HOSPITALITY where first impressions set the scene
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About Us
Outdoor Facade
Reception
Atrium
Restroom
Bars & Resturants
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Creating Solutions
Landscape
Lounge
Stairs & Corridors
Rooms & Suites
Conference & Meeting
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Product Overview
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A Multi Brand Approach
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The creative driving force within architectural lighting Light creates an identity, it reveals the space and creates an emotional connection to it. The emotional connection we feel is created by the lit effect, defining the identity of a hotel, the taste of a space. We make the normal interesting We make icons iconic We make the exciting amazing And the impressive unbelievable We are acdc. We can’t wait to get creative with you.
HOSPITALITY LIGHTING SOLUTIONS
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Creating Solutions On approaching an application within the hospitality sector, acdc take into account 6 key considerations; The Brand, Place, People, Position, Product and the Payback.
The Brand
The guest emotion the hotel brand wants to evoke, what is that feeling and what kind of atmosphere do they want to create.
Place
What’s the context, are there points of interest that the guests should be drawn towards, what colours and textures already exist in the space they’re looking to light.
People
Who are the guests, how will they use the space and when as part of their journey. Keep it simple, keep it personal.
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“With the extended lifetime offered by the LED lightsource, the hotel is able to enjoy large-scale energy saving benefits and a much faster return on initial investment�
Position
Where is the brand positioned in their market and what are their expectations regarding budget.
Product
A single product can make the room look and feel different as day turns into night. It is important to offer a product which can seamlessly integrate into the space as well as responding to the brand through quality and reliability.
Payback
What can our solution offer in terms of efficiency and maintenance and do these fit within the scope of the project.
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OUTDOOR FACADE Stand out from the crowd
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Holiday Inn - Singapore
The illumination of buildings creates people’s nightscapes drawing their attention to the space whilst aiding orientation. Beautiful facade lighting can evoke emotion and intrigue encouraging visitors to enjoy the space, feel at home and quickly build a relationship with their new environment and the brand. This new found place soon becomes an attractive place to live, a holiday destination or an inspiring business location.
Seamless integration of the luminaire into the façade ensures limited visual impact to the architecture by day, however by night the lighting accentuates the architectural detail bringing out the character, texture, and colour whilst amazing the passers by as the scale and size is unveiled. Bringing drama and interest to the chosen landscape.
Delta Lounge - UK
“ I chose acdc as we were impressed with the quality of the luminaires and the uniqueness of some of their products ” Tim Garlinge. MD of Melissa Electrical
PLAZA
FUSION
BLADE MICRO BLADE PRO
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LANDSCAPE
The start of the experience
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Lights In Alingsas - Sweden
“ It was essential that we had confidence in the manufacturer we chose; acdc are experienced and reliable and we knew we would get a professional service from them � Ellie Coombs, PNLD
A landscape can offer guests the first experience of a hotel, bar or restaurant in the hours of darkness. Through balancing layers of integrated light within the landscape, planting and structures, the landscape can create intrigue and offer clear points of interest for visitors.
whilst creating a feeling of comfort.
The external space will vary greatly depending upon the design and location, whether it is a driveway with low ambient light providing direction, or a walkway around the landscape with the light defining the route and the perimeter,
The landscape will change over the year and careful thought should be given to how the lighting will evolve with it. Growth of the landscape may require the lighting to be moved over time to evolve with the external space.
PLAZA
FUSION
MAGNA
Applying a family of products with a consistent aesthetic theme but with differing outputs allows for a user intuitive approach, consistency in appearance and ease of installation and maintenance.
BLADE PRO
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RECEPTION
Make a lasting first impression
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One St Peters Square - Manchester
The approach & arrival to the reception area offers guests a big hint of what’s to come during their stay and it’s here that they start to gain a real first impression of the brand. The mood is determined by the lit effect and through balancing layers of light, guest’s are offered their first taste of the space and most importantly the brand. It’s important that consideration is given to the guest’s journey as they arrive. For instance, harsh bright lights can make guests feel disorientated and uncomfortable where
as a poorly lit reception can scream a lack of care or even success of the brand. The lighting in a reception should be used to direct and guide guests as they arrive, immediately envoking a feeling of comfort and safety. Consider focusing on the desk area through the use of cove lighting. By grazing light up the vertical, the colour and texture of the wall can be picked out - creating a focal point for the guest’s arrival.
