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The Solid State Lighting
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APPLICATIONS
Sizing up urban light
TECHNOLOGIES
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Chief Editor Laura Baronchelli
Editorial staff Donatella Casalani, Cecilia Chiappani, Irma Garioni,
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Contributors Danilo Paleari, Giacomo Rossi, Daniela Zambelli,
Marco Brianza, Simone Mariotto,

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Technical Gianni Forcolini (Politecnico Milano) - President
Committee Corrado Terzi (Universit La Sapienza di Roma)
Marco Frascarolo (Universit Roma Tre)
Franco Musiari (Direttore tecnico Assodel)
Giacomo Rossi (Lighting designer)
Michele Barone, Giancarlo Daniele (Acea Ill. Pubb.)
Massimo Peirone (Aifl) (Professor at Politecnico Torino)
Marco Brianza (Lighting designer Luxpulse)
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STREET LIGHTING
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MARKET
Cresce il mercato
dei LED driver
APPLICATIONS
La dimensione urbana
della luce
TECHNOLOGY
Il ruolo delle ottiche
nella rivoluzione dei LED

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News Market 04
The Solid State Lighting Market 07
FRAnco MuSiARi
The cities of light 09
LAuRA BARoncHELLi
EVEnTS
Light+Building 2012 11

News Association 13
APPLICATIONS
THE DESiGn coRnER
in Ghent, italian LED cathedral 15
steals the show
coSTAnZA RinALDi
APPLicATionS
LEDs transform the Schloss 17
charlottenburg
cARLo RoMiTi - Seoul Semiconductor
Products Luminaires 19
STREET LiGHTinG
Sizing up urban light 23
M. BARonE e R. PAcE - Acea illuminazione Pubblica
Datasheet street lighting 25
Companies/Luminaires 30
manufacturers
To help readers, LEDin offers, for each article,
an abstract of the contents and its technical level.
The level goes from 1 (less technical)
to 3 (very technical)
inFoRMATion To READERS
Technical Level
LEDin
TECHNOLOGIES
TEcHnoLoGiES
The role of optics 35
in the LED revolution
DAniLo PALEARi - Researcher at Politecnico
of Milano Dep. Indaco
Measures and estimates 37
of fux depreciation in LEDs
MARco BRiAnZA
coVER SToRY
EBVLiGHTLAB: analysis 39
of everything from LEDs to lamps

TEcHnoLoGiES
The LED light engine 43
at the hearth of the luminaire
AnnETTA KELSo - Philips Lighting
Products Components 45
& systems
Companies/components 47
& systems suppliers
AdvERTISERS (N.1/2012)
Acsel Electronics ........................................... 12
Arena Luci .............................................. II Cover
Comprel ......................................................... 46
Digimax .................................................IV Cover
EBV Elektronik ............................................... 38
Luxall ............................................................... 8
MSC............................................................... 22
Oxytech ........................................................... 2
Seoul Semiconductor ...................................... 1
SGE-Syscom ................................................... 6
Solarspot ....................................................... 18
T-Led.............................................................. 14
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MARKET
The Linea Light Group, in
collaboration with its Spanish
distributor Susaeta Prolighting,
planned and created the lighting
products for the Puente de La
Salve in the context of the Arcos
Rojos art project developed by the
international artist Daniel Buren.
The occasion was inspired by
the tenth anniversary of the
Guggenheim Museum of Bilbao
which is situated right by the foot
of the bridge. Buren created a huge
red sculpture formed by Formica
panels spanning the Puente de La
Salve like a great archway.
This artwork, becomes even more
stunning by night when the bridge is
lit by both static and mobile lights.
For the lighting, Buren opted for
the fexibility and dynamics of the
products in the i-LD range: 655
bars each with eleven 2W LEDs
create the dynamic lighting of Arcos
Rojos.
Arcos Rojos
on La Salve bridge
Toshiba Corp. completed the frst
stage of a project to replace the
external lighting of the Louvre
Museum. The project involved the
lighting inside the central Pyramid as
well as the surrounding pyramidions
and a selection of the external
museum building.
The partnership between Toshiba and
the Louvre Museum started in July
2010 and will run until 2023.
overall, Toshiba will supply 3200
LED light fttings to replace the
exhisting 4500. The estimation of the
reduction of the power consumption
is of 73%.
Toshiba LEDs enlighten the Louvre
DOE REPORT On
ThE US LiGhTinG MARkET
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
has released a report detailing the
characteristics of the US lighting market
by technology and sector, which provides
comprehensive and detailed estimates of
the national inventory of installed lamps
as well as their performance
characteristics, associated energy use,
and lumen production.
It focuses on four sectors: residential
buildings, commercial buildings,
industrial buildings and outdoor.
CiTy Of TULSA inSTALLS
EnERGy-EffiCiEnT LED STREET
LiGhTinG
Tulsa, Oklahoma, is leading the way
with new energy effcient alternatives.
Thanks to a highly successful
collaboration between the City of Tulsa,
U.S.-based luminaire manufacturer,
Amerlux, and Bridgelux, modern,
energy-effcient LED lighting are part of
the restoration of Tulsas historic Brady
district. About 200 Amerlux outdoor
luminaires based on Bridgelux LED
arrays are planned to illuminate the
walkways around the new Driller
Stadium and park.
offcially opened in a ceremony
held in the presence of the
President of Azerbaijan, ilham
Aliyev, on December, 30th 2011,
the Baku flame fountain has
already become a landmark in
the capital city of Azerbaijan.
Standing in the middle of a large
fountain pool, this triple helix fame
shaped sculpture is gorgeously
manufactured in high grade
stainless steel with a well-polished
mirror fnish and is equipped
with 1,600 metres of glass rod
cladding rails. The fame sculpture
weighs more than 60 tonnes and
is the centrepiece of a new public
park recently built on a run-down
industrial area.
Designed to withstand very strong
winds and earthquakes, this twisted
fame tower symbolizes the intimate
connection of this country with fre.
Azerbaijan has long been called
the land of fre. The fame also
represents Azerbaijans success as
an oil and gas producing nation.
The structures modular design
allowed it to be manufactured in
sections and subsequently ftted
with over 1,500 banks of LED lights
fxed directly onto the tower body.
Moreover, a full digital control
over all functions was a vital
requirement in order to seamlessly
manage the complex lighting
scheme of the fame.
Griven was able to offer in a
record time a fully custom made
independent pixel modular bar that
could comply with all the required
features of this project. Tailored
versions of the newly engineered
Graph-i code were therefore
chosen by Bakus Municipality to
comply with the need to perfectly
adapt the lighting modules to the
twisting shape of the tower.
A sparkling tribute to fre
MARKET
PhiLiPS jOinS EMERGE
ALLiAnCE BOARD
The EMerge Alliance an open industry
association leading the rapid adoption of
safe, direct-current (DC) power
distribution standards for commercial
buildings announced Philips is now a
member of the Board of Directors.
This is the frst expansion of the Board
since the Alliance was founded in 2008.
Royal nedalco, a leading producer of ethyl alcohol, is a
member company of the Dutch agro-industrial group Royal
cosun. All that remains of the old factory that the company
(at that time called Zuid-nederlandse Spiritus Fabriek) built
in Bergen op Zoom, in southern Holland, is the 75-metre tall
chimney, erected in 1938.
The restoration project is the result of the cooperation of
two organizations, BOEi and Monumentenfonds Brabant,
both committed to
conserving monuments
of the industrial age
for the future, and
safeguarding the towns
rich historical heritage.
The construction
recently underwent
preservation and
restoration work,
during which structural
weakening was found at
the summit.
The 15-metre top
section was therefore
dismantled and
replaced with a metal
structure with the same
dimensions, which
restored the chimney to
its original height of 75 metres, making it one of the tallest
chimneys in the whole of Holland.
on December 8th 2011, the specially made metal structure
was positioned atop the chimney, using a 100-metre high
crane. Full AVL was responsible for the installation of the
lighting system, made up of a network of custom fOS 33
LED bars (each with eight Blue and eight cold White LEDs)
using Seoul Semiconductors LEDs, mounted on the lower
circle of the cylinder..
fOS brings the Royal nedalco chimney back to life
EPA inTRODUCES
TM-21 CALCULATOR
The US Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) has introduced the Energy
Star TM-21 calculator, which lighting
designers can use as a guideline for
meeting Energy Star qualifcations.
This calculator is based on the IESs
(Illuminating Engineering Societys)
Technical Memorandum, TM-21 and is
available for download at
www.energystar.gov/TM-21calculator
OSRAM OPTO
SEMiCOnDUCTORS ChOOSES
AvnET ELECTROniCS
MARkETinG
Avnet Electronics Marketing, an
operating group of Avnet, has been
selected as Osrams preferred global
partner. The appointment is effective
immediately in the Americas, Europe,
the Middle East, Africa (EMEA), Japan
and Asia.
As one of the worlds largest distributors
of electronic components and embedded
systems, Avnet Electronics Marketings
team of illumination-focused light
emitting diode (LED) and lighting
engineers or illumineers assist
customers around the globe in
applications using LEDs in the
illumination, signage, security,
medical, industrial and transportation
industries.
SCOTTiSh nATiOnAL
PORTRAiT GALLERy
The Scottish National Portrait Gallery
has decided to go all out for LED in its
galleries. After much testing, Mike
Stoane Lighting fttings with Xicato
modules were used.
The renovation, which took place over
two years, has completely opened up the
building allowing uninterupted views
through the building and giving access to
the public to all three foors for the frst
time.
The building now gives people different
experiences depending on which gallery
they walk through - eg, the library is very
Victorian, the Photography Room is very
modern - and throughout the lighting is
carefully and deliberately layered
depending on the artworks that are
illuminated.
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ThE SOLiD STATE LiGhTinG
MARkET
J
ust recently a new report commissio-
ned by Osram to Mckinsey &
Company has been made public:
Lighting the Way: Perspectives on the
Global Lighting Market. The report offers a
cross-section of the lighting industry
paying particular attention to the market
shares of today and the future for LED
SSL. Mckinseys fndings were gathered
through a survey carried out in 2011 with
consumers and sector specialists located
in the USA, Germany, Japan, China,
Russia, Brazil and India.
They gathered data from over 650 sector
design specialists and over 1,000 lighting
consumers.
The Mckinsey report shows that the
global lighting market will reach around
the level of 110 billion euro by 2020.
Increases in urbanisation, population and
government policies to stimulate energy
effciency are reported as key reasons for
this growth.
STILL Too CoSTLy
Nowadays, LED technology is too
expensive to be competitive or to gain a
wide range of usage but it is expected
that prices for LED will fall by around 20%
to 30% per year, which is likely to
accelerate the take up of this technology.
The consideration that the cost of LED will
come down was made by the Solid State
Lighting Research and Development:
Manufacturing Roadmap compiled by the
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) in
July 2011.
however, Table 1 from the very same
report reveals clearer and more even
more illuminating data about the expected
costs. According to the DoE, the effcacy
the ratio between lumen generated and
the power absorbed of warm white
LED is destined to double by 2015, while
prices, expressed in dollars per thousand
lumen (klm), are destined to fall by about
9 times from $18 in 2010 to $2.2 in
2015. So, if a LED light unit cost about
$50/klm in 2010, it is expected to reduce
to a ffth of this price by 2015: $10/klm.
41% of ThE MARkET By 2016
2010 fgures show the SSL market is
valued at euro 7 billion, taking 10% of the
market. The picture is set to change
drastically in 2016 when the market is
expected to reach euro 40 billion
following an annual average growth rate
(CAGR) of 34% clearly showing the
acceleration identifed earlier. At this point,
the SSL market is likely to take 41% of
the total market. once that point is hit, the
acceleration between 2016 and 2020
should slow and the Mckinsey Report
suggests the CAGR will lower to 13%.
This all adds up to the fact that in 2020,
the SSL will be worth euro 64 billion and
represent some 59% of the total market.
kEy To ThE MARkET: SEGMENTS
The report takes three main lighting
Technical Level:

