Sharp'y is a 189W moving beam light with an unprecedented brightness usually achievable only with far greater wattages. Weighing just 16 kg, Sharpy produces a perfectly parallel, laser-like beam with an incredible output of 59,760 lx at 20m (5,100 footcandles at 65 ft). Sharpy is also groundbreaking for the purity of its beam, which is sharply defined and free of any halo or discoloration around the edges. It offers 14 different colors and 17 gobos, allowing you to change the shape of the beam and create an array of spectacular mid-air effects. With its light weight and modest footprint, Sharpy is small enough to be fitted anywhere – on trusses at live and TV events, on stage, in showrooms or conference rooms.
Sharpy is also available in a shiny mirror-finish chrome version, adding glamour to sets while making lights a less invasive presence.
Reviews
“We never thought we'd see a 190W light that we could use in Wembley Arena.”
2010 PLASA Jury
“This is the type of output normally seen with Xenon fixtures, not sub-200W lamps that could pass as carry-on luggage.”
Patrick Dierson, Live Design, February 2011
189W Platinum 5R discharge lamp
Perfectly parallel, laser-like beam, sharply defined and free of any halo
Unprecedented brightness – comparable to wattages many times higher (59,760 lx at 20m)
Adjustable beam angle from 0 to 3.8°
Interchangeable color wheel with 14 fixed colors
Interchangeable gobo wheel with 17 fixed gobos
8-facet rotating prism
Mechanical dimmer
Frost Filter
Rapid and extensive pan and tilt movements
New, high-performance electronics
Patented Italian design
Small, lightweight and easily transported (only 48 cm x 16 kg)
Eco-friendly: replaces far larger and more expensive spotlights
Electronic ballast fitted as standard
Available in “mirror-finish” chrome version
Dealer and supplier of lighting equipment such as show lighting, architectural lighting, decorative lighting, disco lighting, electronic lighting, multi colored lighting and moving lighting.
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