LED catalogue to include a three year warranty
Philips Lighting's new LED product catalogue is now available showcasing a comprehensive range of LED lighting solutions for every application ranging from retail and hospitality to commercial, architectural and exterior lighting.
In addition, all Philips LED luminaires now come with a three year warranty.
Paul Coggins (pictured), UK director of Philips Professional Lighting Solutions, said, " Philips Lighting works with some of the best architects and lighting designers in the world providing lighting solutions to achieve projects that both inspire and innovate. Our new Philips "Solid State of the Art" catalogue showcases our extensive range of ground breaking LED lighting solutions which we hope will inspire your imagination to do the same."
The first section ‘Be inspired' is details examples from around the world of the results that can be achieved with LED based lighting solutions. Here, the reader will find everything from coloured to white light solutions, simple small-scale retail applications to major initiatives that transform entire buildings.
The second section ‘Be informed' provides a detailed overview of the products and LED sources, luminaires and controls available. For each product, the specific characteristics and related benefits are given in an easy-to-access manner, allowing the reader to identify the optimum solution for applications ranging from indoor and outdoor to functional, decorative, general or accent lighting .
Philips Lighting
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