Luminous news #8

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Digital news 2021/8

Urban lighting design Architecture lights


Editorial

Colofon

As 2021 draws to a close, we have the chance to reflect on what’s been an optimistic year. The hustle and bustle of everyday life has started to return, and our lives certainly look more normal than they did 12 months ago.

Published by Signify – High Tech Campus 48, 5656 AE Eindhoven, The Netherlands www.signify.com/pioneersoflight

But more challenges await as winter brings low visibility and dimly lit streets. In December’s edition of eLuminous, we wanted to highlight some of the very best, high-performance street luminaires that can bring a warm glow back to our cities. We’re also shining the light on recent case studies in the UK; the city of Glasgow partnered with Signify to deliver a state-of-the-art smart streetlighting solution, while disinfectant UV-C lighting is playing its part at London-based rugby club, Harlequins. All that’s left to say is, enjoy — and on behalf of the whole Signify team, happy holidays. Anissa Abbou Head of Global Professional Specification, Signify

Editor in chief Vincent Laganier Steering committee Anissa Abbou, Jaap Schuuring, Marinelle van den Munckhof Editing Point 6 Graphic design concept one/one Front cover Lights on Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, Scotland Photo © Pat McGuire, Scotland More info www.signify.com/luminous Speak to one of our experts Get in touch ›


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A classic design, balanced for future-thinking municipalities CityClassic gen2 The CityClassic family is designed around a flexible, modular concept based on two heights and two large canopy sizes, or a torch option without a canopy. Each is specifically designed to preserve the perfect proportions of the luminaire. The canopy is painted in a single color as standard, but a bicolor option with a white painted underside can also be requested. When using Ledgine O, the range is also easy to retrofit with GentleBeam and/or a backlight louvre.


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Application areas CityClassic gen2


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Designed for dark skies CityClassic gen2 Where a minimum Upward Light Ratio (ULR) is required, for natural zones or strict environ­mental reasons, specific CityClassic gen2 models are the perfect options. These versions feature black arms and a spigot mask and have a sharper cut-off light distribution to minimize the impact on the environment and dark sky.


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CityClassic gen2 When using Ledgine O, the range is also easy to retrofit with GentleBeam and/or a backlight louvre.

CityClassic

BDP510

BDP510 white canopy

BDP513 torch extreme low ULR

BDP520 Clearguide

BDP520 Clearguide white canopy

BDP521 Clearguide torch

CityClassic gen2 plus


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CityClassic gen2 Light source color 727, 730, 740, 830 ClearStar: Preserving a dark night sky System efficacy 103 to 145 lm/W Initial luminous flux Ledgine O: LED8/10/12/14/16/18/20/22/24/ 27/30/35/40/50/60 ClearGuide: CG20/25/30/40 System wattage 6 W to 40W depending on LED count and color temperature Optics Distribution Round Symmetric: DS50 Distribution Narrow: DN10, DN11 Distribution Medium: DM10, DM11 DM12, DM32, DM33, DM50 Distribution Wide: DW10, DW50 Distribution Extra Wide: DX10, DX50, DX52

Ingress protection code IP66 Mains voltage 220-240 V / 50-60 Hz Connectivity options Interact City Mini Photocell for SR socket Comfort GentleBeam cover for Ledgine O Materials Spigot, frame, top cover: high-pressure die-cast aluminium Large canopy: spun aluminium Bowl: impact resistant UV stabilized polycarbonate Arms: extruded aluminium Mounting Post-top mounting: Axial entry Ø 60 or 76mm Connection: IP connector in spigot 2 x M8 mast fixation bolt Pole height: 4 to 6 meters Applications Urban lighting Web catalogue page ›


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Extending the home experience to the street TownTune Conical Comfort Bowl Philips GentleBeam technology is an effective performant solution in other luminaire families to improve the comfort lighting experience. In TownTune Conical Comfort Bowl this expertise has now been applied for the first time on an entire deep bowl. Following CIE 115:2010 & EN 13201-2:2015, “D” discomfort glare index, TownTune can achieve D4 and D5, and, depending on the optic type and flux chosen, sometimes even D6 classification.


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Application areas TownTune Conical Comfort Bowl


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TownTune Conical Comfort Bowl

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BDP276 Standard version

BDP275 Performance version

BDP277 Performance version with decorative top cone

BDP278 Performance version with decorative top dome

UrbanFlex micro

TownTune’s modular configuration allows you to add various accessories, creating a different look and feel for every application, while leaving the heart of the luminaire accessible for easy maintenance.


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TownTune Conical Comfort Bowl Light source color 722, 727, 730, 740, 830, 827, 840, 757 ClearStar: Preserving a dark night sky System efficacy 109 to 126 lm/W Initial luminous flux LED12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 27, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 59, 64, 69, 74, 79, 84, 90, 94, 100

Ingress protection code IP66 Mains voltage 220-240 V / 50-60 Hz Connectivity options StarSense RF for Zhaga-SR socket Mini Photocell for Zhaga-SR socket

System wattage 9,5 and 60W depending on LED count and color temperature

Materials Spigot, frame, top cover: high-pressure die-cast aluminium

Optics Philips standardized Ledgine O Distribution Narrow: DN09/10/11/50 Distribution Medium: DM10/11/12/13/30/31/3 2/33/50/52/65/70 Distribution Wide: DW10/50/52/65, DX10/50/51/52/65 Distribution symmetrical: DS50/51

Large canopy: spun aluminium Bowl: impact resistant UV stabilized polycarbonate Mounting Post-top mounting: Axial entry 62 or 76mm Connection: Bayonet whistle connector with integrated M20 gland, with integrated strain relief, for cable Ø 6-12mm 2 x M8 mast fixation bolt Pole height: 4 to 6 meters Applications Urban lighting Web catalogue page ›


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Made for harsh conditions in industrial and parking applications Pacific LED gen5 Meet the 5th generation of Pacific LED. A solution that’s designed for optimal performance in the most demanding environments. With optional integration into Interact connected lighting system, enabling light management solutions, Pacific LED can provide even greater energy savings, enhance safety and productivity. Making it future proof in every way.