“ All lighting was supplied in the given period, and the overall effect is one to be proud of, as it befits both the customer’s brand and the location in Manchester’s city centre ” Steve Sutcliffe, 4D Lighting
AIR
BLADE MICRO ORELLE PRO
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LOUNGE
A space to take in the experience
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W Hotel - Doha
“ It was a real pleasure to use acdc’s LED technology to create the atmosphere and the quality we expected ” Christophe Pillet, Architect
BMI Lounge A lounge is an area where guest’s can relax, read, meet friends or have a coffee with the family. This is a multi-use space that should evolve over the day and the use of lighting can help to create a personal yet functional feeling at specific times of the day. Architectural lighting may be combined with localised free standing or wall mounted decorative lighting to provide a comfortable, warm and cosy level of light.
AIR MINI
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This open space is often amongst other public areas including the reception, bar or entrance. The lighting layout should consider this and how one space balances with another. A deliberate contrast between the spaces may be preferred to create focal points and clear destinations, or a continued lighting scheme can offer a consistent theme enforcing the brands identity.
ORELLE PRO
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ATRIUM
The WOW factor
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An atrium has the ability to create a wow factor for visitors and guests. The lighting scheme can celebrate this vast space by creating a day and night time scene of light, bringing the atrium to life in the hours of darkness. This glorious space can amaze guests through a dynamic, possibly coloured lit effect drawing their attention to the height and scale of the atrium.
This area can become a central feature, somewhere to meet other guests or to simply stop and admire the space creating a talking point for guests both during and after their stay. Architectural lighting must consider the views within an atrium. Seamlessly integrating and illuminating the structure and solid elements, so as not to cause glare from above or pour light into windows ensuring the guest’s experience is not detracted.
“ It was an absolute pleasure to watch Fusion effortlessly graze up the otherwise stark white 30m high atrium providing white accent lighting within the tall, narrow windows ” Christophe Pillet, Architect
PLAZA
FUSION
BLADE MICRO BLADE PRO
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STAIRS AND CORRIDORS Keep your guests on the right track
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Under the Bridge, Chelsea FC - UK
“ I found the warm white colour temperature of the LEDs from the acdc fittings to have one of the best CR indexes available and was perfect for the environment we were creating ” Max Conwell, Max Conwell Design.
Stairs and corridors are an essential opportunity to provide a feeling of safety in areas, which may have little to no natural lighting and are used by guest’s who may be visting the hotel for the first time and are not completely comfortable in their new surroundings. Corridors are used at all hours and daylight is often not available. Through a single or multiple layers of light balanced together the right lit effect can aid a guest’s sense of orientation and direction helping to draw them towards the next space or area.
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AIR MINI
ECLIPSE
Downlights with a wide beam can create a general ambient level of light and promote a feeling of safety. Using a wall recessed fitting can gently highlight a stairway, but introducing a narrow beam angle can add punch if the stairway is leading towards a prominent area such as a bar or restaurant.
MONDO
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RESTROOMS A reflection of the brand
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Toilets and bathrooms are a space often not considered or as well thought out as they could be. This area should focus on people, on how they look and feel when they use this room. The mirrors should be a key focus here ensuring faces are modelled and lit. A hotel guest who thinks they look good in a mirror is a happy guest and this is achieved by providing diffused and direct illumination, being careful not to create hard and long shadows.
Diffused light can be provided through reflective light from an integrated source, from mirror lighting or wide beam downlights with a diffusing glass. The lit effect between the bedroom and bathroom should be considered. A consistent aesthetic theme, sufficient IP rating as well as colour consistency in the LED source ensures this room does not appear as an after thought through lack of care, but a space developed with the guest in mind.
“ acdc understand the values of outstanding customer service and implements a ‘right first time, on time’ policy ” Max Conwell, Max Conwell Design.
AIR MINI
ORELLE PRO
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ROOMS & SUITES Your guest’s home from home
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Ampersand Hotel, Kensington - London
“With the extended lifetime offered by the LED lightsource, the hotel is able to enjoy large-scale energy saving benefits and a much faster return on initial investment.”
Plazzo Versace - Dubai The first impression of a guest room or suite can be the make or break. This room can keep guest’s excited as well as comfortable during their stay, meaning they’re likely to re-visit and become loyal to the brand. Or this room can quickly turn guest’s off with the first impression from the outdoor facade and reception being quickly forgotten.
relaxing space, or somewhere to focus and work.
Guest rooms should feel personal, creating a home from home environment. It should respond to the needs and personality of the person using it, whether this is to offer a
Integrated lighting into coves and furniture details can create an ambient environment through reflective light, offering a feeling of comfort and warmth.
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GIO
Offering controlled lighting options within a guest room allow visitors to create their own atmosphere. This in turn can make them feel comfortable and relaxed in their temporary home.
