Difference between revisions of "The PIGI-S 2.5kW HMI Projector (Q32019)"
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(Created claim: context (P47): Manufacturer Description »The PIGI-S 2.5kW HMI Projector is a new generation compact PIGI, with internal dimmer,dichroic colour mixing and correction filters. It has a 2.5kW HMI light source with advanced opticscapable of delivering a massive 45,000 lumens of light output that can project photographic orgraphic imagery up to 20m x 20m more in size. It is available in three versions - single slidecarrier and single or double scroller. The Manual R...) | (Created claim: context (P47): High OutputLow noise operationFlicker-free HMILow maintenance and running costsSingle phase operationDouble film scrolls with up to 20m film on each1/10 sec slide change with 1/100mm positional accuracyProgrammable focussingUniversal lens mount accepts a wide range of lenses including existing Pani lenseswww.grace-audio.com/grace2/products-items.phpETC, Pigi Projection2/2Built-in CYM colour mixingBuilt-in CTO/CTB variable colour temperature corre...) | ||
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| + | High OutputLow noise operationFlicker-free HMILow maintenance and running costsSingle phase operationDouble film scrolls with up to 20m film on each1/10 sec slide change with 1/100mm positional accuracyProgrammable focussingUniversal lens mount accepts a wide range of lenses including existing Pani lenseswww.grace-audio.com/grace2/products-items.phpETC, Pigi Projection2/2Built-in CYM colour mixingBuilt-in CTO/CTB variable colour temperature correctionOn-board electronics and controlExternal DMX or Pigi Software control (English) | ||
| Property / context: High OutputLow noise operationFlicker-free HMILow maintenance and running costsSingle phase operationDouble film scrolls with up to 20m film on each1/10 sec slide change with 1/100mm positional accuracyProgrammable focussingUniversal lens mount accepts a wide range of lenses including existing Pani lenseswww.grace-audio.com/grace2/products-items.phpETC, Pigi Projection2/2Built-in CYM colour mixingBuilt-in CTO/CTB variable colour temperature correctionOn-board electronics and controlExternal DMX or Pigi Software control (English) / rank | |||
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Revision as of 21:49, 6 August 2023
a new generation compact PIGI, with internal dimmer,dichroic colour mixing and correction filters.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | The PIGI-S 2.5kW HMI Projector | a new generation compact PIGI, with internal dimmer,dichroic colour mixing and correction filters. |
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Manufacturer Description »The PIGI-S 2.5kW HMI Projector is a new generation compact PIGI, with internal dimmer,dichroic colour mixing and correction filters. It has a 2.5kW HMI light source with advanced opticscapable of delivering a massive 45,000 lumens of light output that can project photographic orgraphic imagery up to 20m x 20m more in size. It is available in three versions - single slidecarrier and single or double scroller. The Manual Rotating Double Scroller enables the user tomanually position the scroller at any angle through 360°, depending on the show requirements.The Automated Rotating Double Scroller combines the techniques of scrolling film with the facilityto automatically and continuously rotate images through 360° at variable speeds. PIGI controlsoftware can simultaneously control up to 20 projectors. All projectors can be remotely focusedfrom the control position and accept all current large-format lenses. (English)
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High OutputLow noise operationFlicker-free HMILow maintenance and running costsSingle phase operationDouble film scrolls with up to 20m film on each1/10 sec slide change with 1/100mm positional accuracyProgrammable focussingUniversal lens mount accepts a wide range of lenses including existing Pani lenseswww.grace-audio.com/grace2/products-items.phpETC, Pigi Projection2/2Built-in CYM colour mixingBuilt-in CTO/CTB variable colour temperature correctionOn-board electronics and controlExternal DMX or Pigi Software control (English)
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