Systems Integration Asia — February-March 2018

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LASALLE team, from le to right, against a backdrop of RJ Dalis 860 Cyclorama lighng:
Herman; Senior Technical Officer, Sayuthi Bin Jasmin;
Zahidi; LD and LASALLE alumnus, Adrian Tan; Senior Technical Officer, Patrick Wong.

NEWS


cyclorama lights and a similar number of
tungsten groundrows,” explains Patrick.
“These have been excellent workhorses,
but conventional lighting xtures come
with their problems as well.”


“The age and fragility of these xtures
meant lamp replacement was becoming
more and more frequent and a bit of a
chore. Focusing was cumbersome and
limited to the tilt angle provided by the
yoke, and the weight of the xtures made
it less attractive to move them around the
venues as needed. The number of colours
one could use was always limited to four,
and we had to y the bar down between
scenes to switch colours.


Most importantly, each unit within the
four-part xtures drew 1000W of power,
meaning all eight xtures at full power
would draw 32,000W (double that, when
you include the groundrows), which was
simply too much and required quite a
number of dimmers to power them.”


Tevin Heng, Executive Director at Total
Solution Marketing Pte Ltd, Robert Juliat's
exclusive Singaporean distributor, brought
the Robert Juliat Dalis xtures to the
attention of the team at LASALLE. Patrick
and his team established that ten units
would be perfect to backlight the 13m x
7m span of The SIA Theatre's cyclorama,
despite the short throw distance available.
Five RJ Dalis units have now been installed
on a truss behind The SIA Theatre's
cyclorama cloth and another ve Dalis
units placed on the oor at a distance of
1.5m, from where they combine to
provide seamless and supremely
controllable coverage.


“As with most venues in Singapore, there
is always a lack of distance between cyc-
cloth and wall for proper cyclorama
lighting, with the distances normally


ranging from 0.5m to 2.5m,” says
LASALLE's Sayuthi. “The Dalis, however,
were able to give an excellent beam
coverage even at these short distances.
The output is extremely bright and the
operation is simple with a very user-
friendly interface on the xture. Add to
that the light weight of each unit
combined with the good quality
manufacture and we are very happy.”

“The Robert Juliat Dalis provided our
venue with solutions to all the problems
we had with the old lights,” agrees
Patrick. “Being LED units, there is no more
need to replace lamps, which in turn
means we need less storage space for
replacement bulbs. The 8-colour LED
system provides us with innite colour
possibilities, from dark blues, to bright
reds and cool whites. What is even more
impressive is the warm LED mode that
provides a colour temperature similar to a
tungsten source: Dalis succeeds where
many other LED xtures have failed in
creating exceptionally good warm white
(2200k) and cool white (6500k) colours.

Focusing Dalis is easy, without any
restrictions, and the weight of the xture
is manageable enough to be carried
effortlessly by one person, so we can move
them to which ever space we want.

Best of all, because Dalis only draws 300W
of power per unit, it is far more cost-
efcient to run these units long-term. Ten
of these babies would only take 3000W to
power, which is less than one single unit
of our old conventional xtures!”

Patrick added, “There were several LED
cyclorama options we looked at and, other
than the product suitability, we also
strongly considered the level of local pre-
and post-sales support available from their
distributors. We knew from past
experience that we can depend on the

excellent after-sales service and support
from Total Solution, which has a long
reputation for being a trustworthy lighting
distributor with great products and
services.”

http://www.robertjuliat.com
http://www.tsm-int.com
http://www.lasalle.edu.sg
http://www.exterity.com

SI A

Mindstec Demonstrates


Innovative Technologies
at DesignInspire 2017

HONG KONG: Mindstec was appointed to
be the dedicated Interactive Experience
Partner of DesignInspire 2017, an
international exhibition about creativity
and design organized by HKTDC, on 7-
Dec 2017 in Hong Kong.
Carrie Lam, the Chief Executive of HKSAR
was the Guest-of-Honour at the event.

Mindstec took the opportunity to
showcase a variety of innovative solutions
including 65” P-Cap Interactive Displays,
2x2 Video Wall and Irregular Video Wall
for different applications thus creating an
interactive experience for visitors to the
event.

MTC 65” Projected Capacive Touch (P-Cap)
Interacve Display

65” P-Cap Interactive Displays & T1V BYOD
Collaboration Software, ThinkHub
There were two MTC 65” Projected
Capacitive Touch (P-Cap) Interactive
Displays showcased in DesignInspire 2017.
The P-Cap technology allows more
accurate and exible operation of the
displays. One of them was used as an
interactive touch display for browsing
websites near the entrance. Visitors found
it very useful for nding event information
or browsing websites via the large touch
display.
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