Robert Juliat Revealed New Tristan and Ravel at Prolight+Sound, Frankfurt Robert Juliat reports success with the response to its latest new products at Prolight+Sound, Frankfurt where it exhibited alongside its long-term German distributor, Lightpower. Robert Juliat previewed its new LED, cool white 6,000K Tristan followspot for the first time in Germany. Tristan is an 800W LED high output followspot with a 7°-14° zoom range and an output to rival the 1800W Victor MSR followspot. Unique to Tristan is a totally new feature, a motorized iris, which enables the creation of iris presets. More features include electronic dimming, local and DMX control, integrated power supply and silent operation, along with a remote display and accessories for the operator. Tristan is compatible with DMX/RDM/Ethernet/Art-Net and sACN protocols. Equally at ease in front-of-hour, truss and backlight positions, Tristan is set to become the LED replacement for the 1800W MSR RJ Victor. Robert Juliat also previewed its new LED profile spot, Ravel, which marked the introduction of a new family of Robert Juliat fixtures due to come on line later this year. Ravel sports a unique new lamp house design with a reinforced body and enhanced, efficient cooling system. Designed to be compatible with Robert Juliat's 600SX and 700SX Series profile lens tubes, Ravel's light output is equivalent to that of 2kW tungsten profiles. Its 450W tunable white LED source guarantees the same constant brightness whatever the colour temperature, with a CRI >90. Available in three zoom options: 16-35°, 28-54°, and 11-26°, Ravel has the same silent operation and protocol compatibility as Tristan, and a maximum power consumption of 500W. Ravel is designed for all long-throw front of house applications in medium to large venues. RJ's award-winning Sully 4C profile was also on show on the stand where visitors were able to have the full hands-on experience of the fixture and free rein of the controls to discover RJ Color. This software platform makes the Sully 4C fixture user-friendly while offering a wide set of features and controls, the company says. 
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