Multiple award-winning French lighting products manufacturer Chromlech is now distributed in the UK by White Light. Products include the Gleamer low-voltage dimmer. Entertainment lighting specialist White Light has been appointed as UK distributor for Chromlech, the specialist manufacturer of lighting products that include the award-winning Gleamer low-voltage dimmer. Founded in 2004 and based in France, Chromlech was created by lighting technicians and engineers with the aim to ‘design innovative lighting systems for big events and the entertainment industry.’ The company has attracted much attention for the Gleamer, a nine-channel dimmer pack designed specifically to control low-voltage (6-28V) loads, including ACL ‘Aero’ lamps. The pack features nine dimmers to allow it to partner with the classic Svoboda light curtain, giving lighting designers individual control of each lamp in the fixture. Dimmers can also be coupled if a lower number of higher powered units are to be used. Gleamer solves a very specific problem, which previously required series wiring or the use of transformers; its achievement has been recognised by lighting professionals, who have presented the product with a PLASA Award for Innovation, an Etoiles du SIEL award and, most recently, a Live Design Product of the Year award. Lighting designers have also been attracted to Chromlech’s Jarag range of modular lighting arrays that use individually controllable tungsten lamps to give a traditional look and feel that stands out dramatically from the now more common LED array fixtures. The fixtures themselves are complemented by a range of rigging accessories that makes just about any configuration of fixtures – straight lines, angled lines or grids – possible. “We are delighted to welcome Chromlech as a member of the White Light Family of products,” comments White Light’s sales director Peter Threadgold. “Their products fill very particular niches – but they fill them very well, offering elegant, beautifully-engineered solutions to problems that were previously tricky to deal with.” www.chromlech.frwww.WhiteLight.Ltd.uk
