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POOL LIGHTING


work with many specialist installers to offer seamless integration.


LED lamps behave differently in water to other sources and the specific characteristics in terms of lumen outputs and beam angles produce many different effects. Height positioning and tile colour beam angles need to be considered for the project to be a complete success rather than a near miss. Not all lamps are created equal, many interpretations of ‘Green or Energy saving lighting products’ can be very misleading. E.g. if you have an LED lamp using 35W of power this does not necessarily mean you are saving any power if you are replacing a halogen at 300W at 8,000 lumens. The lumen output is far higher of the halogen lamp than most LED lamps so you will need to install multiple LED lamps to bring the light output up to the same levels thus cancelling out any power saving! Buyer beware of cheap inferior lamps flooding all lighting markets as they are often not very efficient and can be unreliable along with not conforming to Part L II. All lighting provided by Atmospheric Zone exceeds the current regulations and are fully CE and RoHS compliant.


Atmospheric Zone, offer a full specification package for the whole building if required, currently supplying lighting systems for Harrods, Selfridges, and many commercial premises here in the UK and Europe.


With 25-metre competition pools on site, compliance with FINA guidelines was essential. In this area, specified lighting levels were 500 lux throughout, rising to 600 lux at starting and turning points. Lighting within the water for these, as well as the training pool, is provided by A2 50W daylight white LED units. In the 365m2


recreational pool, lighting


levels are at their lowest – just 250 lux. To create a fun, relaxed atmosphere for casual bathers, A4 multicolour and white LED underwater lighting was used to set the mood. Like all of its underwater products, the A4 has been pressure-tested to 16 bar – ensuring it can handle depths up to 25m. EVA Optic was also to provide lighting throughout the 6,200m2


complex. In the


entrance area, changing rooms, toilets, meeting and conference rooms, LED DL downlights were used. In the plant room, LED W wall and ceiling lights were specified. For effective central control and optimised economy, all lighting units were linked into the Building Management System (EIB/KNX).


The same LED lighting range is now available in the UK through an exclusive partnership with Golden Coast. Lighting systems can be retrofitted into existing facilities or incorporated into new designs.


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Available either as a complete


PU6 (left) or PU9 (right) Certikin


underwater


light or ideal for retro


fit into any


PAR56 type lamp unit


CERTIKIN LIGHTS THE WAY WITH LED LIGHTING


The one guaranteed way of reducing running costs on a pool at the same time as enhancing its ambience is by the installation of LED lighting. The Certikin LT LED light offers staggering lamp life of up to 100,000 hours, that’s about 11 years if left on permanently. They also use less than 10% of the energy used by traditional 300W pool lights. The Certikin PAR 56 Underwater Light is environmentally friendly thanks to its long life expectancy and energy efficiency. It’s available in either a white light or a multicoloured light unit (six fixed colours and six colour sequences) where a choice of fixed colour or automatic colour sequencing can be used to create a range of different effects. Available either as a complete PU6 or PU9 Certikin underwater lights are ideal for retro fit into any PAR56 type lamp unit, the Certikin LED light is an ideal upgrade for any pool.


Colour sequencing on multicolour LED lamps can be controlled either by push button or via a control box. For ease of control on the poolside, a remote control can be used in conjunction with the control box.


A SPLASH OF COLOUR FROM WATERCO


The BriteStream multicoloured LED light has been cleverly designed with a built-in colour memory which means that it always defaults to its last colour selection. It


Waterco’s BriteStream LED concrete niche light is a flush-mounted light which protrudes only 9mm from the pool/spa wall


has seven unique colours plus two colour changing modes to create the perfect pool side ambience. Waterco has developed the new state of the art range of BriteStream LED lights for use with concrete, wooden, liner and fibreglass pools. This complete range offers a light for every installation.


The BriteStream LED concrete niche light is a flush-mounted light which protrudes only 9mm from the pool/spa wall. Its energy efficient, super bright LEDs are capable of delivering 352 lumens of light and operating on only 15 watts of energy. The BriteStream range offers a long life span of over 70,000 hours and is available in Brite white, electric blue and multicoloured versions.


Waterco’s BriteStream


multicoloured LED light has been cleverly


designed with a built-in


colour memory which means that it always


defaults to its last colour selection


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