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TECHNOLOGY / PRODUCT NEW ARRIVALS
LED MR16 Megaman
Arriving within minutes of press, we received a sneak peak at Megaman’s new 6W LED MR16 to be launched at EuroShop this February. With the same high quality light intensity and colour rendering of traditional MR16 halogen spotlights, but with no UV or IR light radiation or residual glare, the 6W ME- GAMAN LED MR16 Reflector has a lamp life of up to 25,000 hours. Not only does this long lamp life give users the potential to lower maintenance costs, but to achieve energy savings of 80% over halogen equivalents.
www.megamanlighting.com
Six new products for your attention this month
Building Wash 216 Visio
BW-216-3 RGBW is the second generation of Visio’s Building Wash family. Featuring a to- tal of 216 3W high power LEDs and optimal heat ventilation, it is ideal for venues such as stadium, commercial buildings or rental business.
www.visio-led.com
VarioLED Flex Venus LEDLinear
Shield AC XB Traxon / e:cue
The Shield AC XB Wall Washing LED System is Traxon I e:cue’s new solution for large-scale, high-brightness archi- tectural illumination. The outdoor-rated Shield AC XB range, intended for wall washing and grazing, enables sophis- ticated bright light output, projecting long distances with a broad range of colours consisting of RGB, warm white, and cold white tones. The simple con- nection system and long run length capability of up to 32 fixtures makes installation easy for large-scale lighting projects.
www.traxontechnologies.com
VarioLED Flex Venus is an IP 67 encap- sulated protected LED luminaire with a cross section of 10mm x 19mm (Side View) or 14 mm x 16 mm (Top View) and max. length of 7.405 mm. It can be delivered in length in multiples of 55 mm. In short, a flexible neon tube with outstanding touch, look, feel and tech- nical lighting properties. Venus provides a lamp life time of over 50.000 hours, glare and dot free LED illumination, a luminous flux of 450 lumens/metre and a CRI of more than 85.
www.led-linear.com
DIALux 4.8 DIALux
The latest version of DIALux contains several important innovations and enhancements. The calculation of the energy consumption through lighting has been modified in accordance with EnEV2009. There are distinct differences compared with the previously applicable EnEV2007. There has been progress in the integration of lamp catalogues into DIALux. You can integrate lamps from the lamp manufacturer’s catalogue eas- ily into the luminaires of any manufac- turer.
www.dialux.com
DTP100 Revolution Philips Dynalite
Philips Dynalite’s DTP100 Revolution colour touchscreen allows users to create and display visually stunning and easy-to-use control pages incorporating logos, buttons, faders, floor plans and diagnostic icons. The LCD touchscreen also enables operators to execute simple and complex conditional
logic macros with a tap of the screen. Furthermore, the fascia of the Revolution colour touchscreen can be matched to nearly any architectural surface medium.
www.dynalite-online.com
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