Monument protection
When one thing leads to another: As part of the refurbishment work at the Landestheater, it was decided to convert the entire lighting to LED luminaires. Initially, it was only planned to convert the general lighting to LED, but in the course of this it was realised that some of these general luminaires were also used as emergency lighting. We were therefore able to convert the emergency lighting integrated into the general lighting to energy-saving and low-maintenance emergency luminaires.
To ensure that the integration of the solution fits perfectly and functions optimally, precise measurements were taken on site. The conventional light bulbs were replaced with modern and efficient LED emergency luminaires. Special metal brackets in the housing ensure that the LED emergency luminaires are held in place.
In order to achieve glare-free and uniform illumination, we carefully placed a frosted Plexiglas panel in front of the luminaire. This not only minimised glare, but also created a pleasant lighting environment.
Revitalisation
In order to avoid costly conversions, the new emergency lighting was to be integrated into the existing housing of the existing luminaires. In addition, the escape sign had to be rotatable and available in different colours and lengths so that it could be suspended from the ceiling slats of different heights.
Monument protection
In this project, a safety luminaires had to be integrated into a listed building. The requirement was for an inconspicuous, almost invisible safety luminaires that could be integrated into an existing object in the building.