RGBW Colour-Changing Lighting at Scots’ Church

Scots’ Church

RGBW Lighting

Scots’ Church, in the heart of Melbourne, is a magnificent historical building erected in the late 1800s. The imposing façade fronts Collins Street and features an impressive 120-foot-tall spire. To showcase the Gothic architecture and stonework at night, the ministry team sought colour-changing lights that would highlight all the intricate features of this lovely building.

Solution

Sonaray was happy to oblige by installing RGBW lighting that would light the facade in a range of colours, which were programmed in a specific sequence. The colour-changing floodlights were positioned in such a way as to illuminate the front of the church and follow a definitive colour sequence from red to yellow and finally to green.

Technical Highlights

RGBW floodlights are directional and feature different beam angles.
The light changes are made using a BMX control system with wireless transceiver that communicates with each light. This allows us to make a wide range of patterns that can be programmed, including gradual colour transitions, such as those seen on Scot’s Church.
The controller is programmed using an SD card, and the playback mode can be adjusted using a remote control via a laptop or computer.
Only one controller is needed to operate a huge number of lights.

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