SUMMARY
Attempting to snap a
picture of the Solid State
Lighting (SSL) market is not
an easy feat for two main
reasons. firstly, there are no
reliable information sources
available to capture the
global lighting market and,
secondly, there is good
number of new companies
entering the market, which
is often the case when new
industrial sectors emerge.
Franco Musiari
Technical Director Assodel
sectors into consideration: general,
automotive and LCD screen backlighting.
Whats evident is that general lighting,
which accounts for 75% of the total, is
the most important area of growth for the
sector and is the one that will see the
most change thanks to (or because of)
LED.
Architectural lighting is viewed as an early
adopter application because it allows
colour control and by 2020, according to
the Mckinsey Report, will reach a market
share of 85%.
Source: McKinsey & Company
LED Lighting - Market trend by application
(in billion euro, growth in %)
Graphic 1
LED Metrics Roadmap Table 1
Metric Unit 2010 2012 2015 2020
LED Effcacy (warm white) lm/W 96 141 202 253
LED Price (warm white) $/klm 18 7.5 2.2 1
LED Effcacy (cool white) lm/W 134 176 224 258
LED Price (cool white) $/klm 13 6 2 1
OEM Lamp Price $/klm 50 23 10 5
Source: DOE 2011, MYPP
Note: 1. - Projections for cool white packages assume CCT=4746-7030K and CRI =70-80; projections for warm white
assume CCT=2580-3710K and CRI=80-90.
2. - All effcacy projections assume measurements at 25C with a drive current density of 35 A/cm
2
General lighting, which accounts for 75% of the total, is the most important area of growth
for LED technology
ThE CiTiES of LIGhT
Born and growing all around the world,
they have one common denominator: light
Light festivals, social and cultural events to completely
transform cities hosting them
Technical level:

SUMMARY
Lights adorning the roads
and monuments of a city,
colour games and very
latest experiments attract
more and more visitors.
This is just what is
happening in many
European (and worldwide)
cities with the festival of
Lights in which new artistic
expressions blend with
features of regular city life
and local monuments to
bring out their uniqueness.
A
growing number of cities around
the world is choosing, annually or
sometimes more often, to organise
events where light plays the starring role.
The Light festival, or festival of Lights,
has really taken off in both capital cities
and also in lesser important towns. A city
may wish to increase its international
reputation and level, to attract more
visitors and improve its attractiveness for
tourism, facilitate evening events or
innovatively highlight a citys historical
and cultural traditions.

Light provides this and more in each of
these contexts is light by turning a city
into a real open-air museum where
works of art effortlessly blend with
objects - from everyday life, historical
monuments and local attractions
- resulting in a suggestive atmosphere
and new itineraries both for the passing
tourist and for the locals.
however, that is not all. The festival of
Lights can also become something the
locals have pride in and which helps
intensify their sense of belonging to their
community.
INTERNATIoNAL fESTIvALS
Among the most famous Light festivals
is the festival of Lights in Berlin
(www.festival-of-lights.de) and
the fte de Lumires in Lyon
(www.fetedeslumieres.lyon.fr).
This event in Berlin is now in its seventh
edition. It received over 70 lighting and
installation designs in 2011 (from 12-23
Laura Baronchelli
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Karkonoszes di Jelenia Gora
Shtengai di Groupe LCX (Lyon)
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local towns and public offces exhibited
the latest ideas for urban and street
lighting.
www.kfs24.pl
Leipzig
In Liepsig, the festival of Light took on
a key social and political importance
a way of remembering events from
Autumn 1989 (especially the
peaceful revolution) to bring out
concepts such as freedom, solidarity
and social work.
www.leipziger-freiheit.de
Tallin
Every year, Tallin hosts the festival of
fire & ice where frelight becomes a
source of illumination.
The light projects turn into a sort of
competition among the citizens while
fringe events such as Guerilla
Lighting encourage the locals to
actively get involved.
www.tallinnfreandice.ee
Turin
In 2011, Lights of Artists celebrated
its 14th birthday. once again, during
the Special Autumn of Contemporary
Art, the most renowned light designs
returned to the streets, squares,
avenues and porticos in Turin from 1
November 2011 to 15 January 2012.
www.comune.torino.it
Berlin
Clbration (Lyon)
october) to literally dress up the
squares and symbols of the German
capital with light. The special effects
of coloured light across the
kurfutrstendamm, the most famous
road for being the longest and most
elegant at the time of the Berlin Wall,
created an open-air Light Gallery.
The fte de Lumires in Lyon,
organised in December (from 8-11)
attracted 3 million visitors, among
which architects, light specialists and
the general public from all over the
world.
This drew 70 projects by international
artists which were situated inside the
city to create innovatively styled paths
of light. for instance, Julie Mathias
and Wolfgang kaeppner, two
designers known collectively as
Wokmedia, presented Regard
felin with huge green, gold and
brown eyes suspended at a height of
2 to 5 metres over Place Louis Pradel.
The Butterfy, very Italian-like
butterfies of suspended LED lights in
rue herriot was designed by Chiara
Lampugnani, while Shotengai, the
Japanese lanterns by Groupe LCX
and Leblanc illuminations lit up Rue
de la Republique, These are just some
of the numerous examples on display.
The representation made of plastic
bottles by Allan Lim, kenny Ita and
Sun yu-li, who designed
Celebration, was a shiny-scaled
fsh sculpture standing at 6 metres
and back-lit using LED lights and
3,000 gold threads.
A fEW SCATTERED EXAMPLES
Limiting our area to Europe, examples
come from Glasgow in Scotland to
Gothenburg in Germany, from Ghent in
Belgium to Tallin in Estonia, from
helsinki in Sweden to Eindhoven in
holland.
overseas, examples come a range
from South korea to Mexico, from
Israel to Canada.
Lets look at some of them...
Chartres
Chartres en lumires is the holder
of a strong modern cultural identity.
Light exalts the works of art around
the town to create a harmonious and
beautifully drawn image.
www.chartresenlumieres.com
Ghent
A recent addition, the second
festival of Light in Ghent took place
from 26 to 29 January 2012
attracting over 2000 visitors. The
main themes of the event were a
fusion of happiness and music
through artistic work.
www.lichtfestivalgent.be
Jelenia Gora
In its third edition, the karkonszes
Light festival 2011, sponsored by
LBL, partner of Philips Lighting
Poland, hosted some students light
designs from several universities in
one continuous experiment.
It was also joined by the Academy of
Light where 150 representatives from
in euRoPe
Festival of Lights
Berlin, Germany
Chartres en Lumires
Chartres, France
Glow
Eindhoven, Netherland
Light Festival Ghent
Ghent, Belgium
Arbres et lumires
Geneve, Switzerland
Radiance Festival
Glasgow, UK
Gothenburg Christmas
Lighting
Gothenburg, Sweden
Season of Light
Helsinki, Finland
Karkonoszes Light Festival
Jelenia Gora, Poland
Leipzing Festival of Lights
Lipsia, Germany
Fte de Lumires
Lyon, France
Paris illumine Paris
Paris, France
Festival of Fire and Ice
Tallin, Estonia
Luci dArtista
Turin, Italy
Source: LUCI
fESTivALS Of LiGhTS
EvENTS
A
t Light+Building, the worlds
biggest trade fair for lighting and
intelligent buildings, the industry
presents all the state-of-the-art
technology. More than 2,100 exhibitors
showcase their new products from 15
to 20 April at the fully-booked frankfurt
fair and Exhibition Centre.
In the special show Buildings as power
stations in the smart grid, Messe
frankfurt will be addressing a range of
topics concerning intelligent energy
management with the support of the
German Association of the Electrical
and Electronics Industry, ZvEI.
In parallel to this special show, the
Central Association of the German
Electrical and Information Technology
Industry presents The E-house
- Energy, Effciency, Electrical
Technology and Intelligence in one.
The Design Plus competition
showcases the innovative content and
future orientation of product ideas of
exhibitors at the trade fair from the
felds of lighting, electrical and
electronic engineering and home and
building automation.
As in previous years, Luminale 2012
- Biennale of Lighting Culture - displays
the most beautiful lighting installations.
Assodel (the Italian Association of
Electronics Suppliers) participates at
LiGhT+BUiLDinG 2012
Light+Building, stand G71 hall 4.1,
with some member companies:
> AREnA LUCi
with over 25 years experience in
entertainment, theatre, stage and
architectural lighting achived a solid
reputation for performance and quality.
Arena Luci company has different
areas dedicated to production,
assembly, packing, research and
development. In Arena Luci the quality
standards applied are backed by the
international guarantee of ISo 9001
Certifcation.
The LED lighting we present offers the
possibility to create different
scenography and it can be used in
various applications for indoor and
Technical Level:

