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Office Lighting Case Study


Sigma is engineered to be installed in the traditional lay in method or pulled up to the ceiling using specially designed swing tabs. The luminaire has a range of mounting accessories for solid or plasterboard ceilings and is also suitable for non-standard ceilings in commercial applications. As well as offering an efficacy of 130 Llm/cW and excellent photometric performance, Sigma delivers over 100,000 hours of maintenance free, operational life.


Other luminaires used for the lighting refurbishment included Luceco’s Opus fittings installed in back of house spaces such as store rooms and utility areas. Opus is a surface linear range available in two body sizes, with low and high output options delivering an efficacy of up to 133Llm/cW. The luminaire can be surface,


or suspension mounted with a BESA fixing and central cable entry. The IK08 rating ensures a robust lighting solution with longevity in mind.


Opened in 1911 as the headquarters to the Royal Liver Group, the Royal Liver Building holds historical and cultural importance to the city of Liverpool, including Bertie and Bella, the mythical Liver Birds adorning its towers. The Liver Building was a pioneer of its time, being one of the first buildings in the world to be built using reinforced concrete. Today this iconic structure has been carefully managed by maintaining the building’s Grade I status as well as offering the facilities to service modern commercial users, cost effective, energy efficient lighting being of significant importance to the environmental operations of the building.


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