ORELLE PRO
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BARS AND RESTAURANTS Professional by day, relaxed by night
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Gold on 27, Burj Al Arab - Dubai
Dependant on the brand’s vision for the space, the design intent of a bar and restaurant may have its own identity in relation to the hotel - a change in ambience, in style, in lit effect. As a result, this space aims to stand out from the crowd and draw guests in, whether it be for a business meeting or a personal first date as the evening draws in. This space can be defined through the use of single colour or with a dynamic colour change scheme. For instance, using light to highlight the presentation of food can
contribute to the guest experience resulting in repeat visits. Direct light upon tables, bar area or other features within the space considering the level of contrast required to meet the vision of the brand, but also the experience of the guest. An ambient level of light can be achieved using wider beam angles, or a high constrast effect can be achieved using a narrow beam angle.
Gold on 27
“The golden interior demanded a lighting solution with a golden finish, helping to craft a pleasant yet dynamic environment with high levels of visual interest.�
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ARENA
DARC PRO
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ORELLE PRO
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CONFERENCE ROOMS Promote productivity
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Swedbank, Stockholm - Sweden
“the pure understated aesthetics help to camoflauge the equipment within the context of the contemporary architecture�.
Plazzo Versace - Dubai The mood and feel of a conference facility is often very different to all other areas - with the need to provide a formal, focussed yet comfortable space for use from breakfast through to the late hours of the evening.
Integrated cove lighting can provide a low ambient level of controlled light. This can be just around the perimeter of the conference room or the whole room depending upon the size, depth and the finishes being used to reflect the light.
From cool and alert for meetings and presentations, to warm and focused for speeches at a wedding reception, lighing control within this room allows the focus to suit the needs of the people using it.
Alongside downlights and integrated light, cove lighting can complete a scheme defining emotion, the identity of a space and how the space is used.
NOVUS
ORELLE PRO *Both in Dynamic White
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APPLICATION, PRODUCTS & FEATURES Plaza Mini and Micro
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A range of 2 miniature floodlights delivering an impressive lumen output package from a single light source.
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Plaza
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A family of 5 IP66 rated dimmable architectural LED surface graze mounted uplighters. Designed to surface graze architectural detail to pick out textures and add drama to the lighting scheme.
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Fusion A family of 3 high output, efficient, IP66 rated architectural LED floodlights. This family of luminaires reveal the character, the scale and the size of building or structures.
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Magna
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Compact IP68 rated in ground LED Marker light. Magna provides a mix of functional and decorative lighting for landscapes including furniture and walkways.
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Blade Micro
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An IP20 wall grazing linear led luminaire providing even wash of light up to 10 metres. Delivering up to 1500 lumens per metre.
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Broad spectrum of colour temperatures – 2700K, 3000K, 4200K Built in internal snoot providing maximum glare control Narrow (12°), Medium (33°), and Flood optics (45°) included Plaza Mini includes a super narrow beam (9°) Available in RAL, white, grey and black variants
Broad spectrum of colour temperatures – 2700K, 3000K, 4200K, 6000K Wide range of accessories to suit a number of application types – Snoot & louvre, cowl, wall arm bracket, barn doors, protection grill and ground spike Minimalistic design to integrate into the architecture with RAL customisation option -20/+50 ambient for global environments with onboard thermal protection for LED longevity with no colour saturation loss Lockable bracket with angle increments for easy and precise onsite focusing
Full colour choice range - 4 channel dimmable options. Single colour, dynamic white, RGB, RGBW, RGBA Wide range of accessories to suit many applications – Snoot, louvre, cowl, wall arm bracket -20/+50 ambient with onboard thermal protection for global applications and longer LED lifetime with no colour saturation loss Flexible focusing - tilt +50° forward or -95° back rotated +/- 45° from 0° RDM Protocols – simple digital configuration of each fitting within the lighting scheme
Focused beam for clear, crisp lit effect A range of optics to suit most in ground applications 7 degree tilt as standard 0 degree on request Can be installed in the most challenging of exterior environments – 20°C to 50°C Available with clear or frosted glass for complete glare control
Available in 3 lengths: 400mm, 800mm and 1200mm Available in standard or extra bright formats Fittings can be installed end to end for a continuous wallwash effect Micro louvre or cowl options available to minimise glare High efficiency LEDs tested to LM80 Standards, 50,000 hours lifetime with lumen maintenance at L70
APPLICATION, PRODUCTS & FEATURES Blade Pro A low glare, in-ground LED IP67 linear luminaire providing 2000 and 5000 lumens.
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Orelle Pro
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A range of IP44 compact 24V linear LED luminaires producing 1200 lumens. Designed for the illumination of coves, coffers or furniture.
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Orelle Pro – Dynamic white A range of IP44 compact 24V linear LED luminaires producing 1200 lumens. Designed for the illumination of coves, coffers or furniture
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Air Complete family of IP20 and IP54, soft round trim, low glare, architectural downlights delivering in excess of 600 lumens & 1000 lumens. Delivering ambient levels of light, focus lighting effects or wallwash application.
