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Harvard Engineering Plc SARAR


Königsallee, Germany


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Großen Geschäft SARAR wanted a creative lighting


scheme to showcase its high­end brand of quality clothing for men and women whilst also helping to make the kinds of financial and energy savings that are available from new lighting technologies. 173 wall lights from Søberg Lystek were


installed along with Bridgelux BXRA 4000 LED lights and Harvard Engineering’s high powered LED drivers. Harvard’s CLQ driver was chosen specifically; this delivers up to 62W of power with a well regulated output current of 2100mA. Due to the flexibility of the drivers, SARAR was able to set different lux levels across the store, between 1380 and 1900, to highlight specific areas and product ranges. The LED lighting has brought a sense of spectacle and drama to the store. The lighting also offers protection to the precious fabrics of some of SARAR’s clothing, which can be bleached by the UV


Nicknamed the “Kö” by the locals, The Königsallee is Germany's busiest, upscale shopping street featuring numerous flagship stores, luxurious jewellers and small boutiques drawing shoppers in by creating a spectacular shopping experience. SARAR, the fashion giant, now has a bespoke 1,000 square metre flagship store on The Königsallee with a bespoke luxury interior featuring rosewood lacquer wood and leather with lighting from Harvard to match!


rays of conventional light sources. The LEDs run cool so there is no extra heat from the lighting. This new lighting system has an overall


performance of 21.4kWh, and according to Harvard, can provide a total saving compared to conventional lighting of €16,000 per year, as well as a saving of 28 tonnes of CO2 per year. A calculated life of 70,000 hours also helps to reduce maintenance costs.


Contact


Harvard Engineering Plc T: +44 (0) 113 383 1000 W: www.harvardeng.com


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