TM65 for lighting

Cibse plans lighting version of TM65

A special lighting version of Cibse’s Technical Memorandum 65 is being planned, it has been revealed. The lighting edition of TM65 – a widely-accepted metric for measuring embodied carbon – is currently in draft stage and is undergoing peer review before it is released later this year. It...

Somerset LED lighting

Somerset to save £160K with LED upgrade

Somerset’s towns and city are set to save around £160,000 a year by upgrading its high pressure sodium streetlights to LED. Around 20,000 conventional light points will be upgraded using Philips TrueForce LED lamp. The payback will be 18 months and energy consumption will be cut by...

Holburne Museum lighting

‘Bridgerton’ house reuses luminaires

The Holburne Museum in Bath – well known as Lady Danbury’s house  in the Netflix series Bridgerton –  has reused and upgraded over 300 projector lights. The halogen based lighting was based on MR7 spotlights from Stoane Lighting and were designed for use with 50W MR16 lamps. To...

Stoane MR7

Stoane remanufactures spotlight from 1999

Scottish lighting firm Stoane Lighting has announced that it’s remanufacturing its MR7 spotlight which was first produced in 1999. The luminaire – which originally housed a 12V MR16 halogen lamp –had a robustness, lockability and on board potentiometer which saw it become popular in museum and...

Lamp SA and waste lighting

Design students share ideas on using lighting waste

Students of design have turned their attention to how lighting companies can reuse the waste from manufacturing luminaires. Ideas included dramatic sculptures, a range of food bags made from recycled fabrics and cables and a catalogue of semi-finished lighting products made from waste materials. Young people from...

Recolight has launched an EPD service for lighting products

Workshops reveal how to make a circular luminaire

A series of workshops on how to make a light fitting for the circular economy has been announced by Recolight. The educational events explore the design criteria, regulations and standards to help lighting manufacturers apply and demonstrate circular economy principles in product development. Hosted by industrial designer...

120lm/W rule

Time running out to comment on 120lm/W rule, industry warned

Lighting manufacturers and specifiers are being warned that time is running out to comment on the UK Government’s proposed minimum efficacy requirements for light sources. The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy is proposing a minimum energy performance standard (MEPS) for light sources and lamps...

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