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Broad spectrum of colour options, single colour, dynamic white, RGB, RGBA, RGBW with standard and extra bright options Neutral aesthetics blend seamlessly into the architecture with RAL customization option Strong and durable with an IK10 impact resistance rating Maximised glare control with built in louvre Integral driver option for cost effective solution
Plug and socket for rapid installation with live click with zero hot swap failures Flexible connector for following furniture curves and architectural detailing Minimal LED spacing for a smooth and even lit effect in a number of colour temperatures Choice of lengths with maximum 12m run from one power source A range of accessories for maximum glare control
Plug and socket for rapid installation with live click with zero hotswap failures Flexible connector for following curves and architectural detailing Tuneable colour temperature from 2700K-6500K fully controllable to create atmosphere Minimal LED spacing for a smooth and even lit effect A range of accessories for maximum glare control
A full range of colour temperatures 2700K, 3000K, 4000K, 5000K including a Dynamic White and Warm Zero High colour render CRI80 & CRI90 Efficient interchangeable optics – for flexibility in design Range includes fixed, adjustable and wallwash fittings Flexible focusing – The offset pivot point minimises light loss when adjusted
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APPLICATION, PRODUCTS & FEATURES Air - Warmzero
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Complete family of soft round trim deep recessed, low glare, technical architectural downlights delivering in excess of 600lm & 1000lm IP20 and IP54. Creating atmosphere and mood to restaurant areas.
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Air Mini
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Mini family of IP20 and IP54 soft trim round deep recessed, low glare, technical architectural downlights delivering in excess of 600 and 1000 lumens.
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Novus - Dynamic white
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Complete family of IP20 and IP54 flat trim round deep recessed, low glare, technical architectural downlights delivering 1300 lumens.
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Darc Pro Complete family of round deep recessed, low glare, pin hole architectural downlights delivering in excess of 600 & 1000 luminaire lumens to provide focus lighting within a design scheme.
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Warm Zero allows the colour temperature to dim from 1800K-2700K, mimics halogen dimming High colour render CRI95 Efficient interchangeable optics – for flexibility in design Range includes fixed, adjustable fittings Flexible focusing – The offset pivot point minimises light loss when adjusted
A full range of colour temperatures including Dynamic White and Warm Zero High colour render CRI80 & CRI90 Efficient interchangeable optics – for flexibility in design Range includes fixed, adjustable and wallwash fittings Flexible focusing – The offset pivot point minimises light loss when adjusted
A full range of colour temperatures including Dynamic White and Warm Zero High colour render CRI80 & CRI90 Efficient interchangeable optics – for flexibility in design Range includes fixed, adjustable and wallwash fittings Flexible focusing – The offset pivot point minimises light loss when adjusted
Slot variant Adjustable version for precision light focusing Wide choice of colour temperatures including Warm Zero and Dynamic White High colour render CRI80 and CRI90 Trimless version available Full RAL customisation
APPLICATION, PRODUCTS & FEATURES Gio
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Family of deep recessed, low glare micro architectural LED downlights delivering 300lm & 550lm. IP20/IP65
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Arena
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A deep recessed , low glare, micro architectural LED downlights operating at 1W & 2W delivering 100lm & 175lm. Available in fixed or non-adjustable tilt formats. IP20/IP65
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Eclipse
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Micro floor or wall recessed LED luminaire with eyelid option for minimal glare, delivering 90lm. IP68. Delivering a wall recessed graze to illuminate external bridges, walls or internal corridors and walkways.
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A family of compact asymmetrical, square recessed LED luminaires. IP65 rated to provide lighting of wall and furniture.
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Deep recessed LED position for maximum glare control Range of colour temperatures 2700K, 3000K, 42000K, 6000K High colour rendering CRI85 Soft trim for seamless integration to the architecture Standard and tilt version available
Deep recessed LED position for maximum glare control Stand or non adjustable tilt version 30° Soft edge downlight for minimal visual impact within the design A range of optics A range of finishes including RAL customised options to match any scheme
Eyelid design for minimal glare Range of colour temperatures and colour options 2700K, 3000K, 4200K, 6000K, R,G,B,A Clean design to integrate into the scheme Two colour finishes available Wide range of optics
Two sizes Compact recessed LED whilst delivering maximum ouput Sleek design with crisp look and lit effect A number of finishes available including RAL customisation Range of colour temperatures and colour 2700K, 3000K, 4200K, 6000K, RGBA
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A COMPLETE MULTI BRAND HOSPITALITY SOLUTION “ We pursue a multi-brand strategy that allows us to provide our customers with a comprehensive range of products and services: starting with a needs analysis and continuing through planning and financing all theway to installation and maintenance of the lighting solution �
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