158 TECHNOLOGY / EXTERIOR PRODUCT GUIDE
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Balti 220 Ivela
The body shows an innovative design re- lying on a simple geometry and sinuous lines. It is conceived to optimize the performance of the LED used, answering to the needs of passive heat dissipation, combined with minimized product di- mensions. It reduces to a minimum the protrusion from the wall and hence the visual impact. Manufactured in die-cast aluminium, it covers the gear box en- suring glare control and shows a double fold as a design feature to highlight the LED spot. Balti 220 features a high protection rating, IP65/66, and a special surface anti-oxidizing treatment. The fitting has been designed to ensure a wide lighting coverage of the wall, the roof and the floor with exemplary glare control and luminous quality.
www.ivela.it
GVA Lighting
Highlighter Series The Highlighter product family is a long run modular LED lighting system designed for large-scale installations. Typical applications include architec- tural cove lighting with the Highlighter HL-COVE and delineation with the Highlighter HL-DL for long run lighting applications including architectural delineation of skyscrapers, bridges, air- ports and shopping malls. The Highlight- er family uses the proprietary power and control system, Infinity, allowing it to be installed in exceptionally long runs up to 200 metres.
www.gvalighting.com
This rounded spotlight houses nine RGBs, as well as electronics and a power supply unit. Providing a colour palette from a chassis, with lighting perfor- mance assured by the digital control of all functions, either onboard for standalone operation with Master-Slave selectable for multiple unit synchroniza- tion, or from an external DMX512.
www.griven.com
Fronteluce LED
Forma Lighting With an IP66 rating, Forma Lighting’s multi-system linear projector made from extruded high quality aluminum housing coated in superior polyester powder paint for atmospheric resis- tance, with a toughened safety glass covering the front hinged aluminum frame specially designed for easy and convenient ‘no tool’ lamp replace- ment. Compatible with a range of lamp sources, Fronteluce offers specifiers a compact adjustable design with maximum flexibility via its accessories, varying beam optics, modular lengths and mounting possibilities, to create a continuous light line.
www.formalighting.com
Polaris Norka
This family of LED luminaires use XENA lighting technology. In three different white colour temperatures, the lumen packages vary between 7,000 lm and 27,510 lm with optimum thermal man- agement. Useful for industrial settings.
www.norka.de
Modena LED LUG
This wallwasher is dedicated to outdoor illumination and is made of an alu- minium profile. Its construction allows modification according to the needs of the project. A great example of this process was in Rzeszow, where MODENA LED was used to illuminate a circular footbridge. The product is available in two versions: MODENA LED – available in 4 colours and MODENA RGB – compatible with DMX dimming, which allows for creating lighting scenes.
www.luglightfactory.com
Instalight 1060 LH Insta
Instalight 1060 LH allows homogeneous lines of light to be created within landscape design. It is a fully-encapsu- lated IP68 enclosure, with heavy duty stainless steel frame allowing drive- over capability. An integrated driver in the body of the luminaire combined with plug and socket connectors makes installation simple.
www.insta.uk.com
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