One of Melbourne's most prestigious entertainment and accommodation venues, the Grand Hyatt, has recently undergone six months of extensive renovations to the Level 8 Banquet floor and is now utilising a sophisticated and seamless Dynalite solution.

The Lighting design by Mike Huggins from Light Directions in Hong Kong relied heavily on a total integration of all kinetic light sources and functional lighting, but with a simple front end. This was no easy task when the system was required to perform a huge range of tasks, including local or global control, complex room joining, plus control over an eclectic blend of incandescent, metal halide, fluorescent and LED light sources.

Dynalite's Victorian agent "Lightmoves" were invited to offer specification for a control system that could achieve these objectives, within the tight budget constraints. Lightmoves proposed a system that allowed complex and sophisticated control but could be utilised for simple meetings and functions without the need for an AV Technician. The overall system included 240 channels of "Dual Port" Dynalite dimming, controlling incandescent and fluorescent lighting, various Dynalite LED controllers, 14 LCD touch screens, push button panels, 12 Enttec DMX Streamers and a DMX patch bay.