Lighting
i-lighting™ Introduces iluma Under Cabinet & Rail Lighting
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new line of iluma Under Cabinet and Rail Lighting has been introduced by i-lighting™ featuring proprietary “LED Lighting Simplified” connection technology. Each system’s Easy Plug™ micro connectors simply plug together to ensure easy installations, achieved in half the time of traditional lighting and with near invisible results. “Our new iluma lighting is ideal for uplighting and downlighting almost any location in the house and yard,” says Scott Holland, president & CEO of i-lighting, LLC. “The systems are so versatile and easy-to-install that they fit virtually anywhere to create an endless array of application opportunities. Imagine the benefits of lighting a certain area and iluma can help make it happen.” iluma Under Cabinet Lighting can be used both indoors and outdoors. It is available with either clear white or warm yellow LEDs and in stock lengths or customized lengths to meet contractor requirements. The iluma Under Cabinet Lighting is also designed in 10mm strips that make it ideal for task lighting applications performed on countertops or other work areas and 5 mm strips for placement as accent lighting on toe kicks, shelving, display cases and overhangs. iluma Rail Lighting works equally well with vinyl, aluminum, composite and wood railing, creating nearly invisible downlighting effects. The system’s sleek 5mm design is also available for 4’, 6’, 8’ kits and can be customized to meet user requests. In addition, iluma Under Cabinet and Rail Lighting can be operated independently with an indoor power supply or in conjunction with any existing i-lighting Deck, Stair, Landscape Lighting Kit through the use of the company’s custom low-voltage DC system and Easy Plug™ connections. In the coming months, i-lighting will also introduce a new dimmer system for specific use with all iluma Under Cabinet and Rail Lighting. Another benefit is i-lighting’s ongoing commitment to meeting customer needs for customized results. For the best outcomes, users need only email or fax their plans to i-lighting and the company will specify the project’s lighting at no additional cost and normally within 48 hours. Purchase orders are also commonly filled and shipped within two days. Furthermore, each i-lighting system includes LED spotlights that use
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approximately 80 percent less energy than incandescent bulbs and are rated for 12-plus years of operation if used 24-hours-a-day/seven-days-a-week. Other specific Stair, Deck and Landscape Lighting benefits include a: • Photocell technology that senses ambient light and automatically turns lights on and off for both safety and security, while adding convenience and reliability
• Lighting design that does not
create heat and as a result is safer for pets and children, while attracting less insects
• Interior systems, which also provide options for battery backup emergency lighting during power failures
For more information on i-lighting’s new iluma Under Cabinet and Rail Lighting or any of its existing Deck, Stair and Landscape Systems please visit
www.i-lightingonline.com
Compact Lighting co-sponsor Retail Project of the year award
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his year’s Lux awards are approaching and Compact Lighting is co-sponsoring the Retail Project of the year award with Challenger Lighting. The awards take place on 20th November at the Troxy in London. The Co-Sponsorship brings together R&D, design, and manufacturing capabilities which are complimented with installation, maintenance and commissioning services, offering the Ultimate approach for Retail Lighting Solutions.
Presenting this award is Compact
Lighting’s Sales and Marketing Director Lee Bensley who has over 25 years experience in the lighting industry. Compact lighting design and manufacture a complete range of
luminaire solutions designed for the retail environment. Challenger uses a comprehensive approach to lighting installation and maintenance. With this combination we can assist you with a lighting solution for life.
www.compact-lighting.co.uk.
Building & Facilities Management – October 2014
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