Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Luminaire",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release How emergency lighting saves lives from
IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission), which we summarised at the time by saying "This article about emergency lighting by Mark Frary was first published in the IEC's e-tech newsletter, June 2006".
Several months prior to that,
we featured the news release Rapid prototyping verifies smoke alarm performance from
3T RPD: "When Sprue Aegis developed its innovative FireAngel PS-101 plug-in smoke alarm, prototype housings made by selective laser sintering were key to performance verification".
In September 2004, we covered the news from Clare Instruments
concerning its SafeTest Luminaire
- take a look at Tester is dedicated to lighting safety
which says: "The latest addition to the Clare Instruments range of leading edge electrical safety testers is a dedicated tester for the lighting industry".
Take a look also at the news release from Southco, Access hardware plays big role in lighting design,
as well as Light works on new Vectra production line from Cooper Lighting and Security,
and Hardware secures lighting installations from Southco.
See also:
Intelligent system sheds light on Irish mail
(January 2003)
As part of a major lighting scheme at the Northern Ireland Mail Centre in Belfast, over a thousand Cooper Lighting and Security batten luminaires have been linked into an intelligent lighting system
News on the Intelligent luminaires from Cooper Lighting and Security
(November 2002)
Intelligent luminaires from Cooper Lighting and Security have been used in the new wing of the Police Mutual Assurance Society building in Lichfield
Emergency luminaires gain self-test facility
(June 2002)
Cooper Lighting and Security has introduced automatic self-test versions of many of its Menvier and JSB emergency luminaires
College benefits from intelligent lighting
(April 2002)
Stranmillis University College in Belfast faced an interesting lighting problem when converting a sloping lecture theatre into an open-access computer suite
Signs are way out in an emergency
(March 2002)
Now available from Cooper Lighting and Security is a stylish new range of Menvier gold or chrome finished exit signs, designed to offer an elegant solution for emergency lighting
Low-bay luminaire saves space
(February 2002)
Cooper Lighting and Security has expanded its Crompton Lighting range of products with the introduction of the Lightmaster XL discharge-lamp low-bay luminaire
New exit sign offers good design and value
(August 2001)
Cooper Lighting and Security has introduced a new version of its popular Menvier Safe Ex exit sign, an attractive, easy-to-install luminaire that offers excellent value for money
Rebates guaranteed under Lightswitch campaign
(July 2001)
Anyone buying lighting products that qualify under the Government's Lightswitch campaign are guaranteed their rebates if they buy from WF Electrical, thanks to a pilot scheme
Luminaires come in over 100 options
(June 2001)
The Ensto Briticent 2000 range of internal and external mains luminaires comprises lanterns, bulkhead and ceiling-mounted fittings, including models with PIR [passive infrared] detection
Spring-clip mounting on emergency luminaire
(April 2001)
The new JSB Sintralite 8W recessed emergency luminaire from Cooper Lighting and Security incorporates a spring-clip mounting system, which enables installation to be carried out quickly and easily
Emergency luminaires provide higher light output
(February 2001)
Cooper Lighting and Security has expanded its range of emergency luminaires with the addition of the Menvier Atlantic Plus, which provides a higher light output than the standard Atlantic model
CD busbar trunking ideal for warehouse expansion
(February 2001)
When building services company Rymech was called in to assist with the upgrading of one of the UK's largest bonded warehouses it turned to Moeller Electric for a power distribution system
Lighting system meets stringent BT guidelines
(December 2000)
Ridi Lighting Ltd could be on a winner with BT after becoming the only company able to design and deliver a light package to fit the company's 'Workstyle 2000' guidelines