Green-GO: wireless comms takes a major Stride!

The Netherlands – Visitors to this year’s Prolight+Sound exhibition in Frankfurt will be among the first to see a major innovation from comms system manufacturer, Green-GO. Receiving its worldwide launch at the show will be the Stride Antenna – the first product to be announced in the award-winning company’s brand-new Stride wireless series.

As its name suggests, Stride is a big step forward for the comms market, bringing seamless roaming, greater DECT spectrum efficiency and increased user mobility, without affecting the range or the audio quality of devices on the network. Compatible with existing Green-GO WBPX wireless beltpacks, Stride enables higher DECT device density, allowing more WBPX beltpacks to be used simultaneously within the same area.

“True seamless roaming has been a goal for Green-GO’s customers since the very beginning,” says Silvio Cibien, CEO of Anima Network, the company responsible for Green-GO’s export and marketing, explaining the importance of this innovation. “Now, with Stride, we can finally deliver it. Achieving this function is a huge success for us, requiring a significant investment for the licence to enable us to develop our own control of the DECT protocol.”

Green-GO’s Stride Antennas synchronize automatically. DECT time slots are synchronized across multiple Stride Antennas via PTPv2 (Precision Time Protocol version 2) technology, without additional action required from the user. This effectively enhances the consistency of coverage within a given area, providing seamless roaming. Before the arrival of Stride, unavoidable ‘handover gaps’ between the areas covered by unsynchronised antennas were a fact of life with such systems. Now, with Stride Antennas, a Green-GO system can make make full use of the available DECT spectrum, allowing a greater device density than was possible before.

The use of Stride Antennas will not compromise the range of a single antenna or cell on the network. This true seamless roaming between all antennas enables increased mobility, as each user can move around more freely within the coverage area, as well as into wider areas with the range extended by the addition of more antennas.

Green-GO has also made a significant investment in developing new tools to give intercom technicians the insights they will need in the utilisation of the DECT spectrum and RF coverage, enabling them to diagnose and understand possible issues early.

Device pools can include up to 250 Stride Antennas and 100 wireless beltpacks, while each Stride Antenna can accommodate up to five simultaneous WBPX connections. A user interface on the antenna displays configuration information and an RGB LED indicator shows device status, while extended RF monitoring information is available on both the wireless beltpack and via Green-GO’s Control software. A DECT antenna analyser mode allows users to keep track of DECT spectrum utilisation. Furthermore, the Stride Antenna has an IP53-rated housing for outdoor use, and includes various mounting options (3/8”, M10, and VESA).

Green-GO will reveal new products and functionality for the Stride series in the near future. Those wanting to find out more now are invited to visit the Green-GO team from 19-21 March 2024 at Prolight+Sound in Frankfurt, in Hall 12.0, booth C89!

New distributor Green-GO in Belgium and Luxembourg: Controllux

Geel, Belgium – Belgium and Luxembourg, your line to Green-GO just got shorter!

Looking for a professional intercom solution in Belgium or Luxembourg? You can now turn to Controllux, our new distributor for the region.

Whether you’re exploring Green-GO for the first time or already working with it, you have a local point of contact for advice, support and follow-up.

From live events to fixed installations, every setup is different. Controllux helps you find the right fit, with experience across theatre, TV, film, entertainment and architectural environments.

Based in Belgium or Luxembourg? Get in touch with Controllux.
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New name of our design and manufacturing company

Gemert, The Netherlands – From 1 March 2026, the design and manufacturing company behind Green‑GO Communication and ELC Lighting operates under a new name: Evenution.

This change applies to the company name, not to the names of the two product brands.

Why this change?

Green-GO and ELC have shared the same production, engineering and expertise for many years. Moving to Evenution gives that shared foundation one clear company name, while the two brands continue independently, each with its own role in your workflow.

What changes?

The production company ELC Lighting B.V. is now called Evenution.
Green‑GO Digital becomes Green‑GO Communication, including a new logo.
ELC keeps its current logo; product labels are updated to follow the brand guidelines more consistently.
Evenution now handles production, sales and marketing directly.

What stays the same?

Green‑GO systems that keep your crew connected with clear, immediate communication across any setup.
ELC tools that help you design, test, manage and monitor your lighting network.
In‑house development and production in the Netherlands.
The same people. The same support.
The same focus on solutions that hold up in real live environments.

Two brands with their own purpose.

One production company behind them.

Welcome to Evenution.

ISE 2026 was a success!

Barcelona, Spain – Over three days we met users and distributors from all over the world. We discussed ideas, explored challenges and looked at how our tools are used in the field every day.

We tested Green-GO beltpacks, walked through ELC dmXLAN workflows on the spot and talked about what helps you keep control when the pressure is on.

Thanks to everyone who took the time to stop by. It was a pleasure meeting you.