Redesigned luminaire rises to the challenge
Recognising the demands encountered by designers when lighting offices and educational areas, Thorn has made the Elevation luminaire even more efficient and stylish than its predecessors with upgraded optics, controls and aesthetics.
The recessed modular fluorescent is enhanced by redesigned central optics, including a new micro prism diffuser, and reshaped outer wings. The resulting light output (up to 82%) and efficiency (capable of 59 luminaire-lumens/circuit-watt) exceeds current Building Regulations, while luminance limits below 1,500cd/m² (louvre optic) minimise glare.
The luminaire employs 24W T5 or 55W TC-L lamps, operated from either fixed output or digital dimming high frequency control gear, with the options of an integral mini-sensor or LED emergency module.
Thorn Lighting
0208 732 9898
www.thornlighting.co.uk
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