Selecon

Pacific Range

The Pacific is a revolutionary base down axial profile which delivers a "cool" beam of light. The beam is a crisp "white" light with little or no distortion, ideal for pattern projection and precise beam shaping. The Pacific is an energy efficient luminaire with an active heat management system which delivers longer life for filters, shutters etc. and lower energy consumption. The Pacific is a fully featured luminaire constructed from aluminum pressure die castings and injection molded Amodel and Rynite plastic components.Available in 5.5º-13º zoomspot, 12º-28º zoomspot, 26º-50º zoomspot, and 20º, 30º, 40º, 50º and the new 90º fixed beam models.

The Pacific's unique lamp module system allows any of the following light sources and future conpatible lamps to be used in the Pacific:
575w or 750w GLC or GLA, 1000w GAC, 575w MSR/2 or MSD, 150w or 70w CDM or CMH.

Price	Pacific Spec.	Education

Features:

Produces more light than comparative beam range of traditional ellipsoidal profiles due to reflector design.
Cool light ‘white’ light. Over 80% of the heat is removed from the light beam by cold mirror and dissipated through the heat-sink.
Base down lamp mounted axially in the reflector to maximize light collection.
Choice of 600W or 1000W lamp modules.
Accurate, simple & cool to use, lamp peak / flat adjustment.
Two pattern / iris mounting positions.
Rotatable lens tube.
Automatic disconnection of power on removal of lamp module. CE marked.
Height adjustable yoke.

Pacific Range


The flexible range of Pacific fixed beam lenses	The Pacific 26-50 degree Zoomspot

Photometric Data
Tests conducted at 26.5f (13f for 50º & 90º) using a peaked field and standard production 115v GLC 575w lamps.
Fixture Type (w/ zoom setting)	Beam Diameter (in feet)	Light Output (in footcandles)
5.5º-13º @ 5.5º	2.5	1248
5.5º-13º @ 13º	6.0	709
12º-28º @ 12º	5.6	420
12º-28º @ 28º	13.2	101
23º-50º @ 23º	10.8	279
23º-50º @ 50º	24.7	76
20º	9.3	291
30º	14.2	190
40º	19.3	94
50º	12.1	260
90º	14.0	345
Full photometrics available on spec sheets.

Pacific Range

By using standard transparency film, printed on a consumer grade inkjet printer and mounted in a special holder, full color, photo quality custom gobos can be produced. Although not as robust as standard custom gobos, these "plastic" gobos can be the ideal low cost solution where full professionally made custom gobos can be prohibitively expensive.

How to use transparencies