RTI PIKO RGB 22 OPSL

The RTI PIKO RGB 22 OPSL is a compact show laser system 'Made in Germany' in a durable, dustproof built housing, which is perfectly suitable for challenging show laser applications.

This laser system not only impresses by a guaranteed RGB output power of 21'500 mW but also by its four color channels, which enable a broader color spectrum. The broader color spectrum makes the RTI PIKO RGB 22 OPSL ideal for graphics projections.
5'800 mW at 638 nm red provide a powerful red chroma, while the combination of two different blue diode laser modules (6'000 mW / 450 nm & 4'000 mW / 462 nm) enable more color shades and a higher visibility. The red and blue diode laser modules are fabricated by Ray Technologies in Germany, for the green laser source a 530 nm Coherent Taipan OPSL module is used, which stands out due to beam precision and 8'000 mW.

The delivery includes an additional adapter to use even a 3 channel software.

The RTI PIKO RGB 22 OPSL can be controlled by ILDA as a standard feature and comes with an advanced main board control via browser interface. It is possible to access the configuration settings for color, scanning and other parameters directly through a browser application by connecting to the laser via LAN (W-LAN with suitable access point). With this browser interface it is no longer necessary to physically access the laser projector (that is probably mounted in several meter height). All configurations can be set remotely from any computer (PC, MAC, Linux), tablet or even mobile phone.
The PIKO RGB 22 OPSL can optionally be operated by LAN, DMX, SD card or via stand-alone mode. W-DMX and a detachable remote pad are available on request. At the back side of the device there is an 'ILDA-IN' interface but also an 'ILDA-Through' to connect one or (in a row) more systems, projecting the same laser patterns.

Maintenance can be reduced to a minimum by the IP54 dustproof built housing.

The very powerful RTI PIKO RGB 22 OPSL is well-suited for show laser applications in indoor as well in outdoor areas, at concerts, festivals and other large events. Graphics projections and long distance projections are easily possible.