Wireless Solution Sweden AB, manufacturer of the award-winning W-DMX™ wireless DMX technology, worked with Ampco Flashlight Rental, based in Utrecht the Netherlands, to use the new Wireless Solution W-DMX G4 system to control dozens of moving lights, LED fixtures and conventional lighting fixtures at the FIS Alpine Ski World Championship 2013 Opening Ceremony in Schladming Austria on Feb 4th 2013.
Lighting designers Frank Lischka, Daan Oomen and Jeffrey Goes from The Unit Showcontrol placed lighting fixtures over a very widespread area along the ski slope and the finish area. Some of the many lighting positions were only accessible by helicopter. W-DMX transmitters and receivers were placed in distances from 50m to 500m of each other. W-DMX allowed the lighting team the opportunity to get DMX512 at places that were impossible to get to with hard-wired connections. Large scaffolding constructions and ski slopes were impossible to come across without damaging the specially prepared ski slope finish area. In total, 8 universes were used, of which 4 were W-DMX G4 wireless connections.
W-DMX 8 dBi Outdoor OMNI antennas (transmitter)
W-DMX 8dBi Outdoor directional antennas (receiver)
GrandMA2 with NPUs
Syncrolites B5/2 5K Xenon
Clay Paky Alpha Spot 1500 HPE
Clay Paky Alpha Profile 1500
Clay Paky Alpha Beam 1500
Clay Paky Sharpy
ELP60 Powerstick LED
Showtec M800 Outdoor IP65 LED Par
Sunbeam LED stick IP65
Altman Outdoor Parcan 1 Kw
Strong Gladiator 4; 4K Followspot
Robert Juliat Aramis; 2.5K Followspot
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