Products Pick N Mix
National Lighting 0845 634 1515
www.nationallighting.co.uk
National Lighting, a merchant that offers the UK’s largest range of lighting products to the trade, is pleased to announce the expansion of its branch network with the opening of three new trade counters. National Lighting is now open in Wapping, Hounslow and Aintree, offering a wide range of light fittings and lamps, direct from the manufacturer at unbeatable prices, plus a complete electrical range to meet the needs of any electrician, contractor or facilities manager. Each branch displays more than 1,000 installed and operational light fittings all carried in stock.
Spirit Circuits
+44 (0) 2392 243 000
www.spiritcircuits.com
Hamilton Lifestat +44 (0) 1747 860088
www.hamilton-litestat.com
Decorative electrical wiring accessories specialist and audio and lighting control systems manufacturer, Hamilton Litestat, will be returning to Decorex 2013 on stand B47. Visitors to the stand will be able to view the British company’s comprehensive range of switch plates and sockets as well as bespoke artisan door furniture from Italian brand Giara, for which Hamilton and can produce unique matching plate designs as part of its Savile Row bespoke design service. Hamilton’s new bronze effect plates have been proving very popular since launching this year.
Luxonic Lighting +44 (0) 1256 363 090
www.luxonic.co.uk
Luxonic Lighting has provided the interior lighting controls and the back of house luminaires for Marks & Spencer’s flagship store in the North West. A leading UK manufacturer in LED and interior luminaires, Luxonic has played a major part in lighting many M&S stores across the country. The retailer’s latest sustainable learning store in Cheshire Oaks, South Wirral, is the most carbon efficient M&S store to date, with a 35 percent reduction in carbon consumption in comparison with other stores of a similar size.
Reggiani
+44 (0) 20 8236 3000
www.reggiani.net
When tasked with providing a high performance, all-LED lighting solution for Windrush Volkswagen’s showroom in Maidenhead, Ian Pell Architect selected Reggiani as their lighting partner. Windrush is a Berkshire-based approved retailer for all new and approved used Volkswagen cars with sales centres in Maidenhead and Slough. When the company initiated a refurbishment of its Maidenhead facility it was keen to reduce its energy consumption and carbon footprint. At the same time it was essential that the lighting continued to enhance the visual appeal of the cars in the showroom and was able to adapt to changing layouts.
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www.a1lightingmagazine.com
Innovative PCB Manufacturer, Spirit Circuits, has a new addition to complement their current circuit board technologies. Thermal Interface Materials (TIM) is designed into electronic assemblies to aid and improve the thermal path, the removal of hot spots by heat spreading and selective cooling of components. Common usages for the technology are between power devices and heat sinks or from a PCB to a chassis or cold wall. The function of TIM is to compensate surface roughness, using a compressible or compliant material will fill micro voids, displace the air and bridge the gaps; the benefit of this is to increase the surface area available for heat conduction.
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