PublicScreen launched a new office LED lamps

(new office LED lamp)

Historic building Soho is located at 41 - Great Windmill street in central London. From the street, visitors do not fully appreciate the interior of the glass doors, nor can they see the small aisles and sandwich bars.

Now this place is a five storey office building replaced, the building has the standard height hall complete, the building provides a panoramic view of the West End vision for the people.

Building lighting work is mainly responsible for PublicScreen & Lightsystem, the company recommends the use of LED lighting decoration, which can ensure the building's stylish appearance, but also does not affect the performance of the lamp.

Powerglass Chandelier

The building uses a variety of different LED lamps. These lamps include a single lamp holder Luxeon series, the series is mainly used to provide point light source, the main purpose is to illuminate the glass walkway, but also provide the following additional light rail.

The most exciting part of the building is the use of LED Powerglass chandelier (provided by the German Glas company Platz), which is composed of a number of LED chandelier, the appearance of fashion. The design of the lamp is made up of eight thin glass panels. Each panel is equipped with 80 white LED light sources, which are not connected by a wire.

During the two years of construction, PublicScreen & Lightsystem established a close working relationship with the project architect and electrical installation contractor. The team found a building with a lack of a potential power supply, if the application of second power supply in central London, the cost will be very high.

So PublicScreen with the company's rich experience in lighting design decided to use low energy lighting, and now the company can continue to complete the central hall of the building and aisle area lamps.

The use of surface mount LED lamps for the construction of the project to provide a lot of convenience, these LED is mainly installed on the wall for the staircase platform to provide a low level of illumination. Five sets of metal halide lamps with a power of 70 watts were used to provide illumination for the back wall behind the reception desk.

The entrance of the building, the first floor of the platform and the portrait uses a number of adjustable three lights white Luxeon series LED lighting. In addition, the wall lighting is the use of square and rectangular fluorescent lamps, some of which are specially customized, mainly used to provide emergency lighting.