Claypaky Debuts Volero Wave
Claypaky releases Volero Wave, a LED bar made with eight independent moving bodies
Claypaky launched Volero Wave, an original and innovative LED bar made of a system of
8 independent
moving bodies. Each independent head is capable of moving on a 220° tilt and giving rise to
three-dimensional and volumetric projections that have never been seen before.
Each of these heads contains a brand-new mirror-based optical system combined with 40W RGBW LEDs,
which express a higher light intensity than any of the LED bars currently on the market. The
innovative concept behind Volero Wave was to be able to move the entire light source on its axis,
thus preserving the same intensity of the light flux in any position of the tilt range.
The beams always appear extremely sharp and collimated, parallel to each other due to the 2.9°
projection angle. The synchronized movement produces an impressive wave of light, as Volero Wave
fixtures are seamlessly connected to each other.
Claypaky has designed a system that would allow the Volero Waves to be aligned with each other with
extreme precision. They are easily set up and mounted on the truss to create the 'wave effect'.
Mounted on the Claypaky Panify, they even add an endless pan rotation at variable speed,
making
Volero Wave one of the most dynamic light effect fixtures on the market. Volero Wave also features
pixel mapping for the control of each parameter for each single LED pixel and the exclusive Advanced
Layers Management, which allows the operator to use simultaneously three levels of effects.