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Until now, “The Projectors” – the band of superheroes from the latest Clay Paky marketing material – lacked a true spot fixture in the line-up. Scenius is positioned at the top of the range and employs a new 1400 W Osram arc lamp of the latest generation.
Advantages : a CRI of 96, a luminous flux of 20% to 30% higher than the previous 1500 W, a zoom ratio of 1:7 and a magnificent beam.
Scenius can meet the requirements of any application, from large concert halls to television studios, with its wide zoom range (8°-55°), the smooth and precise movements of which can be used as a separate effect, and a focus that can be set in automatic mode, as required.
The lamp has a color temperature of 6000 K that Osram ensures will not drift over time, thus reducing calibration time, What’s more, it offers a high color rendering index for a discharge lamp, reaching 95. It will operate at full power or in power saving mode at 1200 W.
To color the beam, Scenius includes a CMY mixing system, a wheel with seven colors and a progressive CTO filter. To animate it there are two wheels with six rotating, dichroic glass gobos each, a prism and an animation wheel.
This wheel can be used together with a gobo, with partial insertion and adjustable speed. An iris and a new variable frost are also incorporated.
Scenius is unquestionably a beautiful and powerful tool for big shows, with a first-class optical system that puts out a full, uniform beam and ensures hard-edged aerial gobos, a precise focus and a very quick, wide-range zoom.
It will be available during the 2nd half of 2015.
Specifications
- Osram 1400 W discharge lamp,
- Color temperature: 6000 K
- CRI >90
Zoom: 8°-55°- Focus Tracking System
- Colors: CMY + progressive CTO
- Color wheel with seven colors
- Two gobo wheels, each with six rotating glass gobos
- Rotating prism
- Interchangeable animation wheel
- 16-blade Iris
- Variable frost
- 1200 W power saving mode
- Very precise, 0-100% dimmer
- Weight: 75.8 kg
- Dimensions (mm): 410 x 442 x 770 (W x D x H)
Text & Photos : Monique Cussigh
