Providing an even smaller physical footprint, these compact units will provide easy and quick set-up, while at the same time maintaining the IP65 rating which is one of the characteristics of the SGM portfolio.
Taking it a step further, the 18 lenses in the P-2 are divided into three individually controllable segments with RGBW colours. Containing 18 high power 10W RGBW LEDs, P-2 has a light output of 11,500 lumens - 1,885 lumens per kilo - and an efficacy of 58 lm/W, offering a variation of beam angles, with 15°, 21° and 43° interchangeable lenses.
Q-2's 864 LEDs are divided into three individually controllable segments with RGBW colours. It has an impressive light output of 12,000 lumens - 2,000 lumens per kilo - and an efficacy of 60 lm/W. Q-2W is divided into 12 individually controllable segments - revolutionary for such a compact device. It has a staggering cool white light output of no less than 26,000 lumens - 4,333 lumens per kilo - an efficacy of 130 lm/W. Both Q-2 and Q-2W both come with a fixed beam angle of 110°.
Due to their many possibilities, integration of P-2 and Q-2/Q-2W into a lighting design will generate wide-ranging colour and effect combinations.
Further to this, SGM will show last year's winner of the PLASA Innovation Award, the G-Spot, in a new framing version as well as an add-on framing shutter module to the original G-Spot.
(Jim Evans)
