SGM launches P-1 and G-4 Wash Lights

P-1 designed for multiple applications

SGM has released a new compact P-1 which is an IP65-rated battery-driven RGBW LED wash/blind/strobe light with a small footprint and high output. It is designed for multiple applications and applications where wireless operation is essential. This portable, lightweight fixture eliminates the hassle of cabling and ensures a quick and easy setup.

Running for up to 12 hours in standard operation mode, the P-1 can easily be configured to provide an even output over longer periods of time. It offers smooth dimming and color mixing as well as wireless control and configuration.

Peter Johansen, CEO, SGM said, “I’m very proud to present this new battery-driven wash light. The word has been out for a while, that SGM would release a compact but powerful battery-driven wash light and consequently, pre-orders have been rolling in. With this overwhelming reception, we anticipate a great future for the P-1.”

G-4 Wash: new addition to G-range

SGM also releases the G-4 Wash which is a new addition to its G-range of moving heads. The light-weighted and compact high power Freshnel wash light has efficient colour mixing and low power consumption.

It comprises of red, green, blue, amber and mint LEDs that mix directly in the light source. Additionally, it has a dichroic enhancer which helps create a congo blue delivering a very saturated black light effect. With a CRI of more than 90, typically 93; it is not only powerful in colors but also impressive in white.

The durable, IP65-rated exterior of G-4 Wash and the built-in dehumidifier makes it ideal for outdoor applications and is practically maintenance-free. Because of its unlimited color options and unique color rendering capabilities, it is highly suitable for multiple applications such as theaters, concerts, cruise ships, exhibitions, architectural installations or any application where high output, stunning colors and dramatic color effects are desired.

The G-4 wash can be remotely configured, controlled and monitored via RDM.

Peter Johansen asserted, “20 years ago we introduced a moving head that became not only an industry standard, but also the workhorse for lighting professionals worldwide. With the G-4, I am convinced that it will be the new benchmark for moving heads.”