the LED beam. We want to hang Chroma-Q Colour Force 72 LED lights vertically behind chloroplast sheets. The beam angle is approximately 23 degrees and we want to diffuse it to approximately 60-70 degrees using a frost. What frost would you...

Hey all - at my venue we have a Chroma Q scroller unit that is significantly louder than our other five when it is actually scrolling (not the fan). Any ideas what could be causing this/how to fix?

So, my venue is having issues with our LED strips (Color Force 72) glitching and losing controllability. We open thurday, and already have sent two units out for repair for the same issue. So far, nobody has any clue. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I've attached a link to a video...