LEDʼs
BWF Kunststoffe GmbH & Co. KG “BWF colourLED® is a specially developed material by BWF Profiles for high power LED applications in the lighting market. This particular material mixture has been developed by the in- house colour laboratory. The profiles´ light transmission can exactly be coordinated with the respective colour and colour temperature of the utilized LEDs. In addition, a slight colour location shift can be realised by special pigmentation. In comparison with conventional colouring, a superior light transmission of up to 40% more transparency without visible hotspots and excellent light scattering can be achieved with a reduced amount of LEDs. As a result, modern, energy- efficient lighting concepts with LED technology can be implemented.”
Carclo
“When Carclo Optics started to support the Lumileds Luxeon I (around 2004), the white 1-watt LED had a maximum output of only 32lm. This at the time was seen to be new technology and was being used within designs and real life projects. There were many issues with low output and high-energy loss through heat. Due to this, Carclo Optics were mainly designing to tighten beams in order to create narrow spots of light. As the efficiency levels and cost
improved over the years, it enabled more creative and interesting optics to be designed – widening the coverage and reducing heat loss. Today’s technological advances in LED choice have enabled Carclo Optics to be at the forefront of creative, innovative and unique designs – from bespoke customer requirements to standard optic and reflector ranges. One example of this is the new range of High Bay reflectors that have been designed to maximise the light output by using high brightness, high efficiency packages such as Cree XM-L2 and the Luxeon M. The design produces excellent light patterns for high bay lighting – creating an even beam spread whilst also delivering excellent energy savings.”
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Oree T: +972 3 6102000 W:
www.oree-inc.com
Anglia LED Lighting “Offices are a major use of electricity, and a large proportion is consumed from lighting. At Anglia LED Lighting we specialize in reducing the lighting consumption by up to 90% with our range of LED lamps. In a recent project at the offices of P4 Fastel, specialists in emergency lighting, we installed our 600x600 natural white recessed ceiling panels to dramatic effect. Giving both, a reduced running cost and maintenance schedule. The emergency systems supplied by P4 give our panel the added safety factor for a maintained office lighting system.”
Sedna LED Ltd T: +44 (0)2920 099092 W:
www.sednaled.co.uk
Trilux T: +44 (0)1245 463463 W:
www.trilux.com/uk
BWF Kunststoffe GmbH & Co. KG T: 0800 917 7003 W:
www.bwf-profiles.com
Carclo T: +44 (0)1753 575011 W:
www.carclo-optics.com
Precision Lighting T: +44 (0)20 8947 6616 W:
www.precisionlighting.co.uk
Anglia LED Lighting T: +44 (0)1603 211511 W:
www.anglialedlighting.co.uk
Precision Lighting “Precision’s family of high-specification spot lights now includes the versatile Oculus, sleek Discus and small-scale Pico ranges in addition to new versions of the Evo combining aesthetics and power. All use Cree XPE LEDs, come with a wide range of accessories and optics – there are over 250 options for the Oculus – are lockable in pan and tilt for perfect installation and have bodies machined from AL6063-T6 aerospace-grade aluminium.
Inverse Lighting chose Precision’s Pico and Evo spotlights for a chic chocolate boutique at the super-luxury Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong, designed by the award-winning international studio Yabu Pushelberg with illuminated glass boxes and walls clad in silver. Some 60 Precision fittings add subtle sparkle to the mouth-watering displays.”
Above: Anglia LED Lighting Top Left: BWF ColourLED Middle: Precision Lighting
Contact
MHA Lighting T: +44 (0)1942 887400 W:
www.mhalighting.co.uk
Micro-Epsilon UK Ltd T: +44 (0)151 355 6070 W:
www.micro-epsilon.co.uk
www.a1lightingmagazine.com
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