TRILUX unveils E-Line Pro

Trilux E-Line Pro

TRILUX has announced the launch of E-Line Pro, the latest evolution in its esteemed E-Line luminaire range.

E-Line Pro, recognised with the prestigious IF Design Award 2024, represents a seamless blend of experience and innovation, promising enhanced flexibility, performance and sustainability across retail, industrial and office environments.

Building upon the success of its predecessor, E-Line Pro introduces a host of groundbreaking features designed to elevate user experience and adaptability.

The revamped trunking system allows for effortless positioning of gear trays within a future-proof current routing, streamlining installation and ensuring reliable performance. With a proven modular kit system, E-Line Pro can efficiently cater to diverse lighting applications.

E-Line Pro’s new trunking system boasts continuous power supply options, available in 7 – or 13-pole configurations to suit specific requirements.

The system can accommodate three circuits; DALI, emergency lighting and additional functions, ensuring seamless integration and exceptional reliability. Moreover, freely positionable gear trays ensure optimal electrical contact and hassle-free installation, while flexible feed-in options eliminate visible interference points, securing a sleek and professional finish.

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