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Successful Return to PLASA for Selecon
Selecon exhibited at the recent PLASA Tradeshow in London and after being absent from the show floor for the past four years there were new faces, a raft of new product and a new logo for visitors to meet and see as well as the full product line of theatrical and specialised display lighting.
"We decided to attend this year to meet our many new customers from the far flung regions of Continental Europe, and we were successful in reaching these important new contacts. Attendees from Russia, Poland, Azerbaijan, Romania, Bulgaria and Israel together with our dealers from the UK visited the Selecon stand where we showed the latest new products released this year," explains Michael Goldberg, Selecon's European sales and marketing director.
These new products included the high frequency, variable voltage 80V Direct DMX Power Supply which supplies 80V to energy efficient 1200W lamps for the Pacific range and the Rama 175 High Performance Fresnel. The resulting light is bright and white with the output of, or near to an equivalent 2.0/2.5kW mains voltage luminaire - save energy, both power and people with these smaller and lighter units!
Visitors with an interest in specialised display were able to get their hands on Selecon's latest addition to the architectural line - the small, slim-line Wing range of Wall Washer Floods which offer the choice of traditional tungsten halogen light sources as well as the latest in energy saving high quality metal halide and fluorescent lamps.
In picture (top) Thorsten Sattler of Selecon Germany; Ritchie Reed of Selecon UK; Rainer Weggen of Selecon Germany with Michael Goldberg standing between Thorsten and Ritchie; (lower) Daniel Große-Kleffmann and Christian Pies of CAST distribution GmbH in Germany with Jeremy Collins, Selecon's managing director.
19th September 2008
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