Holophane has supplied a wide selection of luminaires and columns for exterior lighting at the new Forth Valley Royal Hospital in Larbert, which was recently opened by HM The Queen. Holophane QSM lanterns were specially modified for lighting the roads around the
Major refurbishment of the Royal Free Hospital’s entrance building has included extensive LED lighting from Holophane, along with Atlanta luminaires using compact fluorescent light sources. The area leading to the hospital entrance comprises a circular canopy, low canopy and high canopy.
Network Rail’s Light Maintenance Depot at Bounds Green has been given a new lease of life thanks to Prismalume Superglass luminaires and Holos 2 Digital controls from Holophane Lighting. The refurbishment has provided Network Rail with significant savings in energy consumption, extended
The new LEDgend Roadway luminaire from Holophane combines contemporary styling and a unique thermal management system to provide higher lumen output, sustainability and years of maintenance free operation. The LEDgend luminaire has been engineered for operation in temperatures of up to 40°C
Since the creation of the Wallpack product range, originally established in the 1970's, the Holophane name has been synonymous with wall mounted luminaires, providing a benchmark for many products that followed. Holophane has built on this expertise with the introduction of The
Part of Holophane's new Metro Capabilities range, Metrolux and Widerlite are bulkhead luminaires engineered specifically for use in underground rail tunnel systems and have been updated with the latest in lighting technology. Metrolux and Widerlite have a prismatic glass refractor that controls
Holophane has supplied Prismatron dimmable high bay luminaires and a section of exterior fittings from its Denver family to the innovatively designed Monkseaton High School is North Tyneside. Flexibility and energy efficiency were key features in the selection of Holophane fittings by
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