LuxLive Preview
Exploring LuxLive
Toshiba – Stand E29
Toshiba will be demonstrating its innovative products including the GU10, delivering 355Lm from just 7.1W. The stand will also feature a new BaseLight LayIn Modular, which is a great alternative to conventional fluorescent 600mm2 modular luminaires in helping reduce the burden of maintenance thanks to its long life. Toshiba will also introduce the GLS Wide, one of the most efficient replacements of the 60W incandescent lamp, delivering 806Lm from only 10W. Also on display will be the polyvalent ECORE Gimble TrackSpot 111 for track lighting systems and the ECORE Gimble Recessed 111, which combines low energy and long life with high flexibility to tackle the needs of retail lighting.
www.toshiba.eu/newlighting
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We have a look at some of the exhibitors taking to the stands at this year’s exciting LuxLive 2012.
Megaman – Stand E22
Megaman has a real treat in store for visitors to this year’s LuxLive, with plans for a stand that will be even brighter and bolder than ever before. Megaman has chosen LuxLive for the launch of an exciting range of new products including the G4/G9 LED lamps, 15w 12v AR111, 8w and 11w dimming GLS lamps, 7w dimming candle lamps and 7w golf ball. With the successful launch of the Tecoh® LED capsule, a low energy alternative to ceramic metal halide lamps, Megaman will also be exhibiting the latest product in the Tecoh range, the CFx – a high performance twistlock LED module with an integrated driver for general lighting and a design that is in line with proposed Zhaga specifications.
www.megamanuk.com
www.a1retailmagazine.com
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