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Megaman lamps have been chosen for the refurbishment of St Johns church in Meopham, Kent which has been carried out by CES Lighting & Electrical Engineers, Coulsdon.
The project involved a complete re-design of the lighting and the addition of bespoke fittings, in addition to the rewiring and installation of lighting controls throughout the ancient building.
Like any historic building, providing good ambient light can be a problem but Megaman provided a solution with its dimmable 10.5W classic LED 2800k and 7W GU10 LED 2800k lamps, which were used to replace halogen and incandescent lamps. These energy efficient lamps were incorporated in bespoke ceiling pendants, each incorporating 8 x 10.5W Classic LED’s for general illuminance and 4 x 7W GU10 LED’s to provide downward focused illumination. The GU10’s were also used for lighting in the main body of the church.
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