186 TECHNOLOGY / LED PRODUCTS
Parma Astro Lighting
Astro Lighting is a leading British designer, manufacturer and exporter of contemporary lighting at the forefront of the hospitality sector, offering the largest collection of IP44 rated prod- ucts anywhere in the world as well as a comprehensive range of LED designs. An example of expert LED design from Astro is the Parma range. The range is manufactured from plaster with a fine-grain finish which accentuates the Parma’s minimalist clean-edged boxy design. The Parma is available as 160mm and 210mm oblong upright wall washers, a smaller 100mm version and three horizontal designs – the 250mm, 300mm and 625mm.
www.astrolighting.co.uk
Dynamic White Range Griven
Aplis 80 Wallwasher Kreon
This high efficiency LED is the latest addition to the Aplis range of LED circu- lar downlights. It is contained within an asymmetric reflector system designed to provide an even wash of light onto vertical surfaces without compromising horizontal illuminance and is contained within a luminaire body just 80mm deep. The light is ideal for galleries and retail surfaces and is available in black and white.
www.kreon.com
Griven has recently broadened its LED-based product range, completing it with a wide array of Dynamic White light projectors in order to offer light- ing professionals the largest range of white light solutions. The pure white light spectrum intensity management obtainable from the Dynamic White models creates differing tones, natural hues and cool shades, offering a good control over the creation of a vast range of white light. Some of the new models include the Parade S-20 and Zaphir DW.
www.griven.com
WALLWASHERS
Y Series Wallwashers Lucifer Lighting
Lucifer Lighting’s new 111mm reflector 114mm aperture series offers exceptionally smooth wallwashing from ceiling line to floor, without scallops, at generous spacings of 914mm- 1524mm setback and 1067mm-1524mm on center. Precision engineered with die-cast angled lampholders, special asymmetric reflectors and unique combination lenses for glare-free wallwashing. The Y series is available in round and square profiles for interior and exterior IP64 locations. Offered with LEDX packages up to 3000LM(53W), and in configurations for use with R111, AR111, Par 30 and Par 36 sources.
www.luciferlighting.com
Micro-Wash Illumination Physics
This product allows designers to place a high powered LED luminaire in spaces far smaller than before. The IP Micro-Wash is a powerful tool with up to six high powered Cree or Philips Rebel LEDs, equipped with a variety of symmetrical and asymmetric lenses. Driven from 350 to 700 milliwatts, the luminaire is ideal for repetitive grazing wash light applications in both architectural and retail lighting applications. The thermal design of the IP Micro-Wash allows this luminaire to be used in high ambient heat environments and its robust construction is suitable for outdoor use.
www.illuminationphysics.com
Band2 Thorn
Band2 is a compact high performance linear floodlight for dynamic wall washing, available with monochromatic white colours or colour mixing versions. It is supplied complete with integral power supply and DMX card that fully supports colour change technology. Designed for creative illumination of façades and building surrounds, the extensive Band2 range includes two light distributions (elliptical and narrow beam), three lengths (642, 934 and 1244mm) and five LED colours (RGB, RGBA, cold white, neutral white and warm white).
www.thornlighting.com
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