LIGHTING
THE NEXT GENERATION IN LIGHTING C
ombining its leading design, development and manufacturing expertise, Collingwood Lighting has launched its new energy efficient, low glare LED – the Halers H5 500. The H5 500 is Collingwood’s latest addition to its Halers LED range – available in symmetric and asymmetric versions, the Halers H5 500 offers numerous possibilities for lighting designers and specifiers.
Both versions produce 550 lumens in neutral white and 470 lumens in warm white. As a result, the Halers H5 500 is proven to be 83% more energy efficient than a typical 50W halogen fitting. The symmetric version features a beam angle of 40° with a recessed low glare down light, specifically pointing the source of light downwards, delivering greater illumination at floor level. The asymmetric version offers a recessed low glare down light with a beam angle of 40°
that is tilted at a fixed 20° angle – this effectively delivers two light pools at opposing angles, helping to improve vertical illumination. From an
aesthetic perspective, the Halers H5 500 is available in three round bezels, white,
chrome and brushed steel. To enable retrofitting
into large ceiling holes, measuring up to 150mm, a choice of three converter plates are also available to match the range of bezels. Kate Jackson, Group Marketing Director from Collingwood Lighting said: “The real beauty of this product is the H5 500’s low glare offering a discrete fitting,
EX-OR DELIVERS 70%
WAREHOUSE ENERGY SAVINGS E
x-Or’s market-leading range of energy saving lighting solutions has been extended with the launch of Mid-Bay LightSpot PIRs, meaning there is now a full range of programmable PIR presence detection systems suitable for ceiling heights ranging from 8m up to 16m, typically found in warehouses and industrial units. Like the long-established Hi-Bay
LightSpot which is optimised for heights of 12m to 16m, the new Mid-Bay LightSpot offers 360 degree movement detection, but optimised for lower heights of 8 m to 12 m. This ensures that effective presence detection with maximum energy savings can be achieved. Both Hi-Bay and Mid-Bay LightSpot allow positioning at the end of the aisle, further extending LightSpot’s energy saving capability. This
is made easy with the addition of a special sensor lens mask offering more efficient detection.
Energy cost savings of up to 70 per cent or more can be made in industrial and commercial warehousing and storage buildings with high ceilings. This is thanks to LightSpot’s ability to ensure the lights are never left burning needlessly in areas that have been vacated or where there is enough natural light.
Both Mid-Bay and Hi-Bay LightSpot are simple to commission after installation – and can be easily reconfigured in the future in response to the regularly changing operational spaces within a dynamic warehousing environment. Commissioning Ex-Or lighting controls has been made even easier with the recent introduction of the Ex-Or HP18 LightSpot handheld controller. This low cost, pocket sized remote control is simple and intuitive to use for both installers and end users.
The new Mid-Bay LightSpot is available with flush or surface mountings and is compatible with DALI or DSI ballasts. For more information visit
www.ex-or.com
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enabling the eye to focus on the light and not the light source. Available in a range of set up options, the Halers H5 500 allows for light to be angled to the exact area where it is required – due to its low glare qualities too, the H5 500 is
suitable for use in a whole host of locations making it
extremely versatile. Taking its incredible energy efficiency rating into consideration too, the H5 500 is a fantastic ‘all round’ fitting and a proud member of our ever expanding Halers LED range.” For more information on Collingwood’s new H5 500 visit
www.collingwoodlighting.com
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