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TO UPDATE T5S AND T8S Minimise Energy Lighting Technologies has added the OMS Prestige modular linear busbar LED System to its range of energy efficient lighting options.


Originally designed as a flexible and easily-adaptable system for fluorescent T5s and T8s, this latest Prestige iteration now incorporates energy efficient LEDs. The beauty of Prestige is that both old fluorescent and new LED units are modular, compatible and easy to upgrade with new lamps and a range of accessories, significantly reducing the complexity and cost of switching to LED.


The system's modularity makes it ideal for complex lighting designs in industrial, warehouse, logistics, retail, education and leisure applications. Furthermore, as all past, current and future Prestige elements are compatible, the system simplifies upgrades, both now and for years to come.


The Prestige LED LSK system incorporates high performance LEDs with lens-only optics. The system can be specified in both surface mounted and suspended variants and incorporates eight standard configurations: three width options, three depth options and two asymmetric options.


UK DISTRIBUTION OF LTECH LED DRIVERS


AND CONTROLLERS Crouch Visual Solutions Ltd. have recently been appointed as the Authorised Distributor for LTech (EU) Ltd. The LTech Range offers one of the most extensive ranges of LED Drivers, compatible with DALI, DMX, 1-10v and TRIAC dimming systems.


The Controllers include Faceplates, Remote Controls and a revolutionary “Mini Wi-Fi” controls” that offer the opportunity of controlling and dimming any light source via an iPhone or Android phone or tablet. Traditionally the


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In addition, the Prestige LED II system incorporates a diffuser, polished aluminium reflector and parabolic louvre. Again available in both surface mounted and suspended formats, Prestige LED II units can be specified in six standard configurations: two widths, two depths and two asymmetric.


The system has been designed for flexibility of application, allowing lighting designers to combine any Prestige luminaire variant in any configuration to deliver the desired lighting levels and effects. Further customisation is available by the easy


cost of such devices made them very cost prohibitive on a lot of projects, however these devices are affordable for virtually any project.


Kevin Knight, Sales & Marketing Director at CVS said: ” As a Company who focus on Quality LED Products, we have worked with LTech for many years now and to have been Appointed to build this brand in the UK is an exciting opportunity for our company.


LTECH is a front-runner in the field of LED lighting controls. As the first high-end manufacturer in China and one of the leading suppliers in the world, they have engaged in R&D of LED lighting control technology since 2001. LTECH has developed


addition of accessories including speaker systems, power outlets, emergency kits, energy saving sensors and track luminaires to highlight focus areas.


Suitable for use with any lighting management system, Prestige units have a very high system efficacy rating of up to 138 lm/W and offer a CRI of up to 80+ RA as standard, with options to tailor the system up to CRI 90+. All have a lifetime of 50,000 hours/L80. Based on 20 hours of operation per day, 365 days per year, typical of a supermarket.


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hundreds of LED controlling devices, which can be used to create a more intelligent, energy- saving and comfortable lighting effect. Widely applied to global lighting industry, innovative products and solutions are offered by LTECH suiting a diverse range of projects and requirements from LED lighting industry.


As their UK Distributor, Crouch will be carrying significant stocks here in the UK, backed up firstly by their European Distribution Hub and secondly by the factory in Shenzhen which carries over 250,000 items in stock, ready for same day Airfreight Dispatch.


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