SUMMARY
Many Italian companies
participate at
Light+Building 2012.
Also Assodel, the Italian
association of electronics
suppliers is present
with some member
companies.
An event focussed on innovation technology and lighting design
outdoor. Arena Luci invest constantly
not only in latest generation machinery
and equipment but also in the
reasearch of new technology products.
> DiGiMAX
is a leading company specialized in
power supply, industrial pc and digital
signage distribution. Thanks to its
specialists team, it offers a reliable and
effective consulting service, a rich
products portfolio and very fast
deliveries. All products are carefully
selected in order to guarantee an high
level of energy effciency and reliability
with the passing of time.
> SOLARSPOT inTERnATiOnAL
has been performing proftably the
activity for more than thirty years. The
activity is dedicated to the
development, production, sale and
installation of the most advanced
systems of capitation and transport of
natural light (Solarspot), tubular
skylight, also in hybrid associations
with the integration of LED artifcial
light.
Solarspot uses the
patented RiR
Light funnel
technology in the dome to refect and
refract light into the tube, actively
harvesting daylight into the system,
while the LEDs provide any additional
light required to get the lighting
required and set.
ASSoDEL
PARTICIPATES AT
LIGhT+BUILDING
Stand G71
Hall 4.1
ASSOCIATION
Training
Assodel offers a series of
training courses and seminars
through its service company
Tecnoimprese, which is a
certifed training center of the
Lombardy Region
LUMEN Fortronic
The Italian LED forum: from
components to systems in the
lighting industry
LEDin
The bi-monthly Italian magazine
promoted by Assodel totally
focussed on solid state lighting
and LEDs technologies
www.ledin.it
A website to communicate news
and solutions concerning solid
state lighting market
Internazionalization
Through its partners, Assodel
consolidates its international
program of events, with meeting
points in the most important
fairs of the lighting sector, like
Light+Building, Euroled, LED
Forum
Award LUMEN
The Lumen Award is a special
recognition for products and
projects who can demonstrate
how LED technology can
improve energy performances
and design
LEDDOVE Gallery
A showroom LED lighting
products and soluzions
Collective Brand
A new initiative under
construction
LiGhTinG
GROUP
L
umen fortronic is the Italian LED
forum fully devoted to solid state
lighting: from components to
lighting systems and applications.
Dealing with the new dimension of
illuminotronica (Lighting +
Electronics), it aims at analyzing market
trends and technological evolution of
LEDs.
The event is promoted by Assodel
(italian Association of electronics
suppliers) to establish an effective
meeting point between demand and
supply of lighting solutions and is
addressed tolighting manufacturers,
designers, system integrators,
installers, plant engineers, technicians
from companies and public bodies,
Lighting Specialists, Architects, others
After the edition of Milan, which was
held on 29th March, there are two
other events in 2012 calendar:
1 - PADUA: on the 11
th
and 12
th

October at Padova fiere, in parallel
with the exhibition Casa su Misura,
Lumen fortronic will be totally focussed
on electronic components and systems
for solid state lighting. Through a series
of conferences and demo areas - on
outdoor/street lighting and on indoor/
energy effciency for buildings - the
event will give an update to a wide
public of lighting specialists.
2 - on the 6
th
December at Rome,
Lumen fortronic will put on the show
the latest solutions and technologies for
signage and urban lighting. With the
participation of municipalities and
public bodies, Lumen fortronic will
present the state-of-the-art of LEDs
solutions and technologies for cities.
for further information:
www.lumenfortronic.it
L
ED technology and Solid State
Lighting represent an important
business opportunity for Italian
companies. Italy is second only to
Germany in Europe in the LED lighting
market.
Assodel (the italian
Association of electronic
Suppliers which
represents the suppliers
of 92% of electronic
components sold in
italy, LeDs included)
is promoting a wide
program of information
and communication
activities. With its
illuminotronica
program, Assodel has
become a focal point
for all who operate
in the lighting sector and are creating
a community of people in order to
share competences and experiences.
Assodel offers quality and reliability
of contents through a kit of integrated
online and offine communication:
LEDin magazine, vademecom LED
Lighting, the website, the newsletter
and the App.
Assodel activites can be
summarised as: market analysis;
internationalization; training and
courses; communication; events;
partnership with institutions.
for further information:
www.assodel.it
www.ledin.it
ASSODEL
(italian Association of
electronics suppliers)
an assodel electronics forum
LUMEN
FORTRONIC
foRUM & fAIRS
Fortronic UK
LED lighting
27th March 2012
London, UK
Oxford, UK
Lumen Fortronic
29th March 2012
Milan, Italy
Light+Building
15-20th April 2012
Frankfurt, Germany
Solarexpo/Greenbuilding
9-11th May 2012
Verona, Italy
Lumiville
5-6th June 2012
Lyon, France
Euroled
13-14th June 2012
Birmingham, UK
Fortronic Tunisia
Energy effciency
13-14th June 2012
Tunisi, Tunisia
LpS - LED Professional
Symposium
25-27th September 2012
Bregenz, Austria
Lumen Fortronic
11-12th October 2012
Padua, Italy
Strategies in Light Europe
18th October 2012
Munich, Germany
CEF - China Electronic Fair
31th October -1st November 2012
Shenzen, China
Electronica
13-16th November 2012
Munich, Germany
LED forum
21-22th November 2012
Paris, France
Lumen Fortronic
6th December2012
Rome, Italy
LED Lighting
LUMEn fORTROniC:
ThE iTALiAn LED fORUM
www.ledin.it
Suppliers Association
Italian Electronics
www.ledin.it - app LEDin - magazine online
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THE dESIGN CORNER
An all-Italian show at the Belgian Light festival
IN GhEnT, ITALIAN LED
CAThEDRAL STEALS ThE ShoW
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he key words for every
international Light festival are
innovation and entertainment.
Among all the events on the calendar,
there is a new date and location: the
small town of Ghent, one of the most
beautiful pearls in flanders, which has
made its joining the second edition
of the Light festival among European
cities offcial. So far, Ghent is the frst
town in Belgium to have a specially
completed plan of public lighting and
a festival so all that remains is for
the city to show off its knowledgeable
design which demonstrates how
fundamentally important light is.
for its frequent nearby rival, Bruges,
a wealthy citizen and designer
Roland jol from Lyon once won
the European completion with such a
spectacular illumination full of dramatic
night-time scenes while leaving the
medieval and romantic atmosphere
that characterises Ghent to one side.
ThE MAGIC of GhENT
The Light festival was created as a
perfect summing up of requalifcation
Costanza Rinaldi
Lighting Designer
Technical Level:

SUMMARY
It took 90,000 LED lights
to build the giant coloured
LED Cathedral which
celebrated the second
Light festival in Ghent
(Belgium). The Cathedral
used only 25kw/h and
was built by the Italian
company Luminarie de
Cagna.
REfEREnCES
Architectural project:
UN-Studio, Amsterdam
Consultants:
Light Designer:
ag Licht, Bonn
Content Programmer:
Lightlife, Berlin/Cologne
Media facade:
Zumtobel
Project details:
March 2008 - 2010
Time:
April 2009 - 2010
video:
http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=-1uiykihsZE
work which began in 1998, the year in
which this small town began its global
lighting plan as described above.
The main monuments, buildings,
gates to the city and feeder roads,
shopping streets as well as parks
and squares became the leading role
with low polluting, low consumption
night-time illumination.
The second Light festival was held
in the city centre during the end of
January. In 2011, the free event
attracted no fewer than 200,000
visitors from both Italy and abroad.
It was a runaway success that
exceeded any kind of expectations
the organisers could have dreamt of.
This year, the theme of the festival
was happiness - a nice coincidence
given the celebrations in memory
of Maurice Maeterlinck , an
author originally from Ghent who
won the Nobel Prize for literature in
November 1911. his magic fable,
Loiseau bleu, inspired all the
spectacular designs for scenery that
came to life during the festival. All
participating artists were enthused
by this seemingly banal theme.
A CAThEDRAL of LIGhT
Work fowed in from around Europe
created by artists of international
fame and experience. The most
remarkable one was the creation by
the Italian company, De Cagna.
Their Cathedral of LED lights
which perfectly and smoothly
blended into the urban part of town
was seamlessly in line with the spirit
of the place. Luminarie De Cagna is
an Italian family-run company which
was founded in 1930 and has only
used LED for new creations since
2006 as it recognises the unique
design qualities and complete
freedom of expression LED offers
to designers and architects with
THE dESIGN CORNER
whom they closely work alongside.
for their design presented in Ghent,
their supporting structure - the
column or tunnel - was 36 metres
long (but could be extended to
108 mt) and was made in wood.
Standing at 15 metres high at the
lowest part, it reached a massive
22 metres at its highest point.
The magic derived from the hundreds
of thousands of coloured LED lights
which went to build the details and
to decorate this imaginary cathedral.
for the whole of the festival, in via
Belfort, the 90,000 LED lights,
made by the same designing
company, bestowed a fairytale
atmosphere on the town and which
completely swept away all the other
designs around the centre of Ghent.
one most important point to highlight
is the low consumption of this huge
construction - only 25kw/h.
The latest edition of the festival
of Light in Ghent hosted around
30 designs of light, among
which were also 3D projections,
illuminated foral compositions or
aquariums inside telephone boxes,
but the one that stood out from
the crowd was the LED Cathedral
not only for its emotional impact
but also since it managed to
truly keep energy consumption
low. A perfect match between
art, perception and technique.
INNovATIoN
AND ENTERTAINMENT
ARE ThE kEy WoRDS
of EACh fESTIvAL
REfEREnCES
organization:
hitchcock Events e Sarah
Wiener
Lighting contractor:
Schalldruck GmbH
Director:
Robert Reuner
Lighting project:
Ludwig Laudan
Lighting design:
christine Jung
APPLICATIONS
T
he Schloss Charlottenburg,
built in 1699 by frederick III as
summer residence for his consort
Sofa Carlotta, is the largest
monumental palace in Berlin. over the
years, the site has been enlarged
several times with the addition of a
domed tower topped with a statue of
the winged goddess fortuna, the
orangeries and the Belvedere tea room.
MoRE ATMoSPhERE
foR ThE oRANGERIE
hitchcock Events has recently
designed the lighting in the orangerie
of the Schloss Charlottenburg in Berlin.
The company, Schalldruck Gmbh,
commissioned to carry out the
installation chose to use 76
fOS100+full Colour and 8 Delta
10 f to create a range of lighting
effects that have resulted in the
LEDS TRANSfoRM
ThE SChLOSS ChARLOTTEnBURG
orangerie taking on a rather suggestive
atmosphere.
Robert Reuner (Schalldruck Gmbh),
project coordinator, explains, The
plans required up-lighting that could
cover a large fat surface, like recessed
lighting can provide. Furthermore, the
outdoor lighting of the orangerie
needed iP65 certifed products which
is why we chose the FoS 100+Full
Colour bars and Delta 10F projectors.
Reuner continues, To harmonize the
indoor and outdoor colours, we used
both DeLTA 10F and FoS 100+Full
Colour with manual controls on every
product to enable us to balance them
perfectly.
We used FoS100+Full Colour to light
the stone clad part of the faade,
between the windows and the doors
and the DeLTA 10F for the part above
the main entrance. As a result, we
Technical Level:

SUMMARY
It was the need for a
chromatically uniform
lighting plus the
combination of more
economical but brighter
lighting that LED offered
that facilitated hitchcock
Events selection of
D.T.S products based
on technology by
Seoul Semiconductor
for the lighting for the
orangerie of Schloss
Charlottenburg in Berlin.
hope to have achieved chromatically
uniform and correct lighting for each
surface.

