Retail Lighting
After
Before
solution; “We are really
impressed with both the market and enduser response to our Fast Trunking System. In a couple of weeks alone, we have seen orders of just under 3,000 metres in Sweden, France and Spain, as well as strong interest from other countries,” states Oliver Weiss, Senior SBU Manager Sylvania Fixtures at Havells Sylvania. Roblon Lighting Division has also been
working on creating an ideal retail lighting solution with the introduction of two new lighting updates. The new Libra and XPOled showcase and display case ranges are exclusively available in the UK from Light Projects Group, and can be run using Roblon’s new highly efficient LED projectors. Both new products feature individual
LED modules that can be replaced independently on sight when required, saving time and money on maintenance. The XPOled is a conduit luminaire and can be customised to different lengths and heights. It is available with multiple mounting options and in a number of styles to suit each scheme. The Libra range is available with one, two or three fully adjustable, interchangeable fitting heads with a high degree of directivity for more
particular lighting tasks. Both fittings have been
designed to look elegant but simplistic, and because they are recessed in the fitting they provide very little glare, meaning minimal distraction from the products on display. Lighting plays an essential
role in bringing a little theatricality to the retail arena, and can be the key to attracting customer attention.
Contact
Ansorg T: +49 (0) 208 48 46 0
www.ansorg.com
MHA Lighting T: +44 (0) 1942 887 400
www.mhalighting.co.uk
Havells-Sylvania T: +44 (0) 207 011 9700
www.havells-sylvania.com
Roblon
Havells-Sylvania’s Fast Trunking System helps to transform the aesthetic at a Hemköp store in Sweden.
Ansorg has helped to create an inviting and attractive lighting system for the BuY PARIS DUTY FREE at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport.
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