CoverStory Installation of the Murus is quick and easy,
thanks to the Push Fit/Piano Key Terminal Block and the floodlight can be Besa box or trunking mounted. All models include a CTA switch allowing the product to change colour temperature between Warm White 3000K, Cool White 4000K and Daylight 6000K. It is available in anthracite grey or light grey and comes with a five year warranty. The Gator LED Street Lighting range with CTA
Switch and IK10 housing is ideal for lighting larger outdoor areas, such as car parks. They are designed to be easy to install via toolless entry and offer 50,000 hour lifetime, 85⁰ x 150⁰ beam angle and IP66 ingress protection. The shorting cap can be replaced with a photocell sensor to offer an energy saving feature. Gator is available in a grey finish and come with a five year warranty.
New commercial products Added to the Commercial offer is the Sprite range of recessed TRIAC dimmable LED downlights with CTA switch. These IP54-rated aluminium downlights are supplied with TRIAC dimmable drivers which are pre-wired with a Fast Fit Flow connector or 3-in-1 multi-function dimming option for quick and easier installation. There are four sizes available – 3”, 5”, 6” and 8” diameter – and a choice of 13W, 18W, 25W and 35W versions, to cover a wide range of installation types and requirements. E-Sprite is a range of recessed LED downlights
with CTA switch. These eco commercial downlights are available in 9W, 15W, 25W or 30W. They are supplied with a CTA switch as standard and are pre-wired with a Fast Fit Flow
connector or 3-in-1 multi-function dimming option for quick and easier installation. There have also been new additions to the
Amenity products section, including a range of new wall lights and ground lights. Within the Domestic section, new and improved versions of the popular Nano compact fire-rated LED adjustable and fixed downlight and the Inceptor Omni fire-rated tricolour dimmable downlight have been added. The new Nano V2 and Omni V2 are supplied with push-fit Flow connectors which feature push-in, low maintenance terminals to offer a time-saving benefit for installers. With the driver now incorporated into the Flow connector, this means that insulation
can be laid over the fitting. Both also benefit from an improved lumen output.
Free lighting design service As part of Ovia’s commitment to deliver a first class service, a dedicated OVIA lighting design service is available, giving contractors access to free lighting design schemes for their commercial projects. The aim of the free service is to provide expertise in choosing the right products and solutions to create a scheme that meets all the requirements and objectives of the project in question, and that is compliant with all the relevant regulations and standards. With all the information gathered, including
drawings and specifications, a Lighting Design Proposal will be prepared. A schedule of lighting and lighting controls will be shared with the Ovia internal and external sales team who will prepare a quotation. The Lighting Design Proposal and prepared quotation will be sent back to the Ovia sales team member, and the quote will then either go through the wholesaler of choice, or the enquiry will be directed through one of Ovia’s supporting Elite stockists. If drawings are not available, we do offer site surveys through our external sales team.
A dedicated lighting design page is now available on the Ovia website -
https://oviauk.com/lighting_design/
The full range of lighting solutions can be viewed in the Ovia issue 3 catalogue which can be downloaded from the website –
www.oviauk.com – and from the Scolmore Group app.
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