Reuner continued: A further advantage
of these LeD lighting products is their
combination of low consumption and
high level of brightness. Lighting this
location using conventional systems
would have meant a much higher
consumption of electricity so we always
rely on LeD technology in these
situations.
The Schalldruck Gmbh company boasts
a range of 88 foS100+full Colour and
20 Delta 10 f products by D.T.S. based
on LED lighting by Seoul
Semiconductor.
We have invested in these products for
their competitive price, wide range of
functions and applications offered,
concluded Reuner.
foS and Delta 10f LED lighting by D.T.S. light up the Schloss Charlottenburg in Berlin
Carlo Romiti
Seoul Semiconductor
PROduCTS
>Flat - CARECALEd
Panel Light fLAT50 is a
LED technology, practical
and innovative lamp, ft for a
wide range of indoor lighting
solutions.
Remarkable light output and
very effcient heat dissipation,
make Panel Light fLAT50 the
ideal solution to illuminate
most professional settings.
It supplies a very even and
glare free light, fostering a
comfortable work environment.
As all Carecaled products,
Panel Light fLAT50 guarantees
a considerable reduction of
energy and maintenance cost.
Available in 3000, 4000,
6000k model
With only 50W power consumption it provides a luminous fux of over 3400 lm
(6000k model)
Light effciency 48 - 48 - 68 lm/W, beam angle 120
Painted aluminum body, no Uv or IR light emission, easy to install and economic
management
Great fexibility of use and long life, >40.000 h
Rif: flat
www.carecaled.com
Innovative, professional, fexible, the foodlight Pixel Pro by iGuzzini represents both
formal renewal and sustainable technology. It is suitable for retail world, that needs a
very powerful lighting, and perfectly integrated in rooms and others environments..
LED technology from 600 to 3000 lm
Recessed lamp, possibility of installing accessories for wall washer effect
Available in single or multi-frame, black or white version.
Rif. Pixel Pro
www.iguzzini.it
>Pixel Pro - iGuZZINI
>Dew - KuNdALINI
kundalinis Dew is an
Emmanuel Babled suspension
lamp, with glass diffuser
and die casted aluminium
heat sink. It can be realized
on demand as a multiple
pendant chandelier, the
changeable number of balls
allows to customize the lamp,
generating a peaceful and
dynamic atmosphere.
1 x 4W Power LED, 3000k
Transparent color
Available in single version,
or with 3, 5, 9, 14, and 21
balls
Rif. DEW
www.kundalini.it
>Anisha - FOSCARINI
Like a fuid and enveloping frame, an irregular ellipse that gives a sense of
becoming, Anisha outlines an empty space, defnes it and flls it with its light,
producing a magical sensation.
Realized in ABS, the table lamp Anisha is available in two colours. Pure white
that blends with the space or red for a decisive, recognisable presence.
It is suitable for a wide range of settings,
environments and uses: in
the entrance, in a lounge,
bedroom or on a desk,
with its light spirit and
unmistakable identity.
ABS make the lamp
very light and easy to
handle
Available in red or white
versione, 45x33 or
32x23
LED technology with
touch dimmer
Rif. Anisha
www.foscarini.com
Calliope, LED swing lamp by Luxelt,
is designed and totally made in Italy.
Thanks to its slim profle and its
squared shape, its suitable for all kind
of rooms: houses, public buildings,
shops, offces. Calliope emanates a
continuous and pointless light, giving a
pleasant diffused lightings effect.
8 optic windows, satinized glass,
available in different colours and
sizes
Last generation LED which
generates continuous light
Available in cold white, neutral
white and warm white
Rif. Calliope
www.luxelt.com
>Calliope - LuXELT
Elshines Led Glass is a
completely innovative product
that can serve the most unusual
solutions in the complex world of
lighting and in particular of the
lighting technology design: the
light points (LED) are arranged,
according to a predefned design,
between two transparent plates
made of crystal, glass, plexiglass,
methacrylate, keeping the
transparency unchanged, since the
connections between light points
are not visible to the naked eye.
LEDs are arranged in a matrix
distribution (rows and columns),
or according to the distribution
specifed on the data sheet
The two parallel edges will have
the connection strip made on
silvered copper
The power supply range is from
3v DC to 48v DC
for outdoor uses it must be
applied in laminated glass
Rif. Led Glass
www.elshine.it
>Led Glass - ELSHINE
>Tab - KREA dESIGN
Downlight was born
with the aim to replace
traditional 2x26W
fuorescent lamps,
assuring -60% in
energy consumption.
Suitabile for lighting
in business activities
and offces, where
energy-saving, no heat
emissions and a long
timelife represent very
important conditions.
Available in white or grey version
3 temperatures LEDs: cold white, warm white, neutral white
Power supply 220/240 vac
Available with emergency kit version
Rif. Downlight 20W
www.legoled.it
>Downlight - LEGOLEd
PROduCTS
Wall or ceiling lamp, Tab is IP65 rated and can even be installed outdoor. Base
made in polycarbonate anis colour that permits to create, on the wall, a diffused
light ring or diffused coloured rinf for RGB version.
Diffuser made in transparent polycarbonate with inside opal polycarbonate flm.
Ring made in polycarbonate anis colour or painted aluminium ral 9006, black matt
ral 9005 or with chrome fnish.
Equipped with smd LED and electronic driver included
RGB version for coloured lights mixing is equipped with LED smd full Color,
electronic gear included to control colour cycle
REM versions arranged for 24v remote ballast not included and purchasable
separately.
Prepared with a device for connecting an input cable (mains supply) and four
output cables (power to devices in cascade in parallel).
Rif. Tab
www.kreadesign.it
>Lutz 290 - OLuCE
What do you expect
nowadays from a table
lamp? first of all, it needs
to be compliant with
ones hands i.e. it needs
to move 360, just as
we wish. Then, it must
give out a cutting-edge,
ecological and eternal
source of light, like a
LED. The young German
designer Lutz Pankow
has thus created its
frst project for an industrial production: a slim item, thanks to the sophisticated
articulation of its joints, not at all intrusive, made up of two rods leaning one on top
of the other. Its micro-head, which can be easily handled thanks to the halo-handle,
contains 2 LEDs. The perfect balance of the entire model exalts the simplicity of its
lines and transfers its value from the world of shape to the world of function.
Adjustable table lamp giving direct light, with LED, pivoting arm with 360
rotation at the base and support; revolving and bendable refector.
Base in opaque white or black lacquered metal, structure in chromium-plated or
opaque white or black
1 x max 8W LED
Rif. Lutz 290
www.oluce.com
PROduCTS
>Lightfall Arabesque
vG LIGHTING
A sumptuous cascade of cut crystal
illuminates the most impressive
rooms with a hail of gleaming
splendor: Lightfall Arabesque is
made by 17 lamps and featured by
Asfour crystals and chromium-plated
steel. Luxurious and opulent, its
perfect for ample and spectacular
plasces. Lamp-holders as well as
setting and structure of the bulbs
come from a specifc project of
vincenzo Antonuccio and Marilena
Calbini for Arabesque collection.
The result is a product able to merge
at best technology and lighting
engineering with the aesthetic
demand of design.
h min. 350cm/max. 450cm;
L 180cm; D 200cm; ceiling
plate 180x160x10cm
It is ftted with 328 LED bulbs (G4, 2.3W, class III^ for indoor use).
Energy effciency: 82 Lm/W 754,4W
voltage: low voltage G4-Gy6, 35 12 vcc 2,2W CEIEN 60061-1
Rif. Lightfall Arabesque
www.vgnewtrend.it
>Canopy - ARTEMIdE
Scotto Wilsons
Canopy is an
Artemide new
proposal for 2012.
Thanks to the
small size of the
base, this table
lamp its suitable
for wide surfaces
like desks or small
surfaces like
bedside tables.
L15W LED,
dimmerable
Base and body
are made in
aluminium, while diffuser is in plastics
360 adjustable arm and tilting diffuser
Rif. Canopy
www.artemide.com
>MiniLED RGB - SPOTLIGHT
Compact size
architectural LED
colour changer,
with programmable
colour mixing effects
and sequences. The
MiniLED is suitable
for general lighting
and colour wash
effects in a broad
range of commercial
installations,
including showrooms,
exhibitions, hotels,
bars, clubs, restaurants, retail environment and shop windows.
Light source: matrix of fve high power 3W leds with RGB colour
mixing
Colour palette of up to 16.700.000 different hues
0-100% electronic dimmer control
Available in black and silver versions; other colours on request
Rif. MiniLED RGB
www.spotlight.it
STREET LIGHTING
P
ublic lighting represents a notable
cost for Local Authorities.
With over 8 million lights in Italy,
electric consumption amounts to some
2% of the national total and over 90% of
consumption is attributed to 8,100 Italian
municipalities (street lighting, traffc lights,
etc.) (Source Consip Spa).
The intrinsic importance of public lighting
in social spaces over the last few decades
has often been reduced to a mere
equation more light=more safety,
concentrating attention on the
functionality and safety and mitigating
circumstances to crime. This has kept
public offces and planners away from a
multidisciplinary approach and from
developing a culture of light.
WhAT DoES ThIS MEAN foR A CITy
NoWADAyS?
The high rate of urbanisation together
with the birth of huge new city areas have
forced local cities into developing a
corresponding system of public lighting
networks to guarantee basic safety and
infrastructure.
Recent studies by the institute of
Criminology at the University of
Cambridge have found highly interesting
statistics of the effects of better street
lighting on the crime rate.
The towns involved in the study were
SIZING UP URBAn LiGhT
Dudley and Stoke. In a sample area of
Dudley, which was appropriately lit, the
crime rate fell by 41% compared to only
15% in an area with unchanged lighting
(control area). In Stoke, the crime rate fell
by 43% in the sample area and 45% in
the two nearby areas, compared to only
2% in the two control areas. This
research demonstrates that savings
resulting from a lower crime rate are
greater than the costs of installing better
lighting.
PLANNING PUBLIC LIGhTING
That said, however, it is not enough.
Nowadays, planning public lighting must
be done using an integrated and
multidisciplinary approach based on a
precise methodological procedure which
takes roads into consideration just like a
building or technical illumination.
The planning stages are as follows:
1. Purchase and analyse research
The frst approach to designing public
lighting is to purchase all the information
and data connected with the specifc
needs, with the time planning required to
complete the work and also the
classifcation of the road (according to the
new Highway Code D.lgs n285/92).
following this, it is important to study the
area where the installation is to be made
in terms of its historical-urban context and
also the particular characteristics of the
road (width, pavements, type of covering,
any obstacles or trees, etc).
Check for existing public lighting plants
(IP), the height distance regulations for
aeroplane fight paths (AT and MT) as well
as any other underground services. This
last point can be carried out using
geo-radar along the planned area of work.
2. identifcation of the technical
illumination
once all the input is acquired, the
designer can continue to size up the plant
by identifying the light source and the best
lighting base to cater for all the technical
lighting characteristics under the
Directives uni en 13201:2004 and uni
11248:2007. This procedure will enable
the identifcation of the appropriate
technical lighting category.
The Directive also associates a determined
category for the referenced technical
lighting according to Laws in force (D.lgs
n285/92) based on the type and location
of the roads.
Any evaluation of critical points by using
risk analysis, carried out by identifying the
different categories connected with the
technical illumination of the project,
guarantees the best possible safety for
drivers and/or pedestrians under night-time
conditions as well as keeping energy
consumption low, costs of installation and
Technical Level:

