Retail Lighting Case Study
Luceco luminaires at Battersea Power Station
Luceco has supplied LED lighting to the iconic Grade II listed Battersea Power Station on the banks of the River Thames. This legendary landmark has been brought back to life and is now one of London’s most exciting new shopping and leisure destinations.
Phoenix ME, based in London, were appointed to undertake the mechanical and electrical shell and core installation and commissioning works on the Battersea Phase 2 Project within the retail areas, food hall, cinemas, heritage areas, and the external facilities. Luceco was specified by Chapman BDSP and asked to look at the lighting in various areas of the power station.
Luceco Projects Southern Regional Manager, Sean Wright said “We worked with Barry Gardiner, Senior Projects Manager at Phoenix ME. Luceco supplied a selection of energy efficient luminaires including Platinum, a range of surface and recessed downlights and Contour, a contemporary linear continuous lighting system, supplied in a particular RAL colour to match the architect’s vision for the lighting.” The LED lighting system consists of connectable modules that can be surface mounted, suspended or recessed forming contemporary, decorative, and highly effective illumination. Contour has a full range of illuminated
interconnecting modules as well as an integrated driver with quick electrical connectors for ease of installation, and offers over 100,000 hours operational life, making the luminaire ideal for environments with high working hours. Luceco also provided DALI monitored emergency packs to allow for the seamless reporting of the emergency luminaires.
Visitors to Battersea Power Station now enjoy a unique blend of shops, bars, restaurants, leisure and entertainment venues, parks, and historical spaces. Luceco were delighted to provide LED lighting solutions that will benefit the energy efficiency and lit environment of such an iconic building situated in the heart of London.
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