Lighting Case Study
Luceco has recently supplied a complete LED lighting solution for new buildings at The Pines Special School in Birmingham. The Pines is a primary school facility educating pupils with communication issues, providing the foundations for future learning. Facility and maintenance contractors, Air Cool Engineering Midlands were responsible for the luminaire installation at The Pines using square and circular LuxPanels as well as Academy luminaires. Fixed output and dimmable LuxPanels were used in classrooms and circular LuxPanel in corridors with IP65 versions being fitted in cloakrooms and WC’s.
Academy is designed to be an ideal replacement for linear fluorescent fittings, particularly in classrooms, offices, circulation areas and corridors. Selected Academy luminaires installed were fitted with an integral microwave sensor to further reduce energy consumption. With the corridor function selected, the sensor adjusts the light level to 10% of the normal level when the space is unoccupied.
The Pines Special School encourages their pupils to value themselves by ensuring that all their achievements are rewarded. Also rewarding are the cost savings of LED energy efficient luminaries now enjoyed at The Pines Special School in Birmingham.
LuxFrame SPECIFICATION
• 595 x 595mm architectural semi recessed luminaire
• Semi-recessed frame that sits on T bar and provides a frame of light under the ceiling tile
• The fire barrier is maintained as ceiling tile is still in place
• 2000, 2800 and 3500 Lumens
Circular SPECIFICATION
• White aluminium frame with polycarbonate TPb diffuser • Slimline design ideal for low ceiling voids
• Suitable for plasterboard or suspended ceiling systems • Plug and play driver
• Super shallow 20mm luminaire recess depth
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