Suspended-lighting systems

19 March, 2005

A new family of suspended lighting systems from Cooper Lighting & Security is available in three models. Synthesis has an elegantly curved slip profile only 66 mm deep. Laserline is designed to blend with modern interiors and architecture. Wafer T5 is a suspended-lighting solution for restricted budgets. All three models can be specified as individually suspended luminaires or as continuous suspended systems — enabling a uniform appearance to be achieved. Each product includes 1.5 m-long yoked suspension wires that enable fittings to be mounted just 150 mm from the ceiling. They use 28 or 35 W twin T5 lamps and high-frequency control gear. There is a choice of ribbed cross-blade louvres or 65° louvres for VDT office lighting schemes.

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