USA/Europe - Elation has announced the expansion of its award-winning Paragon series with the new Paragon LT, a cutting-edge, long-throw LED profile luminaire purpose-built to deliver high-impact visuals for large productions and stadium shows.
Engineered for the future, the Paragon LT incorporates breakthrough technologies, proprietary patents, and new industry standards: full output even with framing or animation engaged, variable CRI control that allows seamless adjustment from CRI 70 to CRI 93, a new dimming system boosting brightness by 4%, Turbo Mode for up to 20% more output, a lighter yet stronger chassis, whisper-quiet CMY mixing, the largest rotating gobo wheel in Elation’s history, and re-engineered frost and zoom systems cutting noise by up to 10 dB.
“The Paragon LT is the result of listening closely to the needs of designers working at the highest levels of live production and on the biggest shows,” said Matthias Hinrichs, product manager at Elation. “With its massive output, tight beam, and all the cutting-edge technology that Paragon has quickly developed a reputation for, it delivers the power and flexibility they need to create stand-out moments in high-profile environments.”
At the heart of the Paragon LT is a 1300W variable CRI white LED engine delivering an intense, high-quality output of up to 52,000 lumens - ideal for large-scale productions that demand exceptional brightness over long distances.
With a massive 200mm (8") front lens and a fast zoom range from 3.7° to 48°, the Paragon LT delivers both sharp, punchy beams and soft, wide wash coverage, offering exceptional adaptability for designers seeking to maximise impact across various performance scales.
The Paragon LT is built to endure inclement weather and withstand the rigours of tough show schedules. With an IP54 weatherproof rating, it offers protection against water and dust ingress and is ready to perform reliably both indoors and in temporary outdoor settings. Its advanced HEPA filtration system protects internal components while maintaining cooling efficiency - reducing maintenance, while extending the fixture’s life.