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LynTec, a leading manufacturer of innovative electrical power control solutions for professional audio, video, and lighting systems, today announced that the company’s new PDS-12 Sequencing Relay Panel was named Best of Show at InfoComm 2023 by Sound and Video Contractor Magazine. After being reviewed by the award’s judging panel on the show floor in Orlando, Florida, the PDS-12 obtained the honor. In addition, the solution also won a 2023 Commercial Integrator BEST Award in the building enhancements category for power conditioning, surge suppression, and energy solutions.
“InfoComm 2023 was a huge success not only for LynTec, but for the pro AV industry,” said Mark Bishop, president of LynTec. “We are very excited for the awards received by the new PDS-12 Sequencing Relay Panel, which combines the innovation of our most popular legacy solution with our latest power control and protection features, making it simpler and more cost-effective to bring power sequencing to any project. We’re especially honored that this win came at our first InfoComm as part of the Chauvet family of brands.”
LynTec, a leading manufacturer of innovative electrical power control solutions for professional audio, video, and lighting systems, will debut its new PDS-12 Sequencing Relay Panel in booth 2335 at LDI 2022, Nov. 18-20 in Las Vegas. The PDS-12 panel builds on the reliable power control features of the legacy PDS-10 relay panel — one of the company’s most popular products — with a critical redesign that delivers additional cost savings and features.
“For decades, our PDS-10 has been the chosen power sequencing solution for thousands of venues because of its unmatched user convenience,” said Mark Bishop, president of LynTec. “Our new sequencing relay panel builds upon the innovation introduced in that panel and adds our latest power control and protection features to make it even easier and more affordable to add a relay-based power sequencer to the project.”
LynTec, a leading manufacturer of innovative electrical power control solutions for professional audio, video, and lighting (AVL) systems, is launching new power control solutions at LDI 2022, Nov. 14-20 in Las Vegas. In Booth 2335, the company’s new PDS-12 Sequencing Relay Panel and the PoE and Ethernet-enabled Smart Switch Sets will take center stage, with the LCP Lighting Control Panel, Narrow Profile Panelboards, and the company’s flagship RPC Remote Control Breaker Panel also on display.
“It’s essential for us to give customers the ability to effortlessly manage the power needs for the growing assortment of AVL components deployed in today’s live event spaces,” said Mark Bishop, president of LynTec. “Like many of the solutions within our power control portfolio, our new PDS-12 and Smart Switch Set are designed based on feedback from installers in the field. The PDS-12 builds on the tried-and-true power control features that made our PDS-10 popular with a critical redesign that delivers additional cost savings. Likewise, our new Smart Switch Sets bring our legacy SS-2 Switch Sets into the digital age. Wiring home runs from the panels to the switches are no longer needed — simply put the panel and the PoE Smart Switch Sets on your network and they can interact. This will drastically reduce the cost and labor of installation.”
LynTec, a leading manufacturer of innovative electrical power control solutions for professional audio, video, and lighting (AVL) systems, is providing simple, web-enabled, on/off power control and monitoring for FirstBank Amphitheater’s concession and perimeter lighting and future broadcast studio. Integrated Production Solutions (IPS) installed LynTec’s patented RPC Breaker Panels, RPCR Relay Panel, and XPC Series XRS 20 Rack Sequencer to ensure the proper power up and shut down of the venue’s incredible lighting system and other audio and video components.
“This isn’t like leaving one light on in your restroom,” said Bryan Levy, project manager for IPS. “With a project this big, it’s 97 lights in the restroom. If you have hundreds of fixtures, do you want to wonder if you’ve got everything off after everyone’s gone home? With LynTec, you can log into the interface from anywhere, click a button to shut everything down, and call it a day.”
