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TECHNOLOGY / LIGHTFAIR INTERNATIONAL, PHILADELPHIA, USA Lucifer Cylinder
LED Linear XOOLUM
GE Lighting Evolve Cobrahead
Lucifer’s new surface mount Cylinder offers a sleek design with high levels of precision engineered adjustability. Die-cast aluminum luminaires feature toolless, hot-aim adjustment up to 45° tilt and 361° rotation with unique friction-lock mechanisms. Total Internal Reflectance optics (25°, 40°, 60°) with tapered aperture provide exceptionally efficient lighting in lumen packages up to 82+ CRI 1300LM (21W)/ 95+ CRI 1000LM(21W) using Xicato sources. Beam angles field changeable with proprietary beam shaping lenses. The 173x80mm (59mm aperture) body is available in brushed aluminum, powder coated and plated finishes.
www.luciferlighting.com
XOOLUM is based on an innovative and modular design concept and offers enormous possibilities in adaption to the desired room ambience. The fixture, which has been awarded with a Red Dot, is a multifunctional luminaire suitable for ambience, cove and general lighting. Due to its modularity with LED light lines and optical systems a multitude of fixture configurations can be achieved with XOOLUM. The system can be manufactured in lengths of up to 400 cm and even be used to handle the general lighting of larger halls.
www.led-linear.com
GE Lighting’s Evolve LED Scalable Cobrahead fixture has been recognised for its pioneering design and technical excellence, winning the 2013 Light- Fair International Innovation Award category for Parking, Roadway and Area Luminaires.
Introduced in 2012, it uses about 60 percent less energy than traditional Cobrahead fixtures and is available in four sizes and hundreds of photometric options to help municipalities light roadways of all types more efficiently than ever.
www.gelighting.com
Lumenpulse Lumenbean Grande Pendant
Griven
Eldoled 50WSOLOdrive
This driver can smoothly dim down to zero just like incandescent fixtures and can be programmed to suit any applica- tion’s needs, including dimming curve type and exact LED current settings. Sensors can be easily added to the driv- er’s LED code interface to add further value to the application. A slimline version is also available with T5-like dimensions and the 50W SOLOdrives support either DALI or 0-10V.
www.eldoled.com/solodriveac
Powershine DUltra Spot Powershine D Ultra Spot features an incomparably functional, ultra-narrow, sharp, long-shot beam of light, that al- lows a new generation of advanced and previously unthinkable design develop- ments. These single or double cluster configuration LED projectors, with full independent digital control of each LED bank, are fitted with a total of 36 or 72 RGBW, warm or cold white high brightness LEDs for the most demand- ing lighting concepts.
www.griven.com
Lumenbeam Grande and Lumenbeam Grande Pendant were among the new products Lumenpulse unveiled at Light- fair. The Grande are high-performance luminaires for indoor and outdoor lighting applications, while the Pendant is ideal for mid to high-ceiling applica- tions. This powerful projector delivers 326,433 candelas at nadir using just 100 watts. Available in a choice of colour temperatures, RGB, RGBW and Dynamic White, Lumenbeam Grande’s optics range from a very narrow 6° to a wide 60° flood. It is a highly controllable luminaire that is compatible with DMX, DALI and 0-10V, as well as Lumentalk— Lumenpulse’s innovative power line communication technology—and Lutron EcoSystem.
www.lumenpulse.com
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