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UEP Boosts its LED Lighting & Video Inventories

Tuesday, January 22nd, 2013 By Lesley Leave a Comment

Buckinghamshire, UK based rental and technical design services specialist Universal Event Productions (UEP) has added to its already substantial  LED lighting inventory with the purchase of i-Pix i-Line 6 fixtures and MilTec MTC Batten 2s.

UEP Invests in New LED Lighting & Video(a)
L-R UEP’s Tim Greenfield , Steve Butcher and Tony Chapman

The company’s Video department has been boosted with a new Roland V800 HD vision mixer.

This reflects a steadily busy year, and a particularly active autumn season and Festive run up. In 2013 the company celebrates its 15th year of operation, in which time it has established itself as one of the leading single-source technical production service providers for all types of shows and events.

Says UEP’s Steve Butcher, “It’s been a good year with a constant stream of high quality work, which has enabled us to make several key purchases and ensure our clients benefit from the latest and best technologies and options available in all disciplines”.

UEP has invested heavily in LED technology over the last three years, with the aim of offering cleaner, greener and more energy conscious creative solutions.

The i-Pix i-Line 6, of which UEP has purchased eight units for the moment – is the UK manufacturer’s most powerful product to date. It is a truly multi-purpose fixture. A richer red and a deeper, more vivid green enable the creation of a whole new range of ambers through to an impressive swatch of warm whites emulating tungsten PAR 20 lamps.

The i-Line 6 can be used as a blinder, a cyc light unit or as a general wash fitting with the brightest available light engine and fantastic optical efficiency, all resulting in a super-bright optimally smooth output.

Butcher describes them as “Absolutely stonking!!” They join UEPs existing stock of i-Pix Satellites, Satellite MkIIs and BB4 LED units.

UEP has further enhanced its general LED stock with 16 x MilTec MTC-Batten2 RGBWs, providing highly cost-effective and colourful washing for large areas and spaces.

The Video department now has a new Roland V800 vision mixer at its disposal, reflecting the growing demand for HD. It is a flexible multi-format 8 channel mixer. Each input has its own broadcast-quality scaler to adjust each source as required to fit any output resolution.

Says Butcher, “It’s a great day-to-day workhorse mixer and also the first Roland product that we have bought. So far I am very impressed!”

As the trend for supplying ‘visual’ packages – as opposed to lighting and video – continues, UEP has also increased its LED screen stock with the recent addition of 60 square metres of 12 mm Glux panels. This joins their existing 18 mm pitch LED screen.

Recent projects have included press launches and shows for Xbox’s Black Ops 2, while the new i-Pix I-Line 6s went directly out on the Digital Printer Awards show as soon as they were delivered!

 

Filed Under: AV, Lighting, News Tagged With: i-Pix, LED, Lighting, Miltec MTC Battens, Roland V800 HD, UEP

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