Robert Juliat Dalis

Dalis 863 Access is a 150W LED batten designed to give small-sized venues or those with smaller budgets the firstaccess to Dalis technology. Sharing all the technology as the original Dalis 860 Cyclorama fixture, Dalis Access863 features a four-colour mixing system and 24 of the patented Dalis asymmetrical micro-reflectors, but otherwiseall the functionality and quality of the original. The batten delivers powerful, smooth coverage and a fair variety ofpastel and saturated colours. It incorporates four coloured LED emitters (red, green, royal blue and warm white2200K). Equipped with an advanced fanless cooling system, Dalis Access is equally perfect for cyclorama orfootlight applications.

Dalis 864 Footlight is a new 150W colourvariation of the original Dalis 862 tuneable white footlight, designed for the creation of colourful upstage ordownstage lighting. Featuring a 4-colour mixing system, it incorporates 48 patented asymmetric reflectors arrangedin a double row, independently controlled. The Footlight batten is inconspicuous from the audience viewpoint toensure it does not impinge on the stage layout. All controls and connections are located under the unit to maintainclean sight lines. Each unit also integrates four discreet red and blue ‘mark’ LEDs. They can be used as positionmarkers or cue lights for the performers on stage, and also as safety indicators to mark the edge of the stage.

Dalis 864S Footlight is a new 75W colourvariation of the original Dalis 862 tuneable white footlight, designed for the creation of colourful upstage ordownstage lighting. Featuring a 4-colour mixing system, it incorporates 24 patented asymmetric reflectors arrangedin a double row, independently controlled. The Footlight batten is inconspicuous from the audience viewpoint toensure it does not impinge on the stage layout. All controls and connections are located under the unit to maintainclean sight lines. Each unit also integrates four discreet red and blue ‘mark’ LEDs. They can be used as positionmarkers or cue lights for the performers on stage, and also as safety indicators to mark the edge of the stage.