News & Business GE Lighting Continues to Make Olympic Waves
The Riverbank Arena, located within the Olympic Park, is the venue for the Hockey, Paralympic 5-a-side Football and Paralympic 7-a-side Football. The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG) required a range of architectural lighting to illuminate the Riverbank Arena and create a key feature at night during the Olympic and Paralympic Games. As a London 2012 Sustainability Partner and a Global Olympic 2012
sponsor, GE Lighting was able to offer a vast portfolio of lighting products to find a solution. As such, GE Lighting supplied its extremely powerful architectural floodlight, the Euroflood 2000. Working in conjunction with Syncrolite, over 70 of GE Lighting's Euroflood 2000 floodlights were installed with an innovative filter shutter system, to ensure that when the lighting is switched on it offers the appearance of being colour wrapped but allows for greater flexibility when it comes to colour changing.
MHA Lighting at Manchester Airport
Manchester-based MHA Lighting has helped Manchester Airport cut its lighting energy consumption by 63% through a third major lighting installation. With its award-winning low energy luminaires and ability to design bespoke solutions, MHA Lighting has quickly become one of the airport’s preferred suppliers, supplying more than £500,000 worth of lighting products to the airport in the last 18 months. The latest project includes replacing under canopy lighting with MHA’s patented C Lite technology. This project replaced 400 watt (without ballast) Metal Halides with their new C Lite product – the C90/700. MHA Lighting managing director Tom Harrison said:
White Light Supplies Lighting for Stage Adaptation of Chariots of Fire
Described as “one of the great treats of the summer” by the Sunday Times, the stage adaptation of British classic, Chariots of Fire opened at London’s Hampstead Theatre before transferring to the Gielgud Theatre in the West End. To supply the lighting for the show, Rick Fisher turned to his regular collaborator, White Light. Fisher specified, and White Light supplied, a lighting rig that included a mixture of tungsten and discharge moving lights - Clay Paky Alpha Wash Halo washlights and Vari-Lite VL1000TS spotlights plus VL3500Q Spots and one Martin MAC III Spot - as well as ETC Source Fours and Source Four Pars, Par Cans, Cantata PCs, Birdies, Atomic Strobes and Rainbow colour scrollers. In contrast to the technology of the moving lights, Fisher’s rig also includes an exposed ring of Par lamps that delineate the show’s racing tracks. All of the lighting, plus Atmosphere haze machines, are controlled from an ETC Ion lighting console.
“We have a great relationship with Manchester Airport and very much enjoy working with an airport that is not only award-winning, but forward thinking. Their commitment to the green agenda and becoming carbon neutral is truly impressive and we are delighted to be playing our part in helping them achieve their goal.”
Philips Reaches Milestone of 200th Licensee
Royal Philips Electronics are delighted to announce that the 200th licensee has signed up to its LED luminaire and retrofit bulb-licensing programme. As a result, Paulmann Light GmbH has gained access to Philips’ comprehensive portfolio of patented LED technologies and solutions offered in the licensing program. The announcement marks a significant milestone in the Philips LED luminaire-licensing program, enabling and fostering the industry’s growth in its transition from conventional lamps to energy efficient LED- based lighting solutions. This license agreement with Paulmann follows agreements between Philips and other key lighting players such as Cooper, Trilux, Acuity Brands, Cree, Osram, Neo-Neon and Zumtobel.
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