Way with circular LED board and catenary lenses in Aarhus. Here Aarhus C and Langenæs Allé. In Aarhus C the luminaires are equipped with sensor-ready Zhaga Book 18 sockets.
Way catenary and Sky Park at Sveavägen and Odengatan in Stockholm. All luminaires are equipped with sensor-ready socket for future smart city applications.
Way on wire, Way side entry and Sky Park illuminate the area around Campus Zernike at Groningen. The luminaires are equipped with City Touch lighting control with sensors on top. Our Dutch partner, Modernista, handled this fine project. Photos: Henk Snatersee
Peak 380 is used in several Danish municipalities. Here we present examples from Aarhus, Randers, Viborg, Fredensborg, Herlev, and Greve as well as DOLL Living Lab.
In Kokkedal, Egedalsvej, the lamp posts are situated in the middle of the road. Pairs of Peak 380 for side entry suits the surroundings. In the eastern part of the road Peak 380 single-sided meets the requirements.
The Peak lantern is used at the central stations for the Aarhus Light Rail. As can be seen on top of the lanterns, the City Touch Light Management system is applied.
Sky and Nyx in many variants are used at many other stations along the Aarhus Light Rail.
Turn Street Halo at conical columns along the waterfront and the coast line in Aarhus.
After tests on location, the City chose Turn Street Halo due to properties like optical guidance and anti-glare. The design with opalised edge facilitates such properties.
Sky Park can be seen all over the municipality of Silkeborg. Mounted on galvanised standard poles, most luminaires are coated silver grey. However, also corten brown luminaires are used on design poles in the same colour. Around the town hall the white ring connecting luminaire and pole is equipped with the logo of Silkeborg.
Sky Park with the town logo of Greve Kommune adds character to the town hall area. The luminaires and the cylindrical posts are silver grey; the ring graphite grey.
