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ALTITUDE Kim Lighting
Plana WAC Lighting
The Plana is diminutive and unobtrusive for a clean, architectural look. Advanced control features a 35-degree adjustable vertical tilt to ensure optimal visual comfort and performance. Plana is designed with an ultra low profile die cast aluminum trim, less than 1/8th of an inch in depth. Plana is available in 2, 4 and 6-inch apertures, and flangeless options are available for the 4” and 6” apertures for a seamless ceiling plane. Plana provides a broad range of lamping options including energy efficient Xicato ‘Artist Series’ LEDs, which achieve extraordinary high levels of CRI, consistent color appearance and perfect uniformity. Metal Halide, Halogen and PAR lamp options are also available.
www.waclighting.com
DEIMOS Zenaro
DEIMOS is a 2x25W LED recessed spot set with CRI > 80 for office, shop and living areas. The gimballed suspension of the LED modules allows for any desired adjustment and accentuation. The LED spotlights are available in warm or neutral white, two cardan pivotable mounting rings and an external power supply with plug-in connector. compact dimensions of only 280mm x 160mm, a small installation depth of 70mm and its seamless frame with a precious silver-metallic finish. It can be flexibly mounted tool-free into wooden and recessed ceilings with thicknesses from 10mm to 45 mm.
www.zenarolighting.com
ALTITUDE features a low profile, architecturally relevant luminaire that is scalable in six sizes for pe- destrian, site and roadway applications. This distinctive luminaire was specifically designed from the ground up to exploit the benefits of LED technology and features the innovative engineering, thermal management, and performance of Kim’s patent pending PicoPrism optics.
www.kimlighting.com
27W Energy Smart GE
BeveLED 2.0 USAI
BeveLED 2.0 provides 16-, 24- and 33-watt selections with optics ranging from 10 to 80 degrees and the ability to mix trim or trimless options without compromising the overall design unity of a space. The downlight delivers up to 2100 delivered lumens, more than 60 lumens per watt and 10-degree optic with a centre beam candlepower (CBCP) of 29,000. It has multiple CRI options, including 80+ and 90+ high- CRI, allowing the solution to replicate the functionality and performance of traditional light sources such as 42-watt fluorescents all while using significantly less energy.
www.usaillumination.com
Flexi-Mate Connector Molex
Designed to address the lighting needs of luminaire manufacturers, particularly luminaires intended for the office environment, the Molex Flexi-Mate Connector System provides a full range of both board-to-board and wire-to- board connectivity. Currently available in a standard two-circuit design, the system’s key features include a dual- contact terminal design for secure electrical contact and robust, space- saving positive side locks for wire-to- board connectors. A mating guide on PCB versions facilitates smooth mating and protects terminals during mating and unmating.
www.molex.com
The GE Energy Smart 27-watt LED bulb incorporates proprietary synthetic jet technology that was enabled by GE’s col- laboration with ecomagination Challenge winner Nuventix, creator of LED cooling technologies for energy-efficient lighting. GE testing confirms 100-watt incandes- cent replacement metrics: 1,600+ lumens, uniform omnidirectional light distribution, 3000K color temperature, 25,000-hour life rating, dimmable, no mercury, instant full brightness and 60+ lumens per watt.
www.gelighting.com
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