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Application areas Pacific LED gen5


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Pacific LED gen5

Flexible installation

WT490C WT475C Standalone version

Luminaire : Pacific LED Gen5 WT490C PSU L1800 1xLED120S/840/- - WB Lampflux : 1 x 12000 lm Ballast :Measurement code : LVP0239700 Measurement date : 2021-05-04 Measurement status: Preliminary L.O.R. : 1.00

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WT490C TW1/TW3 WT490C TCW5 WT475C TW1 Looping wires version Through-wiring version

Luminaire : Pacific LED Gen5 WT490C PSU L1800 1xLED120S/840/- - VWB Lampflux : 1 x 12000 lm Ballast :Measurement code : LVP0239800 Measurement date : 2021-05-04 Measurement status: Preliminary L.O.R. : 1.00

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WT490C TW1/3 W5 Through-wiring Wieland version

: WT470C L1600 1 xLED80S/840 O Luminaire : Pacific LED Gen5 WT490C PSU L1800 1xLED100S/840/- - NB-HRO Luminaire Lampflux : 1 x 8000 lm Lampflux : 1 x 10000 lm Ballast :Ballast :Measurement code : LVP0147900 Measurement code : LVP0241200 Measurement date : 2016-10-05 Measurement date : 2021-05-13 Measurement status: Unknown Measurement status: Preliminary L.O.R. : 1.00 L.O.R. : 1.00

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Pacific LED gen5 Light source color 830, 840, 865

Connectivity options Non-dimmable

System efficacy 140 to 160 lm/W

DALI-2

Initial luminous flux 2300 to 15000 lm System wattage 15,2 to 97 W

Interact ready Materials Housing and optic: Polycarbonate Fixation material: steel

Optics Narrow Beam (NB)

Mounting Single piece mounting, same as gen4

Wide Beam (WB)

Applications Industry lighting

Very Wide Beam (VWB) Opal tube (O) Ingress protection code IP66 Mains voltage 220-240 V / 50-60 Hz

Web catalogue page ›


© Pat McGuire, Scotland

Projects


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GlasGlow! Smart street lighting for Glasgow

© © Signify

Sauchiehall Street Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom


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Sauchiehall Street Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

© © Signify

Glasgow City Council wanted to make its city center a greener and more attractive place to live, work, and enjoy as part of its ‘Enabling Infrastructure – Integrated Public Realm (EIIPR) program.’ A significant part of achieving this goal was to create a connected lighting system throughout the city center.


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“The vision for the future of the city center is to make it a safer, more welcoming area to work and live. The new urban lighting columns from Signify will make a big contribution to the beautification of the area and quality of life for residents and visitors.” © Charlieurban

Susan Aitken, Leader of Glasgow City Council and Chair of the Glasgow City Region Cabinet


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The lighting columns were designed to resemble trees to blend into the tree-lined avenues, enhancing the lighting and aesthetic of the area. The structures can also provide light shows using the Interact Landmark connected lighting platform to showcase features such as

sparkling lights, snowfall effects, and dynamic chaser lights that travel up and down the avenue. Moreover, the lighting provides wayfinding to guide residents and visitors. The decorative lighting columns enable the area to adapt seamlessly to current events and special occasions.

© © Signify

Sauchiehall Street Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom


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Sauchiehall Street Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom Client Glasgow City Council Lighting designers Glasgow City Council, The Avenues Team: Derek Dunsire, Paula Richmond, Stephen McDonagh, and Ciaran Buchanan Installers Lightways Contractors Rainton Certified System Integrator Living Projects Luminaires Color Kinetics Flex Compact gen3, RGB Color Kinetics ColorBurst Powercore gen2, RGB Lighting systems Interact Landmark

© Signify

Online project page ›


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Keeping rugby’s star players safe with UV-C disinfection lighting © Signify

Twickenham United Kingdom


Harlequins Twickenham, United Kingdom For English Gallagher Premiership Rugby Union Club Harlequins, keeping their first team healthy and at the top of their game is paramount. The club does everything it can to help protect players from the threat of COVID-19 infection, and from future threats, too.

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Harlequins Twickenham, United Kingdom


Harlequins Twickenham, United Kingdom Client Gallagher Premiership Rugby Union Club Harlequins Luminaires Philips UV-C disinfection upper air WM Online project page ›

© Ghelamco

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Shine some light on LEED part 2

Live on Thursday, Dec 16, 2021 4:00 pm cet/10:00 am edt Cindy Malinchak LEED AP, CEM, Parksmart Advisor Enterprise Systems and Services Online webinar ›


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The language of Light and why it comes naturally to us

Live on Thursday, Jan 27, 2022 4:00 pm cet/10:00 am edt Paul Thursfield Lead for light experience, Signify Design Online webinar ›


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