SUMMARY
Lighting a city these
days is a challenge of
prime importance for
planning, architecture and
engineering, not least a
fundamental instrument
of safety.
Planning public lighting
plants needs to follow a
whole and multidisciplinary
approach based on a
precise methodological
process. This article
analyses the stages of this
process.
Michele Barone
Rosanna Pace
Acea Illuminazione Pubblica
Planning city street lighting
The use of low chromatic yield sodium
steam lamps means giving a virtually
monochromatic visual effect in the zone
illuminated. on one hand, that enables
obstacles to be easily identifed, while on
the other, it is impossible to distinguish
detail. for roads in residential areas, this
characteristic may not provide the best
solution.
Light sources of a wavelength nearer
500nm not only guarantee a visibility factor
close to the unit used during night-time
(Scotopic curve) but also, according to
recent research, better safety for drivers
and pedestrians. This research has shown
that white light helps reveal movement at
the sides of the road from a farther
distance, reducing the reaction times when
braking and also means faces and details
can be more easily identifed.
LED Technology characterised by coloured
temperatures which provide the
aforementioned benefts, mean generous
margins for energy saving up to 50%
compared to traditional systems. Using
high yield chromatic sources (RA>60)
allows, according to UNI 11248, the
technical illumination of the road to be
downgraded which in turn leads to further
energy saving margins from the choice of
power to use.
LED installations mean the reactive
component can be completely eliminated,
cos1, and benefts can be gained from
stabilising the line tension.
further strengths from LED technology are
of an environmental nature.
Globally: a reduction in co2 emissions
and the absence of mercury; locally:
one-way direction of the light fow, which
limits direct light pollution and an absence
of Uv rays.
As far as road safety is concerned, LED are
particular as they do not have transient
power. A characteristic which enables,
when allowed, to develop adapted plants.
Why ChooSE LED
Choice of Light Source Fig. 1
Source Acea
STREET LIGHTING
huge number of historical-cultural
realities which mean ACEA has to work
closely with the Superintendence for
Cultural heritage as well as the local
councils concerned. ACEA tries to
minimise disruption to locals and to
stick to the working schedules forecast
by identifying the best areas for
work and allowing, where possible,
the use of micro-invasive technology
such as micro-tunnelling. A test certifes
the suitability of the completed work
and is key to the transfer of the plant
over to the management unit.
7. Maintenance and Emergency
Management
As Acea holds the licence to service
public lighting in Central Rome, it deals
with not only planning and developing
of plants but also maintenance and a
24-hour emergency service across the
whole city area (around 1,300 km
2
).
By adopting cutting edge technology
such as remote controls and the
installation of LED solutions, this leads
to certain benefts in the management
of maintenance plus clear reductions in
maintenance costs.
In the feld of maintenance engineering,
ACEA carries out continual research to
fnd ways of simplifying process, such
as the plug&play system which helps
cut connection times, dismantling and
substitution of the lighting base,
making it much safer for workers.
finally, through the inclusion of
appropriate contractual clauses to
guarantee the avant-garde equipment,
the whole equipment can be
substituted if it fails to work which, as
well as reducing the time the lighting is
not working, it also means the lighting
base can be repaired in a specialised
laboratory.
management low, and also reducing the
environmental impact.
Risk analysis is described in paragraph
7.4 of UNI 11248/07 instructions for
changes to the Technical lighting
Category according to Flow
Parameters, where, following an
analysis of the area, the most important
parameters that can condition the
technical illumination project, known as
flow Parameters, are given. for
example, if there are no conficting ares
(crossroads, pedestrian crossings,
roundabouts, etc), the vehicle fow
<50% or <25% compared to the
maximum, danger of aggression,
presence of exits and/or intersections,
highly illuminated adjacent areas,
whether they pedestrian crossings or
systems to slow traffc are nearby. The
flow parameters category can be
modifed according to the effectiveness
of the colour from light source.
3. Choice of Light Source
(see description box)
4. Layout tracing and check
During the inspection the designer
checks the layout of the plant deriving
from preliminary analyses and
calculations. Using special measuring
instruments (pedometer, laser measurer
and GPS geo-referencing system), each
light and other parts of the plant are
traced and checked to see if they are
compatible with the original designs.
5. Reworking of data and drafting
the design
The data acquired during analyses plus
those gathered in the feld are fnally
reworked to provide a draft of the fnal
design. The work to produce (drawings,
estimate, technical data sheets, design
report, geological research, etc) are
what determine, in detail, the work to
carry out and its cost.
6. Transmission of work, plant
installation and check
Implementing a public lighting plant is
carried out by ACEA using strict safety
procedures. ACEA works in the most
unique context in the world: Rome.
Within the territory of Rome there are a
STREET LIGHTING
1250 lm
22W for each head
57 lm/W
6000 K
nd
Street lighting
yes
nd
nd
nd
nd
da 40W a 90W
> 95%
< 5500 K
> 70
nd
> 150000 hours
yes
nd
yes
Luminous fux
(lm)
Electric power (W)
Effciency (lm/W)
Colour temperature (K)
Colour render index
(CRI)
Categories

Warranty (in hours/years)
CE
Homologation
(UL, IMQ, VDE etc.)
Made in Italy
DATASHEET
STREET LIGHTING
PARAMeTeRS
BEGhELLi ARTEMiDE
Il Palo
della luce
Solar Tree
Via Bergamo 18 - 20010 Pregnana Milanese (Milan)
Tel. +39 02 935181 - 935261
Via Mozzeghine, 13/15 - 40050 Monteveglio (Bologna)
Tel. 800626626
italia@beghelli.it
www.beghelli.com
info@artemide.com
www.artemide.com
The convenient investment starts with the right comparison
of all the available products
LED STREET LIGHTING
ThE RIGhT ChoICE
T
he rising of LED technology has brought innovative products into the
market, which have been able to bring important results of energy
efficiency.
Street and urban lighting, in particular, are very sensitive to energy saving
problem. In this area there is high attention to low power consumption and
light quality that also means safety and comfort for citizens.
Because of a lack of precise regulations and of an increasing number of
manufacturers/players, the situation for costumers is confused. Its
difficult indeed to compare traditional equipment s with LED street lamps,
in terms of energy and photometric performances.
The datasheets of this section of the magazine contain the most important
parameters to choose and compare the urban/street lighting products
existing on the Italian market (electrical power, colour temperature, CRI,
etc.).
however, the most significant value is probably the luminous flux,
generated by the entire luminaire (and not by every single LED). According
to this parameter, it is possible to value the equipment efficiency and the
hypothetic percentage of energy consumption.
The aim of these datasheets is to give to end costumers a helpful tool in
order to promote the growth of LED solutions in street lighting.
DiSAnO iLLUMinAziOnE
nd
24W
100 lm/W
3000, 4000 o 6000 K
75 - 85
nd
100.000 hours
yes
nd
nd
Monza
foTovolTaIco
Viale Lombardia 129 - 20089 Rozzano (MI)
Tel. +39 02 824771
info@disano.it
www.disano.it
RUUD LiGhTinG - A CREE COMPAny
cree THe edGe
Park/r 20 led
Via dei Giunchi 52/54 - Florence
Tel. +39 055 3430821
info@ruudlighting.net
www.ruudlighting.net
nd
37W a 525 mA
nd
4300 K
75
S3 - 7,78 lux

5 years on
LED and driver
yes
ENEC
no
Luminous fux
(lm)
Electric power (W)
Effciency (lm/W)
Colour render index
(CRI)
Categories