LynTec, a leading manufacturer of innovative electrical power control solutions for professional audio, video, and lighting (AVL) systems, announced it will showcase its award-winning, field-tested power control product lineup in booth W2939 at InfoComm 2022 in Las Vegas. The company will display its award-winning RPC family of power control solutions, the Lighting Control Panel (LCP) Series, Narrow Profile Panelboards, and the Xtend Power Control (XPC) Series.
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“InfoComm 2022 offers the opportunity to show our industry partners and attendees our unique and versatile AVL power solutions,” said Mark Bishop, president of LynTec. “With our flagship RPC Series, LCP Series, and our other product families, LynTec offers installers incredible flexibility to deploy power control solutions that suit almost any installation imaginable.”
LynTec, a leading manufacturer of innovative electrical power control solutions for professional audio, video, and lighting (AVL) systems, is bringing a versatile and high-performance power control trifecta to booth 17913 at the 2022 NAMM Show, June 3-5 at the Anaheim Convention Center. On display will be the LCP Lighting Control Panel Series designed exclusively for lighting and video wall installations, the patented and robust Remote Control Breaker and Relay Panels, and the XPC Xtend Power Control Series modules for convenient and flexible control anywhere.
“It’s incredibly exciting to return to the NAMM Show and be part of the conversation around the return of live music events,” said Mark Bishop, president of LynTec. “As live shows become more innovative, power control and sequencing have become vital to the health, reliability, and longevity of AVL systems. At NAMM, we’ll be showing how our solutions make it easier for staff to power those systems on, off, and get the protection they need to assure they’re ready to go from show to show.”
LynTec, a leading manufacturer of innovative electrical power control solutions for professional audio, video, and lighting (AVL) systems, is growing the number of AVL installations the company supports in Mexico with its premier power control solutions. In the recent update of the Alejandro Gomory Cultural Forum at Anáhuac Mayab University in Mérida, Yucatán, consultant and lighting designer Aleksandar Lalicki selected LynTec’s patented RPC Series to provide easy remote setup, control, and monitoring for the building’s new LED stage lighting, sound system, and video equipment.
“LynTec is built for engineers by engineers,” said Lalicki. “It’s built on Schneider Electronics Square D platform, which is already standardized in Mexico. It ships quickly, is space- and time-saving from an installation standpoint and is simple to use.”
LynTec, a leading manufacturer of innovative electrical power control solutions for professional audio, video, and lighting (AVL) systems, today announced its new LCP Lighting Control Panel Series and RPC Power Control now feature simplified native support for the Building Automation and Control network (BACnet) communication protocol. Featuring the internationally recognized Square D G3 Powerlink™ controllable circuit breaker platform, LynTec solutions can be integrated more quickly and easily into a building automation system employing this open communication standard, saving extensive time and labor on the installation.
“In 2015 we introduced BACnet interoperability into our popular and award-winning RPC breaker panels. This paved the way for building owners who wanted to use our reliable power control solutions for their lighting systems to incorporate them into their existing building automation systems and reduce operating costs,” said Mark Bishop, president of LynTec. “As we’ve continued to deliver new power control products tailored to the increasing needs of the lighting market, we wanted to make it nearly effortless for commercial architectural lighting designers and integrators to set up our lighting control panels into building automation systems. Now they can fully integrate them in a matter of hours — rather than days — and without hiring third-party specialists.”
LynTec, a leading manufacturer of innovative electrical power control solutions for professional audio, video, and lighting (AVL) systems, is delivering proper lighting and video wall power control for Alaska’s News Source broadcast studios. Installed by Alaska Universal Productions (AUP), two LynTec RPCR Automated Relay Panels provide 32 circuits of automated power control, enabling fast and efficient lighting presets to support the broadcaster’s busy network schedule, reducing cable runs and ensuring the lighting and video walls operate as efficiently as possible.
“Broadcasters like Alaska’s New Source are tasked with delivering the news and can’t afford for their systems to go down in the middle of a segment,” said Jonathan Huff, CEO and president of AUP. “I knew I needed a power control product that wouldn’t fail. LynTec is super simple and reliable.”
