White Light Returns to PLASA Focus LeedsTaking place May 9 - 10, PLASA Focus Leeds has established itself as the essential event for entertainment technology in the North of England. This year, the exhibition will once again take place at the Royal Armouries Museum where companies from across the globe will showcase the very latest technology. One of these is White Light, with the complete technical solution specialist exhibiting on stand N-C24 with a range of revolutionary technology. Since its formation in 1971, White Light has forged a reputation for supplying technical solutions including lighting, audio, video, and rigging to projects of all sizes across the UK, Europe, and worldwide. At PLASA Focus Leeds, the equipment on display will showcase the full range of what the company can offer its customers. White Light's business development manager Mark Morley comments: "We're really excited to be back in Leeds, meeting up with old friends and potential new customers. It's been a fantastic year for White Light in which we've added to our expertise staff and continued to invest heavily in the latest technology -- an example of which we intend to showcase at PLASA Focus." White Light will display a range of lighting products on its stand including the CORE Lighting mini uplighters. A smaller version of the well-established ColourPoint wireless LED uplighter, the Mini has a powerful reach, able to light up to two stories. Retaining an IP65 rating for outdoor usage, the slick design and discrete size means it can help transform any event, from small parties, to corporate functions, to weddings and even stage lighting. The product is made truly portable thanks to the combination of battery power and wireless DMX. As the importance of wireless DMX continues to grow within the world of entertainment technology, White Light will be displaying the brand-new W-DMX G5. A result of more than 18 months-worth of customer research, G5 allows users to run multiple DMX universes concurrently. It also features an optional Wi-Fi module meaning users are now able to link their smartphone or tablet to a BlackBox and send DMX data directly to fixtures. White Light will also be display its LED technology, with both a purpose-built LED wall and LED transparent screen. Morley adds: "Our LED wall in particular has proven very popular with a lot of clients so PLASA Focus offers us a great opportunity to showcase this in the flesh as it were and highlight the potential this has to transform a space." Following its recent appoint as the company's official reseller, White Light will display a range of d3 Technologies at PLASA Focus. Being the world's first integrated video production suite, d3 is the ultimate software to visualize, design, and sequence any project. White Light has already used it on the construction of the ITV Sport studios along with an AV installation at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Similarly, as its exclusive UK distributor, White Light will be displaying ImageCue -- the compact, easy-to-use server that provides control of high definition still images and videos with only 12 channels of DMX512. A previous winner of the PLASA Member's Choice Award for Best Gadget, ImageCue allows users to access over 65,000 image and video files, all of which can be played back in less than a quarter of a second. The company will also display a range of its audio products, including K-array and Yamaha speakers. There will also be the Sparkular Fireworks Simulator Machine; a phenomenal indoor fireworks display without the fireworks risk. Morley adds: "We're displaying a whole host of innovative products that highlight what we are able to offer our customers. A lot of this equipment is not only state-of-the-art but exclusive to White Light, reaffirming the fact that we are dedicated to providing our customers with the very best technology possible." 
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