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R Series NANO
Endo XAL
The main display areas of the Crescent NANO is an extremely small LED chan-
stand this year will feature a new gen- nel system, intended for installation in
eration of LED products from high-end shelves and cabinets. Working with high
Japanese manufacturer, Endo. power and high efficiency LEDs (approx
Among them will be the R Series Out- 100 lm/w, depending on light colour)
door Spotlight range, available in six and reflectors rather than lenses, it
sizes, ranging from 5 to 24 LEDs. This delivers a very crisp and contrast rich
range takes the possibilities of LED illuminiation of products of any kind.
display lighting to the next level with six When first presented at EUROSHOP
module sizes, all with high outputs and 2008, XAL’s NANO system won the award
a choice of beam widths. Swimmingpool-Light for the most innovative new shopfitting
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Wibre
product. Since then it has been gradu-
ally improved and is already used by
Made entirely of V4A stainless steel 1.4571
clients such as Selfridges, Clarins, Tag
EPOL, Wibre’s Swimmingpool-Light is IP68
Heuer and RADO.
rated for water depths of up to 5m. The
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housing, along with its 1.5 m cable protec-
tion tube, make the product suitable for
wall and floor installation in tile-covered,
concrete pools; for welding into stainless
steel pools with tile covering; for welding
into stainless steel pools; in pools with fit-
ted foil (pressure flange); and pools with
adhesive/foil coatings (adhesive flange).
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Surf Type S
Mike Stoane Lighting
Surf Type S is the newest arrival
to MSL’s range of surface mounted Leader Light
adjustable lockable spotlights. Taking
LL LED SPOT A3-07
the obvious benefits of Cree’s power-
ful (and recently micro binned) XP-E
Represented at the show by TMB, Leader
chip to their natural conclusion this
Light’s new offering, the LL LED Spot A3-07,
fitting offers the usual MSL trademark
is part of LL LED A3 family: a complete
features in conjunction with a continu-
product series using high power A3 LEDs.
ally improving and powerful chip – in
With a simple and functional design, the
miniature. Thermally bonding the chip
Endless spot is made for easy connection to a 230V
to the body by means of a gold plated
ta Light
power source without AC/DC converters.
FR4 board and scores of tiny gold vias
Del
Suitable for interior and exterior applica-
ensures Surf Type S is able to run at up
Less is more. Endless, a very mini-
tions, it offers a variety of mounting options
to 500mA.
malistic and well thought out design
and intensive pure white lighting with vari-
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has been specially developed for the
able angle beam (15°, 20°, 25° or 30°).
extremely thin T5 fluorescent seam-
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less lamps. Endless can be used either
as a wall or ceiling fixture creating an
endless line of light without shadows.
This ‘boundlessness’ gives the Endless a
unique and sober character. The Endless
comes perfectly into its own in modern
surrounds, but is also able to bring ad-
ditional elegance and original contrast
in a classic interior.
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