Warranty
(in hours/years)
CE
Homologation
(UL, IMQ, VDE etc.)
Made in Italy
DATASHEET
STREET LIGHTING
PARAMeTeRS
DATASHEET
STREET LIGHTING
PARAMeTeRS
Luminous fux
(lm)
Electric power (W)
Effciency (lm/W)
Colour render index (CRI)
Categories
CE
Homologation
(UL, IMQ, VDE etc.)
Made in Italy
STREET LIGHTING
MInI cITy
Via Treponti 29 25086 Rezzato (Brescia)
Tel. +39 030 259412
info@dleds.com
www.dleds.com
SiREC LAB DETAS DLEDS
2400 - 4100 lm
30W - 55W
80 - 75 lm/W
4000 - 4500 K
>70
nd
100.000 hours
yes
nd
nd
GEWiSS
urban [o3]
gewiss@gewiss.com
www.gewiss.com
Da 8140 lm (4 motors) a 4070
lm (2 motors) for 4000K
Da 6016 lm (4 motors) a 3008
lm (2 motors) for 3500K
2 motors: 54W, 3
motors:81W,
4 motors:108W
94 lm 3500K - 100 lm 4000K
3500K or 4000K
85 - 65

B10 L80 50.000 h
yes
ENEC
nd
Via A. Volta 1 - 24069 Cenate Sotto (BG)
Tel. +39 035 946111
LinEA LiGhT
STreeT ecolIne
eco-foSTen
Via Cal Longa 7 - 31028 Vazzola (Treviso)
Tel. +39 0438 444826
sales@linealight.com
www.linealight.com
3336 - 3120 lm or 5400 -
4680 lm
24 LED 27W, 36 LED 40W
nd
4000K
80
nd
2 years for batteries - 5 years for
lamps - 10 years for panels
yes
nd
no
STreeT
8371 lm
110W
76,1 lm/W
4200K
80
ME3A - ME4A - ME3B
2 years
yes
nd
yes
Contrada Selvole 54 - 46042 Castel Goffredo (Mantua)
Tel +39 0376 771513
info@nexoluce.com
www.nexoluce.com
nEXO LUCE
STREET LIGHTING
DATASHEET
STREET LIGHTING
PARAMeTeRS
Luminous fux
(lm)
Electric power (W)
Effciency (lm/W)
Colour render index
(CRI)
Categories

CE
Homologation
(UL, IMQ, VDE etc.)
Made in Italy
GREChi iLLUMinAziOnE
eSTreMa 240
Via Pilo 75 - 20013 Magenta (Milan)
Tel. +39 02 97297347
info@grechi.com
www.grechi.com
19980
270
74
4100
>70
Street lighting

> 70.000 hours
eco STreeTlIne
TWIn
italystreetline@hella.com
www.hella.it
2500 lm
34W
73,5
4300 - 5300 K
70 - 65
5 years
yes
VDE, EMC, CE, IP67,
IK04-IK08
nd
hELLA
Via B. Buozzi 5 - 20090 Caleppio di Settala (Milan)
Tel. +39 02 988351
DATASHEET
STREET LIGHTING
PARAMeTeRS
Luminous fux
(lm)
Electric power (W)
Effciency (lm/W)
Colour render index (CRI)
Categories

CE
Homologation
(UL, IMQ, VDE etc.)
Made in Italy
STREET LIGHTING
Luminous fux
(lm)
Electric power (W)
Effciency (lm/W)
Colour render index
(CRI)
Categories

CE
Homologation
(UL, IMQ, VDE etc.)
Made in Italy
DATASHEET
STREET LIGHTING
PARAMeTeRS
SUn ELECTROniCS
SiMES
faro STradale
a led 75W
info@sunleds.it
www.sunleds.it
6000 lm
75 W
80 lm/W
6000 K
>70/>75 (min/typ)
SE,ME3a,ME2
3 years
yes
ENEC
no
4000 lm
40 W
100 lm/W
4200 K
nd
nd
yes
nd
yes
SloT Palo led
Via G. Pastore 2/4 - 25040 Corte Franca (Brescia)
Tel. +39 030 9860430
simes@simes.it
http://www.simes.it
Via Leonardo da Vinci 24/A - 20094 Corsico (Milan)
Tel. +39 02 95327303
oIkoS led
72led
Via Provinciale, 57 - Ghisalba (Bergam)
Tel. +39 0363 940624
venditeitalia@sbp-pil.com
www.performanceinlighting.com
SiREC LAB SBP URBAn LiGhTinG
4457lm
93W
48lm/W
6000 K
> 60
nd
nd
yes
nd
nd
Luminous fux
(lm)
Electric power (W)
Effciency (lm/W)
Colour render index
(CRI)
Categories

CE
Homologation
(UL, IMQ, VDE etc.)
Made in Italy
DATASHEET
STREET LIGHTING
PARAMeTeRS
COMPAny
Name
product
email
website
address
phone & fax
Information
This selection and classifcation of products
for urban and street lighting is addressed to
buyers and technical offces of comanies
and municipalities.
The companies that are interested in giving
information on their products for the Italian
market have to send all the characteristics
and parameters of each product to the
editorial staff.
To receive more information on the insertion
of a product box please contact:
Tecnoimprese
phone +39 02/210 111 250 or
email redazione@tecnoimprese.it
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STREET LIGHTING
Summary of Street Lighting products
The datasheets of the products published in this section of LeDin
can be asked to the editorial staff (redazione@tecnoimprese.it) or on the website www.ledin.it
COMPANY WEBSITE MODEL LOMINOUS FLUX ELECTRIC POWER EFFICIENCY LEDin
Altis www.altis.it 60 LED Street Light 3570 lm 62,5 W 57,12 lm/W n.5/2011
Artemide www.artemide.com Solar Tree 1250 lm 22W per testa 57 km/W n.2/2012
AR Elettronica www.arelettronica.com Ary 60 6600 lm 72 W 91,6 lm/W n.2/2011
Arianna www.ariannaled.com Deflecto 40 LED 5443 lm 83 W 65,6 lm/W n.2/2011
AWG Elettr. - Aredici www.aredici.com Faro per illuminazione stradale 8400 lm 105 W 80 lm/W n.2/2011
Beghelli www.beghelli.com Il Palo della luce LED nd 40-90 W nd n.2/2012
CT Elettronica www.ctelettronica.it Serie Evoled Moonled 3410 lm 51 W 67 lm/W n.2/2011
Detas DLEDS
www.dleds.com Twister 72 LED 5700 lm 95 W 60 lm/W n.5/2011
Quincy 3700 lm 55 W 67 lm/W n.3-4/2011
Stratos da 3900 a 11500 lm da 52 a 180 W da 64 a 75 lm/W n.6/2011
Mini City da 2400 a 4100 lm da 30 a 55 W da 80 a 75 lm/W n.2/2012
Disano
www.disano.it Stelvio 6300 lm 102 W 61,7 lm/W n.3-4/2011
Monza 3492 lm 43,2 W nd n.6/2011
Monza Fotovoltaico nd nd 100 lm/W n.2/2012
Elettronica Tirrito www.elettronica-tirrito.it Refle nd nd 100 lm/W n.5/2011
Elle Emme Italia www.elleemmeitalia.eu Chroma 2800-16800 lm da 32 a 196 W 100 lm/W n.2/2011
FontanaArte www.fontanaarte.it Botree 3200 lm 42 W 64 lm/W n.2/2011
GE Lighting www.gelighting.com LED Road R250 min 3000 max 18000 lm min 40 max 240 W 75 lm/W n.3-4/2011
Gewiss www.gewiss.com Street O3 10175-4070 lm (4000K) - 7520-3008 lm (3500K) da 48W a 120W 94-100 lm/W n.1/2012
Urban O3 da 8.170 a 4.070 lm - da 6.016 a 3080 lm da 54 a 108W 94 - 100 lm/W n.2/2012
Grechi Illuminazione
www.grechi.com Giotto 60 LED nd 60 W nd n.5/2011
Estrema 72 6120 lm 82 W 75 lm/W n.3-4/2011
Minis - Minis RS 4420 lm 65 W 68 lm/W n.6/2011
Estrema 240 19980 lm 270 W 74 lm/W n.2/2012
Hella
www.hella.com Eco Streetline Square 5000 lm 68W 73,5 lm/W n.1/2012
Eco Streetline Twin 2500 lm 34 W 73,5 lm/W n.2/2012
iGuzzini www.iguzzini.com Argo Tesata LED-DF06 3100 lm 61,9 W 51,53 lm/W n.5/2011
Archilede 39 LED 2872 lm 42 W 68,4 lm/W n.2/2011
Inlux Italia www.inluxitalia.it Street 48 LED 3504,8 lm 75 W 100 lm/W n.2/2011
Kechee www.ledstreetlightschina.com KE-KTL-360150W 11000 lm 155 W 71 lm/W n.6/2011
Kros www.kros.biz FS 22020 2200 lm 25 W 88 lm/W n.5/2011
LEDok www.okled.it LC-L001-200 20.000 lm 200 W 100 lm/W n.1/2012
Linea Light www.linealight.com ECO FOSTEN 3336 - 31200 lm o 5400 - 4680 lm da 27 a 40 W nd n.2/2012
Lux Lighting www.luxlighting.it LSL 90 9905 lm 122 W 81,1 lm/W n.2/2011
LCL 90 Titanium 9300 lm 135 W 69 lm/W n.5/2011
Luxsolar www.luxsolar.com 4050 lm 36 W nd n.3-4/2011
Martini Light www.martinilight.com Stilis 3930 lm 61 W 64 lm/W n.1/2012
Metalco www.metalco.it Metalco Lola 64 LED 8761 lm 120 W 73 lm/W n.3-4/2011
Nadlec www.nadlec.it ST500-TP-72 5230 lm 82 W 64 lm/W n.2/2011
Neri www.neri.biz 804 4500 lm 56 W 80 lm/W n.6/2011
Nexo Luce www.nexoluce.com Street 8371 lm 110 W 76,1 lm/W n.2/2012
RC Luce www.rcluce.it Ericaled 72 6300 lm 83 W 87,5 lm/W n.2/2011
Relco Group www.relco.it Extreme 16000 lm 240 W 67 lm/W n.5/2011
Ruud Lighting
www.ruudlighting.net Ledway SLM n.1/2012
Cree The Edge Park nd 37W a 525mA nd n.2/2012
SBP
www.performanceinlighting.com KYRO 1 2741 lm - 3560 lm 37W - 49W > 73 lm/W n.1/2012
OIKOS 4457 lm 93 W 48 lm/W n.2/2012
Schreder www.schreder.com Claro da 2800 a 4800 lm da 34 a 51 W 82,3-94,1 lm/W n.5/2011
Simes
www.simes.it MegaFocus Palo LED 1910 lm 60 W 31,8 lm/W n.2/2011
Slot Palo LED 4000 lm 40 W 100 lm/W n.2/2012
Sireclab www.sireclab.com SSL056 3536 lm 43 W 82 lm/W n.2/2011
Siteco www.sitecoitalia.it SL10 8800 lm 111 W 79,2 lm/W n.3-4/2011
Solarhtec www.solarhtec.it Streetled 8008 lm 120 W 67,7 lm/W n.2/2011
Spagnolo Illuminazione www.spagnolo.it Telemoduled 01-03-01 6420 lm 76 W 84,5 lm/W n.5/2011
Sun Electronics www.suneleds.it Faro stradale a LED 6000 lm 75 W 80 lm/W n.5/2011
Teeso www.teeso.it Road 6792 lm 84 W 80 lm/W n.6/2011
TSA Technology www.tsa-technology.com Plafoniera con riflettore 160 W 12708 lm 173 W 73,4 lm/W n.3-4/2011
LW W5AM 13740 lm 173 W 79,42 lm/W n.2/2011
Valopaa/Teeso www.teeso.it TS VP 1301 M-16 12800 lm 146 W 87,6 lm/W n.5/2011
Western Co www.western.it SSL48B-M-LED 3700 lm 48 W 77,5 lm/W n.6/2011
3f fiLiPPi
via Del Savena 28
40065 Pian Di Macina Pianoro (Bo)
www.3f-filippi.it
4 TECh
via A. Grandi 16c
15033 Casale Monferrato (AL)
www.4techsrl.com
A.R.E.
via valsugana 30
31033 Castelfranco veneto (Tv)
www.aresnc.com
A2z World
via Stephenson 32/E - 20141 Milano
www.ledworld.it
AAG STUCChi
via Iv Novembre 30/32 - 23854 olginate (LC)
www.aagstucchi.it
AEC iLLUMinAziOnE
Z. I. Castelnuovo 256
52010 Subbiano (AR)
www.aecilluminazione.it
AEMi
via De vecchi 7/g
20090 Assago (MI)
www.aemi.it
AESyS
via Pastrengo 7/c
24068 Seriate (BG)
www.aesys.it
ALBAni ELECTRiC LAMPS
via frisia 4
20092 Cinisello Balsamo (MI)
www.albanilighting.com
ALBUM
via Cavallotti 19 - 20046 Biassono (MB)
www.album.it
ALDABRA
via Europa 12 - 20049 Concorezzo (MI)
www.aldabra.it
ALDO BERnARDi
via vittorio veneto 2/a
31017 Paderno Del Grappa (Tv)
www.aldobernardi.com
ALMA
via Danimarca 15 - 20083 Gaggiano (MI)
www.almalux.it
ALMECO
via della Liberazione 15
20098 San Giuliano Milanese (MI)
www.almecogroup.it
ALPALED
via S. Gottardo 100 - 21021 Angera (vA)
www.alpaled.it
ALTA TEnSiOnE PAn
inTERnATiOnAL
via Michelucci 1 - 50028 Tavernelle (fI)
www.altatensioneitalia.com
ALTiS
via vittorio veneto 23
20010 Bernate Ticino (MI)
www.altis.it
AMELi
via Guido Rossa 19 - 50023 Impruneta (fI)
www.amelispa.com
AnTOnAnGELi iLLUMinAziOnE
via Como 74
20030 Paderno Dugnano (MI)
www.antonangeli.it
AqLUS
via Delle Industrie 14/16
20040 Busnago (MB)
www.aqlus.com
AR ELETTROniCA
via oltre Agno di Sotto 14
36070 Trissino (vI)
www.arelettronica.com
ARCLUCE
via 1 Maggio 6
20070 San Zenone Al Lambro (MI)
www.arcluce.it
ARDiTi
via Caberardi 3
24012 Brembilla (BG)
www.arditi.com
AREA LiTE
via Merendi 47
20010 Cornaredo (MI)
www.arealite.com
AREnA LUCi
via Svizzera 12/14
46042 Castel Goffredo (MN)
www.arenaluci.com
ARES iTALiA
viale Dellartigianato 29 - 20040 Bellusco
(MB)
www.aresitalia.net
ARiAnnA LED
via Nona Strada 23q
35129 Padova (PD)
Tel. +39 049 7389920
info@ariannaled.com
www.ariannaled.com
AR-ky
via Geromina 40 Z.A. - 33077 Sacile (PN)
www.ar-ky.com
ARTELETA
via Pelizza da volpedo 57
www.arteleta.it
ARTEMiDE
Corso Monforte 19 - 20122 Milano (MI)
www.artemide.com
ASkOLL hOLDinG
via Dellindustria 30
36031 Povolaro Di Dueville (vI)
www.askoll.it
ATEnA fvG
via Metullio Cominotti 51
33028 Tolmezzo (UD)
www.atenafvg.com
AThEnA
via varesina 36
22078 Turate (BG)
www.athenainluce.it
ATS ELETTROniCA
Z. I. Asi Localit Arcella
83030 Montefredane (Av)
www.atselettronica.it
AUGEnTi iLLUMinAziOnE
via Leonardo Da vinci 72
23898 verdero Superiore (LC)
www.augenti.com
AURELiAnO TOSO
iLLUMinAziOnE
via Delle Industrie 16/c
31030 Salzano (vE)

