Edinburgh’s Usher Hall installs P4’s LED edge-lit signs

12 October, 2009

Edge-lit sign luminaires using low-energy LED lamps are being installed as part of the £30 million refurbishment of the Usher Hall in Edinburgh. They are Omikron luminaires for P4’s Design Range.

The Omikron signs are used throughout the building and powered by a central static inverter for both normal and emergency operation.

These signs were selected by M&E contractor Balfour Kilpatrick as aesthetically pleasing and reliable signs that are fully compliant with harmonised European standards.

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