InstallationNews Megaman supplies LEDs to Buenos Aires sports retailer
When Dexter, Argentina’s largest sport retailer, needed a complete lighting solution for its Buenos Aires store, it was imperative that the new lighting would illuminate merchandise and create a welcoming experience for customers.
efficient LEDs were specified to fulfil performance and aesthetic requirements. Following this successful project, Megaman’s lighting solutions will now be rolled out in Dexter branches across Argentina. Dexter is the leading multi-brand chain of
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sports clothing and footwear in Argentina, with more than 80 branches. To maximise the store’s aesthetics, Artelum – supplier of the light fittings – specified the Megaman LED Tube. The LED tube is compatible with traditional
magnetic ballasts, making it an ideal alternative to T8 fluorescent tubes and suitable for retrofitting. The 18W LEDs provided the requisite ambience due to the cool white colour temperature of 4000k and an impressive 1750 lumens. To enhance the merchandise, Megaman’s
10.5W PAR30s LEDs were installed in the track fixtures. Due to its innovative diffuser glass design, the PAR30s delivers even light distribution at a luminous intensity of 850cd, bringing the products and displays to life. With a 35° beam and
The successful lighting project at Dexter’s Buenos Aires store has paved the way for similar lighting upgrades using Megaman LEDs in the sportswear retailer’s stores throughout Argentina.
an Energy Class rating of A+, the PAR30s was the optimal choice to emphasise the true colours of the hues, and achieve high energy efficiency. Dexter also required a custom-built lighting
fixture. Created by Artelum, the fixture comprises nine dimmable 15W GU10 AR111 LEDs, selected for their 24° beam angle and low energy consumption. Due to Megaman’s patented Thermal Conductive Highway, the AR111 LEDs allow less heat to be emitted whilst still holding its colour temperature. As such, GU10 LEDs last over 12 times longer than the halogen equivalent,
Ministry of Interior – VVIP Hall, Oman
Luceco has recently supplied energy saving LED luminaires to The Ministry of Interior, the government body in the Sultanate of Oman, responsible for the administration of the country.
Very Very Important Persons (VVIP) Hall in Oman, offering potential running cost savings of up to 80% over traditional lamped luminaires. Platinum has been designed with easy fit positive locating swing out tabs and interchangeable bezel options. Boasting more than 50,000 hours of operational, maintenance free life, Platinum has an impressive efficacy of 129 Llm/W and is ideal for use with sensors and lighting controls. Fire rated and dimmable, the Atom LED downlight was used to complement the lighting design. LuxBand LED lighting strips were also used in the recess of the decorative ceiling to further enhance the architectural features. LuxBand is available in white as used in the VVIP Hall, or a 16 colour combination strip with various modes including dim, fade, flash and strobe settings as well as remote controller.
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Luceco’s Platinum Downlights, Atom Downlights and LuxBand LED lighting strips have been installed in the VVIP Hall in the Sultanate of Oman.
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latinum LED Downlights were installed around the perimeter of the decorative ceilings in the
providing an annual saving of up to 80%. Fred Bass, Director at Megaman commented:
“We are really pleased that our LED lighting solutions have been successfully installed at the flagship Dexter store in Buenos Aires. With 5000 more units ordered to equip all 80 branches in Argentina with Megaman LEDs – it allows our technology to be put centre stage, contributing to a high-quality shopping experience for the customer.”
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orking with distributor Artelum, Megaman’s high quality and energy-
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