AWG ELETTROniCA
via Marco Polo 16
31010 Godega Di Santurbano (Tv)
www.awgelettronica.it
B TiCinO
viale Borri 231
21100 varese (vA)
www.bticino.it
BARTOLACCi DESiGn - TECnOLED
via f. Petrarca 34 Int. A
50060 Pelago (fI)
www.tecnoled.it
BBB iLLUMinAziOnE
via Genova 19
10090 Rivoli (To)
www.bbbilluminazione.com
BEBy GROUP
via Mussa 16/a Z.I
35017 Piombino Dese (PD)
www.bebygroup.com
BEGhELLi
via Mozzeghine 15
40050 Monteveglio (Bo)
www.beghelli.it
BELfiORE
via Contessa 23 - 36055 Nove (vI)
www.belfioresrl.it
BERTOCCO
via Asti 45 Cascina vica
10098 Rivoli (To)
www.officinebertocco.com
BERTOLDini GROUP
via Giovanni Pascoli
30020 Quarto Daltino (vE)
www.bertoldinigroup.com
BESTLUX
Strada per Ponteriglio 25
29010 Pontenure (PC)
www.bestlux.it
BiLUMEn
via Salomone 41 - 20138 Milano
www.bilumen.it
BLUEWAvES
via Caorsana 173
29100 Piacenza
www.bluewaves.it
BOLUCE iLLUMinAziOnE
via f. Nullo 360
24033 Calusco Dadda (BG)
www.boluce.com
BPT
via Roma 41
30020 Cinto Caomaggiore (vE)
www.bpt.it
BUzzi & BUzzi
via Milano 17
20060 Pozzo DAdda (MI)
www.buzzibuzzi.it
C LUCE
via Marmolada 5/11
20060 Truccazzano (MI)
www.cluce.it
CARECALED
via M. Libert 66 - 42019 Scandiano (RE)
www.carecaled.com
CARiBOni LiTE
via Della Tecnica 19
23875 osnago (LC)
www.fivep.com/cariboni
CASSinA
viale francia 63 - 20821 Meda (MB)
www.cassina.it
CASTAGnARAvELLi
viale Coni Zugna
20144 Milano
www.castagnaravelli.com
CASTALDi LiGhTinG
via B. Cellini 8
21012 Cassano Magnago (MI)
www.castaldilluminazione.com
CATELLAni & SMiTh
via A. Locatelli 47
24020 villa Di Serio (BG)
www.catellanismith.com
CEfLA
via Bicocca 14/c
40026 Imola (Bo)
Tel. +39 0542 653511
info@cefla.it
www.cefladentale.com
Cf LiGhT DiviSiOn
via Lago Del Conte 28
61023 Pietrarubbia (PU)
www.cflight.it
CiEffE iLLUMinAziOnE
via Borgo Rosselli 145/A
63017 Porto San Giorgio (AP)
www.cieffeilluminazione.it
CiTy DESiGn
via Trattori 23
31024 ormelle (Tv)
www.citydesign.it
CiTy in LED - GRUPPRO RELCO
via Delle Azalee 6/a
20090 Buccinasco (MI)
www.cityinled.it
CiviC
via Carlo Goldoni 48/50
20090 Trezzano Sul Naviglio (MI)
www.civic.it
CLAy PAky S
via Pastrengo 3 - 24068 Seriate (BG)
www.claypaky.it
CM iLLUMinOTECniCA
via P. Bordone 29 - 31050 vedelago (Tv)
www.cmilluminotecnica.it
COEMAR
via Inghilterra 2a
www.coemar.com
COLOMBO iLLUMinAziOnE
via P. Nenni 22 - 24047 Treviglio (BG)
www.colomboilluminazione.it
COMATEC
via Aldo Manna 98/m
06135 SantAndrea Delle fratte (PG)
www.comatec.it
COMBUSTiOn AnD EnERGy LUXSOLAR
via per Dolzago 21
23848 oggiono (LC)
Tel. +39 0341 260926
info@luxsolar.com
www.luxsolar.com
COMELiT
via Maestri Del Lavoro 1
60022 Castelfidardo (AN)
www.comelit.com
COMiLUCE
Piazza firenze 19 - 20149 Milano
www.comiluce.com
COnChiGLiA
via Corelli 5 - 42124 Reggio Emilia (RE)
www.conchiglia.com
COnTECnO
via De Gasperi 10 - 20084 Lacchiarella (MI)
www.contecno.eu
CROME DESiGn
via L. Galvani 15 - 20091 Bresso (MI)
www.cromedesign.com
CT ELETTROniCA
via Caduti di Nassirya 5/B
50021 Barberino val DElsa (fI)
www.ctelettronica.it
D LiGhTinG
via Manzoni 4 - 15057 Tortona (AL)
www.dlighting.it
LUMinAiRES
Manufacturers
The list of the most important italian companies manufacturing LeD luminaires and light fxtures for the different
applications (industrial, architectural, street lighting...). The list is in alphabetical order by company name.
The companies highlighted are members of Assodels Lighting Group.
Please send your comments or additions to redazione@tecnoimprese.it.
The companies highlighted are members of Assodels Lighting Group
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COMPANIES
DAnESE
via Canova 34 - 20145 Milano
www.danesemilano.com
DAviDE GROPPi
via Belizzi 22-20/a - 29122 Piacenza
www.davidegroppi.com
DDS ELETTROniCA
via Biondo 171 - 41126 Modena
www.ddselettronica.com
DEDLED
via Italia 20 - 23885 Calco (LC)
www.dedled.com
DELTA LiGhT
via vittime del fascismo / Terrafino
50053 Empoli
www.deltalight.it
DELTA LUX
viale Europa Unita 25/27 - 24043 Caravaggio (BG)
www.deltalux.it
DESE ELETTROniCA
via Molinella 17 - 35017 Piombino Dese (PD)
www.deseelettronica.com
DETAS DLEDS
via Tre Ponti 29
25086 Rezzato (BS)
Tel. +39 030 2594120
info@detas.com
www.dleds.com
DGA
via Pietro Nenni 72/b Z.I.
50010 Campi Bisenzio (fI)
www.dga.it
DiLUCE
via Mussa 16/a Z.I - 35017 Padova
www.bebygroup.com
DinEMA
via San Polo 18325124 Brescia
www.dinema.it
DiSAnO iLLUMinAziOnE
viale Lombardia 129
20089 Rozzano (MI)
www.disano.it
DLD ELETTROniCA
via Tratturello Tarantino - 74123 Taranto
www.dldelettronica.com
DSB
via Brodolini 35
41033 Concordia Sulla Secchia (Mo)

