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Lighng Control requirement in commercial environments may occur for many reasons including building control regulaons, environmental standards, or simply the desire to save energy and money…


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Luceco has collaborated with LiteIP to provide a flexible, intelligent wireless lighting system requiring no complicated electrical installation and no limit to the number of luminaires that can be controlled.


Throughout the new Luceco Lighting Catalogue, compatible products carry the LiteIP logo for ease of specification. LiteIP requires no special lighting controls design work. Each wireless luminaire is programmed to operate using drag and drop menus within LiteIP software. Changes to individual luminaire operation, to improve light usage, can be made without the need to alter any wiring. Furthermore, emergency lighting tests can be run automatically, with monitoring email alerts and reports generated avoiding the need for manual recording of results.


The lighting installation is also simple and can be completed as if no lighting controls are required. Each luminaire needs only Live, Earth and Neutral – no expensive control cables are needed. This is followed by a commissioning engineer setting up the system on-site, applying settings and grouping luminaires, as required. LiteIP is compatible with all driver types including DSI, DALI and 1-10 V. Other features include presence and daylight detection, energy monitoring and reporting.


Lighting controls are now affordable and no longer complicated, just specify Luceco LiteIP luminaires for a full lighting control system!


For more information call 01952 238 100, email uk_sales@luceco.com or visit:


www.luceco.com uLiteIP is compable with all driver types including DSI, DALI and 110 V. Hoval boilers connue to serve Mylnes Court, Edinburgh uHoval boilers installed at Mylnes Court, University of Edinburgh.


Situated on the Royal Mile, Mylnes Court is a complex of buildings that includes three halls of residence, housing 176 postgraduate students in self-catered flats. A central boiler house provides space heating, domestic hot water and pre-heating of ventilation air in air handling units. “The original system was designed to operate with medium temperature hot water but, at a later date, this was changed to a low temperature hot water system,” explained specifier, Engright’s David McNeill. “As the boilers were still in good condition at the time, they were retained and adjusted to operate with lower flow and return water temperatures. However, as they got older a decision was taken to upgrade them.


“We selected Hoval boilers again as they offer the required efficiency, and their compact design helped to address space issues in the boiler house,” he continued.


Kevin Sweeney of Taylor and Fraser added: “The boiler upgrade, along with addition of control valves and shunt pumps for back-end protection, went very smoothly. We were very pleased with the support we received from Hoval during the project.” Further information visit:


www.hoval.co.uk


A boiler upgrade at Mylnes Court, University of Edinburgh has seen ageing Hoval boilers replaced with the company’s high eciency SR Plus and UltraGas boilers. The new boilers were specifled by Engright Engineering Consultants and installed by contractors Taylor and Fraser.


Following a technical appraisal and compeve tender, Riello burners were deemed the best match for the refurbished boilers at a high proflle government site in Swansea, managed on behalf of Telereal Trillium by Arthur Portelli of Oakbury Building Services Consultants.


Riello burners help drive eciency for Telereal Trillium


The three 2.5 MW burners at the Swansea site were installed in 1982 to meet a site demand of around 5MW with N+1 resilience so that heat loads could be met with one boiler offline for maintenance or repair. Because of the age of the burners, and efficiency issues, Telereal Trillium undertook a technical review to assess condition and future operational life of the boiler plant. After considering the options, a comprehensive refurbishment was the best option to bring them up to the standard of any new boiler on the market. A further benefit of refurbishment was reduced disruption, taking advantage of the N+1 configuration.


The refurbishment by Steam Plant Hire (Halesowen) included installation of new high efficiency insulation, refractory, control wiring, casings, gas and oil pipe systems and replacement of the obsolete burners.


Selecting the correct burner system was critical to achieving the required combustion efficiency, along with improved turndown and low emissions (including NOx). Following a full burner matching process by Riello RLS300 EV O2 BLU low NOx dual- fuel burners were identified as offering the best option.


Arthur Portelli commented: “This was a particularly challenging project for a whole number of reasons and I was impressed with the manner that the team handled all the problems we encountered at the design, tender and project stage.


“The support from the Riello sales and technical teams has been first class, only equalled by the burners that have lived up to all expectations,” he added.


www.rielloburners.co.uk


uRiello burners were the best match for the refurbished boilers at a prominent government site in Swansea.


Thorn Lighting delivers a bright future for Academy


Archbishop Lanfranc Academy’s previous home, built in the 1950s, was demolished to make way for a new Academy. With a new sports hall, fitness suite and dance studio, the four-storey, 11,796sq m building offers a state of the art environment. Thorn’s Arena Symphony innovative LED luminaires with sound absorbing features were chosen to minimise sound reverberation in the classrooms.


uThorn’s Arena Symphony LED luminaires with sound absorbing features minimise sound reverberaon in the classrooms.


Compliant with BB93, Arena Symphony offers total flexibility, with a choice of infills to adapt the length of the system to match classroom layouts. Slim profile, 600 x 600 Omega PRO LED recessed luminaires have been installed in offices, providing excellent glare control (UGR<19/22). Another benefit is reduced maintenance delivered by the 50,000 hours’ life of the 4000K LED lamps supplied with the fitting.


Hi Pak Pro LED, a low maintenance high bay, has been utilised in the sports hall to achieve significant


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energy savings and low maintenance due to the on board thermal management system that ensures LED performance and a lifetime of over 50,000 hours.


College LED curved profile, linear fluorescent luminaires were selected for the dining areas, communal hall and parts of the offices. The IP44 rated fitting has a clear prismatic diffuser in tough polycarbonate for specific light control and the impact/vandal resistance perfect for teaching establishments.


Thorn’s CiviTEQ, Deco LED and Eyekon fittings have been used for the external illumination to create an attractive and welcoming appearance for the academy. The compact and lightweight CiviTEQ is a well-proportioned LED road lantern with an unobtrusive style that is fitted with an R-PEC optic to provide safe and efficient illumination.


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Thorn Lighng is the sole lighng supplier for both interior and exterior areas of The Archbishop Lanfranc Academy’s new £mulmillion building in Croydon. Thorn worked with Halsion Building Service Engineers to deliver an energy ecient, future proofed facility.


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