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New kid on the block making big impact on the trough light market!
For too long the trough light market has been dominated by a small number of suppliers, says Spectron LED. This they say limits the choice available to customers in terms of ad- vanced technology and price competition. Spectron LED are a specialist LED
company selling goods predominantly to signmakers nationwide and internationally. They have over 30 years’ experience work- ing within the sign industry, and it is their knowledge and experience in signmaking and lighting that has enabled them to design the 'perfect' LED trough light. Not only is it tailored to meet all sign-fixing requirements, but it also incorporates super bight LED illu- mination. As well as meeting all function re- quirements, Spectron LED’s Lumenlinear-X trough light looks attractive. It stands out from all others on the market with its sleek, compact elliptical design, and ultra-light- weight body. Spectron LED have been supplying the
LUMENLINEAR range of LED trough light to large and small signage firms for a number of years. They recently supplied Queensgate Shopping Centre in Peterborough with al- most 100 metres, incorporating DALI inter- face drivers to work alongside the centre’s existing lighting control system. Spectron also supply Blackpool Council and their an- nual ‘Illuminations’. The cost of the Lumenlinear-X LED trough light is considerably lower than simi-
Almost 100 metres of trough lights were installed at the Queensgate Shopping Centre.
lar products on the marker; though when you see the product it is clear that quality has not been compromised, says the company. “We achieve this by using a remote power supply unit which enables us to use the slimmest profile body around. Less weight also allows
the brackets to be slimmer and more aes- thetically pleasing. By using less parts, sim- plifying the manufacturing process and implementing our purpose built LED mod- ules we are able to offer our customers ex- cellent value for money,” says Managing Director Ivan Lew. It is clear to see that Spectron LED are
proud of what they have achieved in the Lu- menlinear-X. A lot of hard work and dedica- tion has gone into the design and manufacture of the trough light - years of continuous improvement and regularly im- plementing the latest and most efficient LED modules; optimising design; and increasing optional bracket designs. Future plans in- clude the development of a fully integrated SOLAR POWER system called the SPEC- TRON SOLAR. It is expected to be fully in- tegrated before the end of the year, with design work already complete and on-going testing currently underway. They say the cost will be considerably lower than any other solar powered system on the market, so will be affordable. All in all Spectron LED seem to be
making a big impact on the trough market and with a trough light as good as theirs, it’s not hard to understand why. They have the passion, experience and dedication to be able to deliver products that both look great and function exactly as you want them to.
60 Sign Update ISSUE 160 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015
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