One luminaire meets two sets of lighting guidance

13 November, 2005

Thorns’ MenloSoft SR luminaire meets the requirements of both LG3 and LG7.

Thorn’s MenloSoft SR luminaire enables lighting schemes for display-screen areas to be designed to comply with Lighting Guide LG3:2001 and LG7:2005 recommendations for the ratio of light on walls and ceilings — using just one type of fitting. These semi-recessed modular fluorescent luminaires have a suspended optic, just 82 mm below the ceiling. Light is directed onto the walls and ceiling. Luminaires are supplied with three 24 W T5 lamps operated from fixed-output or digital-dimming high-frequency control gear and complying with Part L of the Building Regulations. Standard 3 h or self-test emergency options are available. Sockets on these luminaires deliver plug-and-play connectivity, and the optic is hinged with magnetic fixings for easy maintenance without tools.

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