Sparks Electrical News August 2023

LIGHTING

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Smart lighting trend continues to boom I ntelligent design, technology and ease of integration have made smart lighting a must-have in most modern homes. This has also expanded into the workspace, but to a lesser degree, says Piero de Marchis, MD of UK-based Detail Lighting. “Our homes are having to work

experts are now using this smart lighting technology to develop artificial skylights that reproduce natural daylight. This can transform a basement parking area and give it the visual appearance of the sun and sky that’s currently above ground.”

home, explains Piero. “Clever lighting designs are often more energy-efficient and can make the lighting schemes in your space feel more unique as well as being incredibly functional. The more comfortable you are in a space, the more productive you will be with your specified activity.” There is also a new demand for more naturalistic lighting solutions. “Lighting

dining zones, the trend of multi- functional lighting that can be adapted to suit the room as and how it is being used is increasing.” Brands like Avisio are designing products that don’t just change colour hue, though. Instead, their lighting products include features such as voice-activation and motion sensors. There are other benefits of using smart lights in your

Source: www.homesandgardens.com

harder for us than ever before as we now use spaces for multiple functions. From open-plan living areas to kitchen

BEKA Schréder launches Sozella solar post top luminaire range T he Sozella series of solar post top lights have been launched by BEKA Schréder, adding to its catalogue of decorative products. The luminaire is styled with a modern design and clean lines, but it is under the covers that the real magic is hidden. Using state-of-the-art technology, the engineering team at BEKA Schréder has created a product that is as functional as it is aesthetically pleasing, and the Sozella range can be used for almost every urban lighting application. As a solar post, the Sozella does not rely on grid electricity for power, eliminating the need for external electricity sources or wiring infrastructure. This means that the light fixtures can be used in remote locations, distances away from buildings

SPARKS ELECTRICAL NEWS

AUGUST 2023