Robe Celebrates 5,000th Sale of ROBIN 600 LEDWash

	L - R : Harry von den Stemmen, Yannick Danguy, Guillaume Perrier, Josef, Valchar, Xavier Drouet, Alain-Rene Lantelme, Ingo Dombrowski, Jérôme Bréhard, Renata Stodulkova, and Daniela Šimcíkova.

Robe lighting celebrated the sale of its 5000th ROBIN 600 LEDWash fixture at the PLASA lighting and sound exhibition last week in London; the unit was purchased by French distributor Axente. The LEDWash 600 is the fastest selling luminaire in the history of the company.

Launched at PLASA 2010, the units started rolling off the production line in the Czech Republic in December of that year, hitting the 5,000 target 10 months later.

Robe's sales director, Harry von den Stemmen, says, "Axente has been a front runner right from the beginning in the race to get LEDWash 600 permeating throughout all market sectors. From TV studios, theatres, and multi-purpose installations to leading rental companies and through them, specified on a diversity of shows and live events, they have been hugely successful everywhere. The product has been very well received, and we have seen a steady stream of orders at the factory month-on-month."

Robe tracked the ID and serial number of LEDWash 600 unit #5,000 to find out who would be the recipient, and, at PLASA, the Axente team was presented with a certificate in recognition of their amazing sales and hard work.

The ROBIN LEDWash 600 features thirty-seven 10W RGBW multichip LEDs, all individually controllable. Arranged in three concentric rings, the company says these can create stunning color and pattern effects when pointed into an audience or a camera, as well as providing smooth, even, wash coverage of performers, stages, spaces and scenery, etc.

The 10W RGBW multichips deliver a whole array of true colors, while the sophisticated light engine combined with Robe's superior optics ensure a completely homogenized output as the pure color, without any pixilation or blockiness. The four-in-one multichip enables a range of true whites to be produced from 2,700 - 8,000 degrees K, and the 15 - 60 degree zoom further increases its versatility.

Smaller (300) and larger (1200) LEDWash versions are now available, launched at Prolight+Sound, Frankfurt and PLASA 2011 respectively.