Signify has unveiled Ecolink, a new brand that will offer a range of LED luminaires designed in the UK for electrical professionals, with the promise of competitive pricing.
Ecolink has been officially launched to address the specific needs of the UK market. Offering a comprehensive range of LED luminaires, Signify is aiming for Ecolink to become the go-to choice for daily projects for electrical installers.
The development process for the range focused on integrating features suited for various professional requirements, with solutions tailored to both commercial and residential uses.
During the initial launch this July, Ecolink will offer several products including:
- LED Panel with 4 solution possibilities – On/off, On/off + 3hr manual Emergency, DALI, and DALI + 3hr manual Emergency
- IP65 rated LED Flood light with IP65 motion sensor
- LED Batten with options for plug-in self-test Emergency lighting pack or, manual test Emergency pack
- LED Standalone emergency range, comprising IP65 Bulkhead, Twin spots, Recessed and Surface mounted spots
- LED Emergency Exit signs for wall and ceiling mounting, all equipped with high-quality Lithium Ferro Phosphate batteries
- LED Non-corrosive fitting with the choice of manual test Emergency pack or, plug-in self-test Emergency lighting pack
The range is set to expand further in the coming months, with the company promising a Phase 2 launch of products, introducing additional advanced options like the LED Bulkhead, which offers adjustable colour temperatures and brightness levels, and a fire-rated LED downlight, among others.
Nico van der Merwe, CEO of Signify UK & Ireland, commented, “We are delighted to bring our new range of Ecolink products to the mass market, to not only deliver on the lighting needs for the majority of installer projects, but to do so in a simple, easy to order way, with guaranteed reliability at a pocket-friendly price.”
Ecolink products are now available both in-store and online through leading distributors, with detailed product information accessible on the Ecolink website.
