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SPARKS

ELECTRICAL NEWS

JANUARY 2017

LIGHTING

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D

uring the planning phase for the expansion

of the Red Cross Children’s Hospital, the

choice was made to include LED lighting in

the new sections. The consulting engineer, contract-

ed to co-ordinate and design the electrical layouts

and specifications of the new sections, approached

LED Lighting SA to assist.

Although the electrical specifications listed vari-

ous fluorescent options, LED Lighting SA proposed

a like-for-like LED replacement that would, in the

long run, be more energy efficient.

Lighting objectives

The project encompassed several sections of the

hospital, from general wards and radiology facili-

ties to the consulting rooms. The different divisions

each had a wide scope of requirements and this

meant that each proposed fitting had to be care-

fully scrutinised for its intended purpose. Some of

the factors that had to be considered were glare,

dimming and the stringent light levels required for

each type of room. Based on the requirements, a

variety of fittings had to be used in order to meet

the criteria.

Lighting solution

In the general wards, recovery facilities and x-

ray rooms two variants of the recessed inlay

range were specified, namely the RI VT and RI T

range. In these facilities DALI dimming was in-

corporated to allow for various medical require-

ments. In the general rooms and passages the

DLD, PG2 and BH R range was chosen as a cost-

effective general purpose luminaire.

Results and benefits

The controlled flow of information between the

engineer, electrical contractor and LLSA was one

of the key factors that contributed to the success

of the project. Continuous project management

and technical specification from the LLSA en-

gineers and project managers ensured that the

right product was specified and delivered.

Enquiries: +27 21 510 0028

Children’s hospital switches

to LED lighting

INNOVATIVE

RANGE OF

LEDS

DESIGNED

FOR MAXIMUM

PERFORMANCE

MAJOR

Tech’s lighting specialist, Rhodam Evans,

says the company’s innovative range of LED lighting

“opens up a world of bright new possibilities”.

“Because lighting is such a crucial element in

design and décor, its functionality together with its

contribution to the overall look and feel of an instal-

lation should never be underestimated,” he says

“Whether lighting your business or your home, the

perfect solution for your application can be found in

Major Tech’s range of energy efficient LED lighting

– lighting has never been this easy and effortless.”

He explains that Major Tech’s range of LED light-

ing deliver excellent performance – reliability, long life,

exceptional efficacy and excellent colour rendering.

“Major Tech’s C2W or C3S series are a cost-

effective and environmentally friendly lighting

solution that has been designed for maximum

performance. The 120° beam angle with tilt and

swivel capabilities make this a versatile downlight

with directional and ambient lighting possibilities to

suit any application,” he highlights.

Features include:

• Easy-to-install with two spring clips.

• High quality Epistar LED cob.

• Recessed and swivel LED ceiling light.

• Frosted lens to reduce glare from direct eye

contact with the bright LED cob.

• Available in two finishes – white painted

aluminium frame (C2W) or polished aluminium

frame (C3S), both with a swivel ring.

• Integrated design with LED and housing

combined.

• Generates medium beam with a glare cut-off

angle of 120°.

• Available in dimmable and non-dimmable

versions.

• Available in warm white 3 000 K and cool

white 6 500 K.

• High quality LED driver with a power factor

greater than 0.95.

• Drivers are EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibil-

ity) approved in order to avoid interference with

potentially affected devices.

“Major Tech’s LED fittings are ideal for hotels, retail

outlets, hospitals and many commercial lighting ap-

plications as well as domestic applications – living

rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms and pas-

sages,” says Evans.

Enquiries: +27 11 872 5500