Bulkheads are a common light used to illuminate outdoor spaces including paths, steps and doorways. Their prevalence in commercial and industrial applications demands they are hardy, robust and durable.
Furthermore, as they are used outside, they need to be capable of withstanding the elements. This includes rain, cold and extreme heat.
The way certain colours look under different light sources is called colour rendering. Colour rendering is rated using the Colour Rendering Index, which is commonly abbreviated to CRI.
The CRI is a scale of 0 to 100, measuring the ability of a light source to accurately replicate the true colours of an object it is illuminating. A score of 100 indicates that the light source will show colours as they would appear in natural daylight.
Colour switchable luminaires are growing in popularity, and when the benefits of this offering are considered, it is easy to see why.
Modular Plug & Play lighting is designed to offer a straightforward solution to a range of situations commonly found in electrical installations. With manufacturers offering an increasing number of plug & play solutions, here are the reasons it is worth exploring this as a go-to choice for luminaires.
Dynamic and controllable lighting is becoming increasingly commonplace in today’s lighting installations. As more workplaces, commercial and retail settings, and even residential projects, realise the benefits that investing in lighting can have, this is a trend that is set to stay.
When it comes to lighting a school or other educational establishment, there are a number of factors to consider. By taking these into account, the lighting can best meet the needs of this type of environment.
When specifying a luminaire for a project, it is not always possible to know exactly what the end-user will ultimately want. There are always times when they will change their minds, or decisions are made last minute.
GU10 fittings are extremely commonplace, and many homes will have a number of them in situ. Many bathrooms and kitchens have spotlights or downlights, while some living rooms, dining spaces, bedrooms and halls may utilise them in either ceiling or wall lighting.
Floodlights are a great option for illuminating outdoor commercial buildings. They cover a wide angle, ensuring a lot of ground can be covered from one fixture. They aid wayfaring, safety and security, and can add to appeal of a space that is used after dark.
When choosing an LED strip light for a kitchen or a bathroom, there are a number of key factors to look for. Firstly, to eliminate any hot spots that can be found in standard LED strip products, look for a solution that offers a continuous run of light.
