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News Release from: Cooper Lighting and Safety | Subject: Crompton Lighting range
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 14 February 2005
Suspended lighting systems offers choice
of styles
New family of suspended lighting systems available in a choice of three models to suit different applications and budgets
Cooper Lighting and Security has expanded its Crompton Lighting range of luminaires with the introduction of a new family of suspended lighting systems that are available in a choice of three models to suit different applications and budgets At the top of the range is the stylish Synthesis luminaire, which features an elegantly curved slim-line profile measuring only 66mm in depth
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 20 Dec 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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All three models can be specified either as individually suspended luminaires or as continuous suspended systems, enabling uniformity of appearance to be achieved throughout a lighting scheme.
And, in line with the latest standards for lighting in the workplace, they all provide a combination of direct and indirect illumination.
Each product includes two 1.5m-long yoked suspension wires, which are easily adjusted to length by means of an ingenious yet simple clutch mechanism, allowing the luminaire to be mounted as close as 150mm to the ceiling.
Utilising twin T5 lamps (28W or 35W) and high-frequency control gear to maximise energy efficiency, the new luminaires are supplied with either ribbed cross-blade louvres for general-purpose applications or 65-degree louvres for use in VDT office lighting schemes.
Fully integral emergency versions are available as standard, and these can be specified with Intellem or EasiCheck self-test functionality if required.
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