The represented Stonex brands attended the Plasa Show 2018 with its most innovative lighting solutions

for three days, the London Olympia became the meeting place for brands like ETC, MA Lighting, Clay Paky and Ayrton will show the market their latest developments.

Show net has returned once again to the London Olympia to show the latest developments in the lighting market. Of the 16 al 18 September, Visitors were able to learn about the latest technology from the main lighting manufacturers, audio, rigging y OFF.

Some of the brands represented by Stonex were present at this fair as ETC, MA Lighting, Clay Packs, Ayrton, GDS o Portman.

ETC came with the most popular products of the Source Four Led Series family 2 and the ColorSource line, including the ColorSouce Pearl family, an ideal range for studies, architectural installations or spaces where variable white light between 2,700K and 6,500K is necessary.

Regarding consoles, you could see the Ion Xe and Gio @5, compact and ideal for working in small spaces. Also present was the light and flexible Prodigy P2 from ETC Rigging and the new EchoTouch, designed to offer compact control solutions for architectural lighting or small spaces.

In addition, ETC presented the first member of a new family of mobile LED spotlights of its brand: el Spot Survey, winner of the Plasa Innovation Award 2018, that arrives to adapt to the changes that are happening in theatrical lighting. A silent focus, variable temperature, zoom in between 18 and 54th and up 6.000 lumens.

MA Lighting's attendance was marked by the long-awaited GrandMA3 that it already presented at Prolight&Sound 2018. Flexible and robust, allows you to work with up to 12.288 serial control parameters. Its large multitouch screen facilitates quick control, intuitive and customizable to better meet the illuminator's expectations. Besides, allows operation in GrandMA2 mode.

This brand was present with the different versions of the grandMA3 full-size controller, compact y compact XT, grandMA3 light y el MA network switch.

The Italian brand Clay Paky exhibited at the event a total of 9 LED spotlights, among which were the new signings of the Axcor family.

The Axcor Profile stands out 400, a versatile spotlight with a power of 300W very suitable for use in closed spaces. It is available in two versions: Axcor 400, with a CRI of 70 and a temperature of 6,500K, ideal for occasions that require a lot of lighting; and Axcor 400 HC, with a CRI of 90 and temperature of 5,600K, especially suitable for use on television. It also has CMY and CTO systems, plus a light body (27 kilos) and silent mode, so it may be suitable for use in theaters.

The rest of the Axcor family is made up of the Profile model 600, with a power of 500W and available in 6500K and 5600K; Profile 900, primer spot Led de Clay Paky; and Axcor 300 in its wash versions, beam y spot.

Also in Plasa was the Scenius Unico, latest addition to the Scenius family, which can function as a spot or wash thanks to its diffusion filters.

The K-EYE H20 HCR also stands out, winner of the Plasa Award of Innovation last year, a wash for theatrical spaces designed to achieve natural light thanks to its High Color Rendering technology (HCR) and a high CRI. It also has zoom between 7 and 53º and variable temperature between 2,500K and 8,000K.

For your part, Ayrton presented his latest news in two versions: S (stage) and T.C. (True Color). The new Bora-S is a low-consumption LED wash with a temperature of 8,000K to achieve a metallic white light and a power of 38.000 lumens. In its TC version, Bora has a CMY system, blades, six rotating gobos and a CRI higher than 90.

The Khamsin is a versatile 750W LED spot with a temperature of 8,000K, In addition to a power of 39.000 lumens. Nominees for the Plasa Innovation Awards, These spotlights are interesting for rental companies due to their efficiency and versatility..

On the other hand, Ayrton presented the Mistral-S for the first time in London, a higher performance version of the Mistral-TC, a compact size and power of 17,000lm. Besides, returned with some products already presented in the last edition of Plasa such as the Minipanel FX, a compact spotlight that has the same features as the Magicpanel FX in a small space; el Miniburst, a LED with 16 pixels divided into a matrix of 4×4 and infinite rotation; as well as the already known Mistral-TC, Ghibli and Merak.

In addition, GDS were also present, that came with its different solutions for halogen and LED architectural lighting; and Portman who showed their P1 Retro Lamp luminaires, con 7 DMX channels and 7 230W halogen lamps; P2 Hexaline, con 6 DMX channels and 6 halogen lamps; y P3 Pix3l, con 3 DMX channels and 3 halogen lamps, designed to create a warm atmosphere in scenic spaces.