Revitalisation
Modern safety lighting for historical festivities
Due to the crowds of people that frequent these premises for a wide variety of events and celebrations, emergency lighting had to be installed to ensure the necessary safety.
Monument protection
Safety lighting integrated in ball light
The challenge
Many buildings are listed – this sometimes makes flexibility and unrestricted processing difficult. The requirement for this project was that deep-beam emergency lighting was needed and that no additional holes or interventions in the masonry were permitted due to the listed building status.
A solution therefore had to be found that combined monument protection and modern emergency lighting without having to interfere with the historic masonry.
The solution
A solution with our EYE Pro was developed in collaboration with a lighting designer and our special luminaire construction department: 3 EYE Pro units were mounted at an angle of 5° on a white painted mounting plate facing outwards through the wire suspension of the existing spherical luminaire.
Ideally, the existing hole in the chandelier could be used, so there is now a fixture with integrated emergency lighting directly above the chandelier.
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