Luminaire offers designers full LG3 and LG7 compliance

10 August, 2004

The Softcell 3 luminaire from Whitecroft Lighting offers lighting designers the capability of satisfying the latest lighting codes with just one design of luminaire.

Whitecroft Lighting’s Softcell 3 luminaire offers lighting designers the opportunity to comply with codes LG3:2001 and LG7:2004 using a single design of luminaire. Softcell addresses the issue of achieving 30% and 50% light levels on ceilings and walls relative to the working plane. In a normal office with 70:50:20 reflectance values, anti-reflective screens and positive-polarity software, a single luminaire can meet all the lighting needs of the space. This product family of semi-recessed and surface-mounted luminaires does not disrupt the Coanda effect. They use T5 lamps and high-frequency control gear. Recessed versions can be supplied for 500 and 600 mm-square ceiling grids. Lamp configurations are three and four 14 and 24 W. e-mail@whitecroftlight.com

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