Luxium

[BillConnerFASTC]

Anybody seen this or played with one?

http://www.luxium.co/

 

[Amiers]

Well that was pretty cool. Wonder how much they cost.

 

[sk8rsdad]

I wonder how well they handle heat dissipation inside any arbitrary fixture and what frequency they run at for PWM.

 

[BillConnerFASTC]

No one has come across one of these yet?

 

[microstar]

No one has come across one of these yet?

Are you talking about their ZOBO PAR30 replacement lamp or another one of their products?
The link just takes me to their web site.

 

[BillConnerFASTC]

It was their PAR30 retrofit that was most interesting. Seemed like a better house light replacement than some retrofits. A little pricier bulb but no data to wire. BUT I'd be interested in hearing of experience with their other products, which I guess may have been derived from the PAR38.

 

[JohnD]

While poking around I found this article:
http://plsn.com/articles/company-411/luxium-lighting/
Interesting concept and they are based in Portland, Oregon.

 

[BillConnerFASTC]

We'll its some of the Pearlman/Carlson folk to some degree I believe, so Portland.

I'd love to hear some reports.

 

[cnnrward]

It was their PAR30 retrofit that was most interesting. Seemed like a better house light replacement than some retrofits. A little pricier bulb but no data to wire. BUT I'd be interested in hearing of experience with their other products, which I guess may have been derived from the PAR38.

They are based in Portland. When I worked at Hollywood Lights, they came in with the Zobo. It would probably make a good replacement house light and it doesn't require wired data, but the output varied between the fixtures they had. (this was 2 years ago, so they have probably made improvements, such as fixture bodies)