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The Lighting Design Awards were a double success for Lee Prince of Light + Design Associates (photo: Andy Hendry) as lighting designer of the year, with one of his projects, Gymbox 3, winning the lighting for leisure category. |
Showing the way to effective lighting
Published: April 2009
The Lighting Design Awards have been a showcase of the best in lighting for 30 years — and this year is no exception.
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Helping to meet the lighting requirements of Dickens World are ABB miniature circuit breakers |
ABB lives up to expectations in Dickens World
Published: April 2009
A £62 million attraction that takes visitors back to the Victorian world of Charles Dickens uses ABB miniature circuit breakers (MCBs) to help light special attractions — such as the Great Expectations boat ride, a Victorian school and the ‘Haunted Man’. Dickens World in Chatham, Kent, relies heavily on lighting packs and dimming packs supplied by Anytronics.
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Modern fluorescent lighting offers the potential for more efficient and controllable lighting in warehouses and industrial buildings than HID light sources. |
New light on warehouse and factory lighting
Published: April 2009
Fluorescent light fittings now offer a realistic and cost-effective alternative to HID luminaires for low bay and high bay lighting in warehouses and similar spaces. Simon Dixon explains why.
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Presence detection cuts university lighting costs
Published: April 2009
Ex-Or has supplied and installed LightSpot detectors in all corridors and kitchens of the Quays residential development at the University of Essex to switch lights off then they are not required. The project follows similar installations at other locations on the campus.
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Lumicon handles the majority of discarded luminaires entering the waste stream in the UK, according to the Environment Agency. |
Demand grows for Lumicon’s luminaire disposal service
Published: April 2009
Lumicon, which specialises in recycling luminaires, has reported significant growth in the number of organisations using its recycling services — both requesting advice and sending luminaries for recycling.
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Recessed luminaire is shallow and easy to install
Published: April 2009
Described as one of the shallowest easy-to-install fittings of its type is Sylvania’s Ivy Classic recessed T5 fluorescent lighting module. It is 600 mm square and has an extremely small recess depth of 53 mm. It is also suitable for lay-in suspended grid ceilings and comes complete with wire-retention safety cable.
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Microwave detector controls lighting automatically
Published: April 2009
A ceiling-mounted microwave presence detector from CP Electronics provides automatic control of lighting loads, with optional manual control. It can be used with fluorescent, compact fluorescent and incandescent light sources.
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Emergency lighting in Lee Valley Athletics centre is tested automatically by P4’s FASTELink M-Web system |
Self-testing emergency lighting is put through its paces at athletics centre
Published: April 2009
P4’s self-testing emergency-lighting system has been installed in one of the UK’s largest and most modern athletics facilities — Lee Valley Athletics Centre in north-east London.
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Ridi lighting for Rugby School science block is an art form
Published: April 2009
Ridi SQL-PV luminaires deliver a combination of style and performance in the recently revamped science block of Rugby School. Over 40 fittings were installed in a eye-catching vertical style on the walls.
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Comprehensive lighting control for the Home Office in Sheffield has been supplied by Simmtronic. (Photo. courtesy of NG Bailey). |
Simmtronic supplies lighting controls for Home Office in Sheffield
Published: April 2009
Simmtronic has supplied SPECS3 fully addressable lighting controls for the fit-out of adjoining buildings J1 and J2 and the link bridge at Riverside Exchange in Sheffield, now occupied by the Home Office.
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Upgrading metal-halide lighting in the main press hall of Broughton Printers with Venture lamps and control gear has reduced the lighting load by 14%. |
Venture Lighting improves lighting in print works
Published: April 2009
Metal-halide lamps from Venture Lighting have greatly improved lighting levels at Broughton Printers near Preston. Having read an article on metal-halide lamps by Richard Morris of Venture, Ron Parker, engineering manager with BPL decided to investigate replacing existing 400 W metal-halide lamps with a lower wattage.
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Britelite emergency luminaires get a makeover
Published: April 2009
Cooper Lighting has completely updated and redesigned its Menvier Britelite emergency luminaire. The range includes several new versions with improved aesthetics and which are even easier to install.
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Riegens boosts efficiency of downlighting
Published: April 2009
The DL-ECO range of downlights from Riegens Lighting is designed to use a new generation of energy-efficient, compact fluorescent lamps. By optimising the interaction between the lamp and the ballast, Riegens has created a downlight with greatly improved efficiency.
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Low-energy lighting
Published: April 2009
Aurora’s new low-energy product catalogue covers the company’s innovative new generation of high-performance low-energy lighting solutions.
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Lighting in the redeveloped Colston Hall music venue in Bristol is controlled by a system installed |
Andromeda lights up historic music venue
Published: April 2009
Colston Hall, a venue that has been bringing music to Bristol for almost 140 years, has been given a facelift — with a lighting-control solution supplied by Andromeda.
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