Looking to the Future with Illuma: New Catalogue and Extended Product Range
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Illuma Lighting has announced the publication of a new, easy-to-use lighting catalogue to showcase its extended lighting collection, which marks a step change in the company’s market profile and future direction. Illuma’s vastly expanded portfolio offers a variety of innovative lighting solutions for most contemporary interior and exterior applications.
The new 220-page catalogue is divided into nine sections – and each section features various brand-new and even unique lighting solutions. Most notable are new ranges of stylish HID spotlights, allied to an innovative, flexible ‘grid track’ lighting system, two new downlight collections, an expanded feature lighting collection – and a highly adaptable suspended direct/indirect T5 system, with individually adjustable modules. There is also a range of new LED-driven exterior-rated burial fittings, marker lights and wall lights, which represents a new venture for Illuma, in its efforts to fulfill the increasingly sophisticated requirements of its customers and specifiers.
However, the new catalogue is not simply a product showcase – it also offers advice and guidance on a number of important lighting issues of the day, most notably energy savings and LED technology. Illuma recognises LEDs as a major light source of the future -- and, this new collection offers a comprehensive collection of LED fittings under the new IllumaLED brand. These include LED adaptations of existing downlights and spotlights, a new discrete feature lighting product called Conceal and a ground-breaking LED emergency lighting system.
The new lighting collection from Illuma Lighting – looking to the future and fulfilling its customers’ needs.
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