LIGHTING TECHNOLOGY
Luminaires made from recycled plastic
Portal supports lighting designers with resources
Designed to meet the needs, challenges and workflows of the lighting design community, a new website portal has been launched by SIGNIFY which offers visitors easy access to the latest innovations in lighting technology. The ‘Pioneers of Light Portal’ includes a suite of tools and a wealth of resources, to help users to identify the ideal lighting solution to meet their needs. Pioneers of Light is designed specifically to meet the needs, challenges and workflows for the lighting design community. The Pioneers of Light product
configurator enables the visitor to browse, configure, and specify lighting products using one easy-to-use tool. Selections can be based on a few simple photometric parameters or a fully-fledged, detailed configuration. Once completed, all relevant information can be downloaded, with the option of sharing with clients or used for price inquiries.
An intuitive light calculator saves on time and puts together a light plan for simple indoor office and industrial spaces. Simply fill out the dimensions, properties and performance requirements of the space and Signify will devise a light plan that meets a project’s standards. The platform also features case
studies for inspiration and ideas, and offers easy access to all Signify brands, webinars, training and educational resources about smart lighting, system features and capabilities. Commenting on the launch, Darren Smith, specification lead at Signify UK&I, says: “Lighting designs are rapidly becoming more creative and ambitious than ever, driven by client requirements having increased focus on all pillars of sustainability. As a result, lighting projects are becoming more complex. With the launch of the Pioneers of Light portal, we aim to partner with the design community to empower them to bring their clients' projects and vision to life with a lighting solution that makes a difference.” ▄
www.signify.com
Designed for demanding environments
Galaxy 2 is a new high- performance lighting solution from VENTILUX, designed to provide an emergency lighting solution for the most demanding environments, including residential, commercial, warehousing, data centres, education institutions and more. Featuring a high-impact
polycarbonate housing, the Galaxy 2 is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications and is resistant to dust, water, and impact, ensuring longevity and reducing the need for
frequent replacements. Its circular design delivers an even light distribution, thereby minimising shadows and improving visibility in crucial areas such as stairwells and corridors. The luminaire provides 2,250 lumens in mains mode and 200 lumens in emergency mode and is available in white or black, with multiple lamp colour options to suit different environments and designs. It is powered by a lithium battery, which offers a significantly longer lifespan than traditional
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battery technologies, helping to reduce energy costs and supporting sustainability initiatives.
"With the Galaxy 2, we’re setting benchmarks for emergency lighting – combining durability, efficiency and advanced technology to deliver a solution that meets the highest safety standards while reducing long-term costs,” says Ventilux North West sales manager Emma Jevons. ▄
www.ventilux.com
Lighting specialist TRILUX is now offering the Oleveon Fit and Aragon Fit moisture- proof luminaires in a new sustainable version. The diffuser and housing of both models are made from 100% recycled plastic, in line with the company’s commitment to a fully circular economy. Two types of recycled plastic are used
for the sustainable luminaires. To meet the high demands placed on the optical system, the diffuser is made of post- industrial polycarbonate, sourced from production waste in the automotive and consumer electronics industries, such as headlights or monitor covers. Meanwhile, the housing is crafted from post-consumer
polycarbonate, which is made from recycled, shredded green PE bottles. This material gives the housing a subtle, translucent green tint, highlighting the sustainability of the luminaires and clearly distinguishing them from the classic portfolio. These variants are easily identified with the ‘RCY’ label. The recycled raw materials are supplied in
pellet form, which can be fed directly into the production process without further adjustments, enabling production capacities to be adapted quickly and easily. As with all TRILUX products, customers
can order the RCY variants via TRILUX ONE and the TRILUX online product catalogue. ▄
www.trilux.com/gb
Adaptable system for multiple applications
LED lighting solutions provider LITE has added the LIGEO LED Lighting System to its portfolio. Featuring a simple, patented plug-and-play system, it is easy to install in a wide variety of internal applications from hospitality to retail, education, healthcare and entertainment venues. The LIGEO system has also been designed to be reconfigurable, making it adaptable, flexible and re-usable, while a variety of finishes allow it to suit any colour pallet and décor. The products
offer a full range of white light and RGBW options. Sustainability is also embedded in the manufacturing processes. Made from durable yet lightweight materials, the system components are recyclable for minimal environmental impact. LITE’s UK specification manager
Lawrence Hayes says: “LIGEO is a unique offering and we are delighted to have this innovative solution as part of our portfolio for our clients. "The system opens up a wealth of
opportunities for bridging between lighting and the built environment; its engaging and ‘buildable’ capabilities mean it is suitable for a plethora of applications.” ▄
www.lite-ltd.co.uk
EIBI | FEBRUARY 2025
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