ETC had added a fixture to its automated lighting solutions with the new High End Systems Zeo. This multi-functional moving light can serve as a blinder, strobe, wash, beam, or effect light. Designed to bring powerful visuals to concert tours, Zeo’s distinct look is defined by its center LED monolith surrounded by four RGBW LEDs and a patented reflector array.
Automated Lighting Product Manager Matt Stoner says, “The design potential Zeo brings to the stage goes beyond its sheer brightness. The square face design, highlighted by our patented HaloGraphic Pixel Definition technology, gives this fixture an abundance of unique looks, readily accessible with tons of included macros.”
Zeo provides full pan and tilt functionality. From narrow 13-degree beams to wide 55-degree washes, Zeo serves a variety of looks to the stage. Additionally, the RGBW engine yields vibrant color. As a blinder, Zeo exceeds 30,000 lumens for maximum brightness.
More than 100 macros bring accessible design possibilities to programmers working at any level. Easily execute strobe macros, plus inclusive macros with built-in color or flex macros with customizable colors. For even more versatility, each cell can be individually controlled, allowing for pixel mapping and other effects.
“Zeo is unlike any fixture we’ve developed in the High End Systems family. Designers are going to be astounded by all the different ways this fixture can energize a show,” says Tania Lesage, ETC Market Manager.
