dbnAudile lights The Warehouse Project with versatile Proteus Rayzor Blade
Manchester‐based dbnAudile has served as event technology providers for The Warehouse Project ever since the series of popular club nights debuted in 2006. This year, seeking a new linear lighting effect that could do more while ensuring operation in wet conditions, the company turned to Elation’s versatile PROTEUS RAYZOR BLADE. Pete Robinson project manages the operation for dbnAudile and has served as lighting designer since The Warehouse Project’s inception. Available with 6 or 12 independently controlled 60W LEDs, the Proteus Rayzor Blade is a linear wash and effect light that zooms to 6° for mid‐ air beams and out to 45° for washes. The fixture incorporates two high‐intensity strobe lines and also include Elation’s proprietary SparkLED™ twinkle effect. Additionally, a 210° tilt rotation allows them to position dynamically. Fifty‐six Rayzor Blades are positioned in the room above the dancefloor with 16 additional units above the stage. LED bars have previously been positioned vertically on pillars that run down the venue either side of the stage, as well as horizontally above the dancefloor and stage areas.
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