Linear LED lighting in Building Crafts College

Cat A office luminaires are re-used in training college

Office lights have been removed from a Cat A fit-out in a London office and reused in a craft college. Office design and fit-out firm Morgan Lovell asked lighting remanufacturer Silent Design to save the 300 linear metres of luminaires from a commercial office building on the...

Selux unveils luminaires with dynamic light distribution

Selux unveils luminaires with dynamic light distribution

Selux has unveiled a sophisticated technology for its luminaires which can tune the light distribution, colour and intensity according to an integral pre-programmed controller. It’s believed to be the first exterior light from a major brand to automatically adjust its light distribution during the evening and...

Bell FireStay Geo circular economy downlight

Bell makes fire-rated downlight to circular economy principles

Bell Lighting has unveiled a fire-rated downlight manufactured to circular economy principles. The Firestay Sustainable Geo® modular downlight has a housing which is designed to remain in the ceiling for life, as any replacement of the light engine doesn’t require removal of the housing. The Geo-Mod®  light...

A recycling plant operative in a hard hat assesses some waste lights

5 things manufacturers can do to help us – by recyclers

A leading recycler of luminaires has spelled out how manufacturers can make their products easier to reprocess. Justin Greenaway, commercial manager of Kent-based SWEEEP Kuusakoski, one of the UK’s largest dedicated WEEE processing facilities, says there are simple measures light makers can do which would make...

Lucie Sidwell of Lucent

‘There’s still a stigma with reused luminaires’

Lucie Sidwell, Global Operations Director of Lucent Lighting, discusses the measures the company is taking to cut its environmental impact. One of the most effective ways we can reduce our environmental impact is by reusing and incorporating recycled materials into the design and manufacture of products,...

Lighting designers have set TM66 targets

Lighting design practice is first to set TM66 target

A major lighting design practice has set itself a target of achieving a minimum TM66 circularity rating of 2 for at least half of the luminaires it specifies over the next six months. Nulty – which has offices in London, Dubai, Miami, Bangkok and Pune – said...

A speaker in front of a blue curtain. Circular Lighting Live 2023 programme is unveiled

Circular Lighting Live 2023: Programme unveiled

The provisional programme for this September’s Circular Lighting Live 2023 conference and exhibition has been unveiled by the organisers Recolight. The event, which takes place on Thursday 21 September 2023 at the Royal College of Physicians in London, will feature two separate tracks for the first...

A ReCinder luminaire made from waste ash

The lights made from waste ash

A product designer has created a series of luminaires made from waste coal ash and discarded ceramic. Rosy Napper, a ceramic specialist and a graduate of the Central Saint Martins art school in London, says that the recycled material has a unique translucent quality. She has created...

an NFC-enabled LED driver

How to tell the mileage of a driver

A fast and simple way to check the ‘mileage’ of a LED driver could lead to greater reuse of the devices, it is believed. An increasing number of apps allows lighting professionals to use a mobile phone to see the competed operating hours of compatible electronic...

Richard Strode interview A second life for drivers?

Richard Strode interview | A second life for drivers?

Tridonic is set to be first electronics company to achieve Cradle to Cradle certification for both its LED modules and its DALI drivers. Here Circular Lighting Report editor Ray Molony talks to Tridonic UK Limited managing director Richard Strode about the company’s sustainability strategy, the...

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