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Bubble Optics Carclo
Carclo have introduced a new and im- proved range of ultra-wide-angle optics for luminarie designs that require the efficient lighting of wide areas with ex- ceptionally even illuminance. Carclo’s wide area optics are now available in 120, 130, and 180 degree versions, as well as specific variants for down light applications and for the Osram Golden Dragon Plus LED.
www.carclo-optics.com
M-Web + P4
FPHB/FPHN EEE
ASMT-YTx2 Avago
The new ASMT-YTx2 tricolour surface- mount devices are available in 3.4 x 2.8 x 1.8mm Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier (PLCC)-6 packages. The devices offer a small footprint, high-brightness perfor- mance and robust contrast ratio. The ASMT-YTx2 surface-mount devices are encapsulated in a heat-resistant silicone material, enabling them to operate in a wide range of environmental conditions with high reliability and long operating life.
www.avagotech.com
The compact design profile (93x47mm) makes PHB/PHN luminaires suitable for many modern interior applications. They can be used as independent luminaires in corridors or in combination with the range of suspended FPHB/FPHN lumi- naires in offices, offering the creation of exciting and flexible lighting solu- tions through a modular construction. The distinctive soft shaped anodized extruded aluminium profile contains a range of high performance optics in Miro4 aluminium or semi-opal polycar- bonate diffuser for direct or direct/indi- rect lighting.
www.eee.pt
M-Web + is P4’s new Ethernet interface with integrated web server and supervision unit that continuously scans and monitors the status of emergency lighting in a building or estate for instant status update via web navigator software. It can be directly con- nected to up to 125 P4 FASTELink emergen- cy lighting luminaires, and by adding col- lector boxes the network can be expanded to monitor up to 12,500. Main tasks include coordination of the self-testing timing of all emergency lighting units, recording of faults, information storage and automatic system configuration.
www.p4fastel.co.uk
EcoSpec Linear Family EcoSense
With smart power technology, the EcoSpec Linear family of LED fixtures connects directly to AC power, simplify- ing installation and minimising costs. Leveraging years of lighting experience, these robust, aluminum-frame fixtures feature powerful, energy efficient LEDs and precision constant-current circuits for long-life applications. Cool to the touch EcoSpec Linear fixtures quickly pay for themselves in energy savings and provide substantial savings over the 50,000-hour life of the lamps.
www.ecosenselighting.com
Iris Spectral
The Iris from Spectral is a decorative, circular T5 luminaire that provides a striking touch to any commercial lighting design. Available in surface mounted, suspended, wall mounted or recessed versions, with fully customis- able decorative interior colour foils, Iris is suited to a wide range of applications, from the boardroom right through to office and core areas.
Iris comprises an anodised aluminium housing, containing a low glare reeded micro-prism diffuser, wrapped in opaque, coloured or transparent clear acrylic case.
www.ridi-lighting.co.uk
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