Andromeda Broadcast Kit — Studio

ELVARNIXO Cinema — light that holds a frame

Broadcast forgives nothing twice; the Andromeda is built on that memory — board-programmed looks, fixtures that match by serial, and a patch list your engineers will frame.

Everything on a stage gets dropped, rained on and rigged upside down; our cinema line assumes all three. Sealed housings where weather happens, connectors that lock, firmware that boots in seconds, and colour that matches across every fixture on the truck — because the expensive minute on set is the one spent explaining why two lights disagree.

Design & Craft

• Mains and battery power with automatic derating rules
• Silent running measured at the desk, not the spec sheet
• Board-programmed presets for every camera position
• Firmware boots in seconds; presets survive power loss
• Steel yokes and pins, stamped ratings, insurer-friendly papers
• Photometrics measured at one, three and five metres — plot-ready

Specifications

Care

Label discipline is system care: cables return to their runs, presets keep their names, and the plot on the wall stays current. Our crew re-certifies rigging and re-balances colour yearly; the studio should age like a lens, not a laptop.

Questions, Answered

Mains and battery?
Fixtures state their draw and battery options; the big guns run mains or 48 V block batteries with automatic derating rules described in the manual.

Is the yoke rated for overhead rigging?
Yes — steel yokes and pins with stamped ratings, safety points for cables, and paperwork your insurer will actually accept.

The ELVARNIXO Promise

Trade up within five years at an honest, published buy-back rate. Working photographers' equipment should hold its value the way it holds its colour.