Introducing the Rama Range
Selecon re-conceives the 'conventional' lens luminaire for designers and technicians alike with innovative use of materials, integrated safety bond and now with your choice of Fast, Focus Technology* (FFT).
Lens luminaires are stage lighting ‘workhorses’; over stage, side light, back light, front of house side slots they deliver a widely variable cone of light (typically 4.5° – 60°) which can be shaped using a barndoor.
Selecon’s Rama range of Fresnels and PCs take these well-loved tools to the next evolutionary step with enhanced operational features and the option of presetting pan, tilt and beam setting before the focus (Fast Focus Technology* – to 
learn more click here).
The front and rear of the Rama are manufactured using the latest in engineering plastic technology (as used on our Pacific) to provide a cooler luminaire for you to adjust during focusing.
Access to re-lamp, clean or maintain your Rama is via the hinged side opening bottom door, the mains power is automatically disconnected when you open the door.
Rama luminaires are the first fixed luminaires to have an integrated safety bond.
One less item to forget or lose, always there to ensure your equipment is properly rigged, meeting today’s safe work practise.
View the safety bond animation here to learn more (.avi file, 916K).
The Rama range come fitted with a Focus Position label identified in degrees.
From March 2007 the original 'squeeze and slide' device will be removed and units will be supplied with screw focus knob supplied on all other models.
The squeeze action device will continue to be available as an accessory for those who wish to use it. Fitting the device is simply a matter of screwing it into the threaded nut which holds the screw focus knob mounted on the reflector assembly slide – Order Code – 17RAFTF.
The yoke is adjustable along the length of the luminaire to allow rebalancing when fitted with a colour scroller or for fitting into space-restricted mounting positions.
The balance point when fitted with barndoors is indicated
on the luminaire. Vulnerable electrical connections are located in a heat isolated compartment to extend their life, minimising down time and maintenance costs.
The Rama barndoor features jam free rotation, heat insulated flaps which can be individually re-tensioned if required.
Colour Frame sizes:
186mm x 190mm / 7 3/8” x 7 1/2”
Note: All Ramas will fit a US standard 7 1/2" colour frame.
Lamp sockets:
• GX 9.5 for 220-240V T/29 1200W lamp, supplied with mounting spacers to allow the use of T/19, T/11 - 1000W lamps. Factory set for the T/29 1200W lamp.
• G22 for 100V, 120V, 220–240V 1000W lamps.
• P28 for 120V 750W, 1000W lamps.
A lens safety mesh accessory is also available (supplied with luminaire for European markets).
The Range
The Rama range is comprised of a choice of four Fresnels and four PCs, all available with Selecon’s new patented Fast Focus Technology.| Standard model, using 150mm / 6" lens, posi slide focus | Fast Focus Technology model, with precision preset capability of Pan, Tilt and Focus |
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Rama 175mm / 7" High Performance Fresnel
The favourite of professional theatres around the world delivering superior output and beam quality than industry standard 150mm / 6" units.
| Standard model, using 175mm / 7" lens, posi slide focus | Fast Focus Technology model, with precision preset capability of Pan, Tilt and Focus |
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| Standard model, using 150mm / 6" lens with lightly textured rear lens surface, posi slide focus | Fast Focus Technology model, with precision preset capability of Pan, Tilt and Focus |
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Rama 175mm / 7" High Performance PC
Our unique 175mm lens PC, with optically ground rear surface and front moulded ‘diffusion’ edge, superior output with a unique quality of light.
"The world leader in beam quality" Francis Reid, eminent British lighting designer praises the Selecon 175mm lens in The Stage.
| Standard model, using 175mm / 7" lens, posi slide focus | Fast Focus Technology model, with precision preset capability of Pan, Tilt and Focus |
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*Patent pending.
“RAMA - moving the Lens Luminaire into the 21st century”
