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Sky Tracker HireDownload our WOW Factor Brochure. |
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Sky Trackers are very large searchlights that pierce the night sky and are commonly seen at film premiers and all the best parties. You may know them as Skytrackers, Searchlights, WWII Searchlights or Hollywood Film Premier Search Lights. Whatever you call them they look amazing at any event. They really draw the eye as their beams criss cross the sky and are visible on the cloud base. Your guests will really feel the hype as they arrive at your party to see the Hollywood style entrance. Don't mistake lesser sky trackers for our professional units. There are many dreadful search lights out for hire with terrible optics and dull bulbs. We have 4kw DMX Skytrackers as pictured below. These professional lighting effects are very bright and can be seen over 10 miles away from your party. 4kw is the size of the bulb and whilst there are larger lights available on the market they start to become difficult to use due to drawing a large amount of power, producing vast heat and requiring clearance before use from the Civil Aviation Authority! A normal household light bulb is 40 watts these are 4000 watts. DMX is a method of controlling the Skytracker used by lighting designers. Our units can either run completely stand alone with their own in built programs or can be controlled by a lighting desk via DMX. Don't confuse these Sky Trackers with a lesser effect the Sky Rose. Sky Roses are a similar large unit but they split their beam into many smaller beams and subsequently they are not as bright or effective. We hire our Sky Trackers for many events throughout the year. They are waterproof, can sit outside for extended periods on their own, do not require water cooling, are fully flight cased and are on wheels for easy positioning. The effect is best when you have pairs of units. Hire cost, each:- £300 per event day Hire cost for a pair:- £500 per event day |
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Above:- 4Kw Sky Tracker
Above:- A pair of 4kw Sky Trackers search the sky at Malvern College |
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Above:- A pair of Sky Trackers caught in the vertical position by the camera |
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