Canada, Quebec As part of the project to modernize the lighting of Jardin Jeanne-d'Arc park in Quebec, Canada, we joined forces with the Canadian company XYZ Technologies, which carried out the installation. The 2023 project is located next to the Plains of Abraham – the site of a historical battle. We created a historical-technological connection, introducing equipment in the Canadian region closely connected with Europe, reflecting high technological heritage.
Our Solution In the park, the wireless RadioGate system was applied, capable of transmitting DMX signal in any conditions. This solution makes it possible to quickly create complex lighting scenarios and significantly reduces overall expenses due to the rejection of labor-intensive wired infrastructure.
Arma – this is a necessity for the humid continental climate of Quebec with cold winters and humid summers. The RadioGate Arma housing (IP 65) is sealed and made from milled aluminum alloy.
Each RadioGate can operate as a transmitter or receiver. The patented beDMX protocol instantly switches to free frequencies for stable DMX transmission without signal loss. RDM for remote configuration simplifies the startup and maintenance of the network. Galvanic isolation for protection against interference and resistance to voltage surges up to 305 volts makes the transceivers not only universal but also incredibly resilient.
Achieved Advantages The application of RadioGate Arma provided the customer with increased reliability and flexibility in placing lighting equipment, which is critically important for cultural heritage sites. The sturdy housing and patented, unique protocol guarantee stable operation without interruptions in extreme climatic conditions.
The adaptive and durable RadioGate is indispensable for preserving the appearance of historically significant objects. It allows seamless implementation of wireless DMX transmission technologies, coping with the most complex requirements.
