Osram has introduced a range of light sensors to ensure that light is used only when necessary, conserving energy and reducing overhead costs. There are three sensors, High Bay, Duo and Vision. Used as part of a light-management system, these sensors can significantly reduce the energy consumed by lighting within a building.

Carlsberg has achieved a major increase in lighting levels in its 4200 m2 plant at Northampton by installing 350 W metal halide lamps fitted with solid reflectors within existing luminaires. Lighting levels a metre above ground level have been increased from 80 lx to 250 lx. The Uni-Form pulse-start lamps from Venture Lighting have 350 W magnetic as part of a easily installed conversion kit for the previous 250 W lamps

A Delmatic lighting-management system is achieving energy efficiency and a high level of flexibility in a new office development in Reading. The system has helped The Blade achieve a ‘Very Good’ BREEAM rating and offers incoming tenants the freedom to modify the system to suit their needs.

The web of light linking spaces within the restaurant of the new offices of UK law firm Addleshaw Goddard at Milton Gate in London was created using RL 40e ‘stick lights’ from Waldmann Lighting. The lighting design was by Chapman Bathurst.

Prolojik has completed the final phase of a new integrated lighting system for Lloyd’s of London. The work was phased over three years to minimise disruption to occupants. In addition to lighting controllers, Prolojik also supplied the heat-pump and fresh-air controllers. All user local control of M&E services is via combined infra-red controllers.