Between the past and the present
The former border post ‘Chniepoz’ dates back to the 14th century and was converted into a fortress in 1621 under Archbishop Paris Lodron. As the region was spared from military conflict, the historic buildings have been largely preserved to this day. Following a period of disrepair, the site was revitalised as Fort Kniepass and developed into a new, publicly accessible visitor attraction. The various experience, exhibition and event areas require individual emergency lighting solutions. To this end, a versatile emergency lighting concept was implemented, combining different luminaire types from the din product portfolio. In addition to various solutions from the BASIC and STRING product families, as well as outdoor luminaires and spotlights, a special customised solution was also used in the exhibition area.
Due to the limited capacity of the historic exhibition space, access must be reliably regulated once the maximum number of visitors has been reached. A custom-designed FSU luminaire with red-green signalling clearly indicates to visitors whether entry is permitted. As experts in emergency lighting, we also develop bespoke solutions if standard solutions reach their limits.
Principal: Hohen Salzburg Verwaltung
Designer: PT2S Elektroplanungs GmbH
Installer: ELIN GmbH
Building type: Restaurants, Rooms for a larger number of people (places of assembly)
Product family: STRING ARC, CONCEPT 2, FLAP, Spots, TUBE-264, SHAPE, STRING-Series, BASIC 2
Lights diversity for every requirement.
Emergency luminaire as a multifunctional talent
With the wide range of variants of the TUBE-264, almost all possible applications can be realised. Whether as an emergency luminaire, lighting for handrails or as an individual solution for your special requirements – with the various installation variants of the TUBE-264, there are no limits to your projects.