Largo, Florida (August, 2009) - The Nemo is the newest member of the SeaChanger line of dichroi ccolor changers designed to deliver a new, energy-efficient class of high intensity lighting. Nemo is the first color engine with a LIFI® plasma source that delivers 10,000 lumens out of the fixture while using only 285 watts of power. The LIFI source leads a new class of solid-state plasma light sources that combine the best features of solid-state electronics and full spectrum plasma emitters. The results are long-life, energy efficiency and complete color spectrum for general and specialty lighting applications.

With a lamp life of 15,000 hours Nemo is the perfect solution for hard-to-reach installations, domes, atria and theme parks. The Nemo has a CRI of 92, making it an ideal fixture for musuem and gallery lighting, it bridges the gap between incandescent and LED lighting at a price that's within reach.

Using patented dichroic filter technology, Nemo creates millions of rich and reproducible colors with white-to-full saturation color transitions in less than one second. The filters provide higher transmission efficiency than gels and other materials, and are resistant to temperature and humidity. Versions are available to suit any application in theatrical, architectural and landscape lighting.

In May 2009, the SeaChanger Nemo fixture was awarded the Lightfair (LFI)
Innovation Award for the Theatrical and Specialty Luminaire category.

Nemo is a product of SeaChanger, a milestone in the evolution of theatrical lighting -- SeaChanger is the CYMxG color changer for ETC Source Four Ellipsoidals. Through unique, patented processes, the ESTA and NAB Mario Award winning SeaChanger yields the most robust and highest transmission dichroics available. You control the color, intensity and saturation of theatrical and studio lighting with unprecedented levels of precision and ease.

Ocean Thin Films in Largo, Fla., designs and manufactures patterned dichroic filters for scientific
instrumentation and applications, including the SeaChanger Color Engine for entertainment, architectural and worship facility lighting.