DURA LAMP - GRUPPO TARGhETTi
via Di Limite 148
50013 Campi Bisenzio (fI)
www.duralamp.it
EARLynET
Piazza Risorgimento 3/5
20066 Melzo (MI)
Tel. +39 02 95736539
sales@earlynet.it
www.earlynet.it
EC ELETTROniCA
vIA Industriale 15 - 25060 Cellatica (BS)
www.ecelettronica.it
EGOLUCE
via Newton 12 - 20016 Pero (MI)
www.egoluce.com
EiS
via vesuvio 16 - 80041 Boscoreale (NA)
www.eistechnologies.it
EL.MO
via Segre - 27036 Mortara (Pv)
www.elmosrl.it
ELCOM
via folo 5 - 25070 Caino (BS)
www.elcomnautic.com
ELETTRA
via Nostra Signora della Guardia - 16162 Genova
www.elettrasrl.net
ELETTROniCA TiRRiTO
via San Leone 169
94100 Enna
Tel. +39 09351865109
info@elettronica-tirrito
www.elettronica-tirrito.it
ELiCA
via Dante 288 - 60044 fabriano (AN)
www.elica.com
ELinCA
via Caravaggio 28/30
20030 Trecella Di Pozzuolo Martesana (MI)
Tel. +39 02 95357631
info@elinca
www.elinca.it
ELLE EMME
via oleggio Castello 15 - 28040 Paruzzaro (No)
www.elleemmeitalia.eu
ELShinE
via Mezzoldo 20 - 00135 Roma
www.elchine.it
ELT
via G. Mameli 27 - 20152 Busto Arsizio (vA)
www.elt.es
EnERGiA SOLARE
Strada Saluzzo 75/A
10041 Carignano (To)
www.energiasolare.com
EnERGy LiGhT
via Marmolada 12f
www.energylight.it
EnGi
via Cassola 60
36027 Ros (vI)
www.engi.it
EnvEnTivE
via del Laghetto 18/20
33080 Porcia (PN)
www.enventive.it
EPSiLOn ELECTROniC SySTEM
via Poliziano 52 - 10153 Torino
www.epsilonelectronic.com
ERCO iLLUMinAziOnE
viale Sarca 336 - 20126 Milano
www.erco.com
ERREBiLUCE
via Sandro Pertini 13/15 - 20066 Melzo (MI)
www.errebiluce.com
EULUX
via fontana 16 - 82016 Montesarchio (BN)
www.eulux.it
EUREL
via Benozzo Gozzoli 5 - 50018 Scandicci (fI)
www.eurelsrl.com
EUROLiGhT
via Agostino Novella 24
61022 Talacchio Di Colbordolo (PU)
www.eurolight.it
EUROPE EXPOBRO
via Tiberio Gracco 3
70053 Canosa Di Puglia (BA)
www.playled.it
EWO
via Delladige/Etschweg 15
39040 Cortaccia/kurtatsch (BZ)
www.ewo.com
EXEniA
via faetina 169/16 b
50010 Caldine fiesole (fI)
www.exenia.eu
f - LiGhT
via Enrico Mattei 113
21040 Cislago (vA)
www.f-light.it
f.A.i. Di fUGAzzOLA fiORELLA & C.
via Martiri Della Libert 27
24040 Misano Gera DAdda (BG)
www.fai-sas.it
f.LLi fRAnCESCOni & C
via E. fermi 4
25030 Roncadelle (BS)
www.francesconi.it
fABAS LUCE
via Luigi Talamani 75
20047 Brugherio (MI)
www.fabasluce.it
fABBiAn iLLUMinAziOnE
via Santa Brigida 50
31020 Castelminio Di Resana (Tv)
www.fabbian.com
fABBRiCA iTALiAnA LUCi
via C. Correnti 2 - 21100 varese
www.italuci.com
fAE
via C. Battisti 136
24025 Cazzaniga (BG)
www.faesrl.com
fAEBER LiGhTinG SySTEM
via Papa Giovanni XXIII,
angolo via Padre Pio - 21040 Uboldo vA
www.faeber.com
fAEL LUCE
via Euripide 12/14
20041 Agrate Brianza (MI)
www.faelluce.com
fALB GROUP
via Di Rona 140 - 50066 firenze
www.falbgroup.com
fAR SySTEMS
via fornaci 35
38068 Rovereto (TN)
www.farsystems.it
fARO
via faro 15 - 20876 ornago (MB)
www.faro.it
fDv GROUP
via Delle Industrie 16c
30030 Solzano (vE)
www.fdvgroup.com
fEAM
via Mario Pagano 3
20090 Trezzano Sul Naviglio (MI)
www.feam-ex.com
fiBER
via C Bianca 212/b
40024 Castel San Pietro (Bo)
www.fiber.bo.it
fiLLiGhT
via Caraglio 132/13 - 10141 Torino
www.fillight.com
fLEXA LiGhTinG
via Lisbona 37 - 50065 Pontassieve (fI)
www.flexalighting.it
fLOS
via Angelo faini 2 - 25073 Bovezzo (BS)
www.flos.net
fOnTAnA ARTE niCE
Alzaia Trieste 49 - 20094 Corsicon (MI)
www.fontanaarte.it
fORMA iLLUMinAziOnE
via Monte Rosa 128
20089 Rozzano (MI)
Tel. +39 02 57511291
info@formailluminazione
www.formailluminazione.it
fORMA LiGhTinG iTALiA
via Europa 35
20010 Pogliano Milanese (MI)
www.formalighting.com
fORT fiBRE OTTiChE
via Tobagi 5 - 24135 Curno (BG)
www.fort.it
fOSCARini
via Delle Industrie 27 - 30020 Marcon (vE)
www.foscarini.com
fRAMOn
via f. Lana 31 - 25067 Lumezzane (BS)
www.framon.it
fUMAGALLi
via C Bassa 29 - 21100 varese
www.fumagalli.it
fUTURE PLAn
via Galileo ferraris 125 D
20021 Bollate (MI)
www.futureplanlighting.com
GC iLLUMinAziOnE
via Bracciano 10 b
www.gcillumi.com
GDS EnERGy
via Tezze Di Cereda 20/a
36073 Cornedo vicentino (vI)
www.gds.com
GE LiGhTinG
via Paracelso 16 Centro Direzionale Colleoni
www.gelighting.com
GEMMO
viale DellIndustria 2 - 36067 Arcugnano (vI)
www.gemmo.com
GEniUS
via flora 16 - 70020 Toritto (BA)
www.geniussrl.com
GEWiSS
via A. volta 1 - 24069 Cenate Sotto (BG)
www.gewiss.com
GhiDini
via Monsuello 21 - 25065 Lumezzane (BS)
www.ghidini.it
GifAS ELETTROMATERiALE
via Dei filaracci 45
55045 Massarosa (LU)
www.gifas.it
GiMAX
via Dellacqua 2
55042 forte Dei Marmi (LU)
www.gimaxsrl.it
GiTROniCA - GRUPPO GUzzini
via Avogadro 22/b
62010 Montelupone (MC)
www.gitronica.com
GREChi iLLUMinAziOnE
via R. Pilo 75
20013 Magenta (MI)
www.grechi.com
GREEn fUTURE GROUP
via vincenzo Monti 47 - 20123 Milano
www.greenfuturegroup.com
GREGORiS PhOTOGRAPhiC
EqUiPMEnT
via fiumicino 10
33082 Azzano Decimo (PN)
www.gpesrl.com
COMPANIES

LUMinAiRES
Manufacturers
COMPANIES
GRivEn
via Bulgaria 16 - 46042 Castel Goffredo (MN)
www.griven.com
GROvE
Corso di Porta Romana 6 - 20122 Milano
www.augenti.com
GRUPPO LAMPE
via f.lli Agrizzi 13 - 32031 fener (BL)
www.lampe.it
hAvELLS - SyLvAniA
Piazza don Enrico Mapelli 75
20099 Sesto San Giovanni (MI)
www.havellssulvania.com
hELiOS TEChnOLOGy
via Postumia 9/b
35010 Carmignano Di Brenta (PD)
www.heliostechnology.com
hELLA
via B. Buozzi 5 - 20090 Caleppio Di Settala (MI)
www.hella.it
hELvAR
via W. Tobagi 26/1
20068 Peschiera Borromeo (MI)
www.helvar.com
hi. PROjECT
via Leonardo Da vinci 8
32034 Pedavana (BL)
www.hiproject.it
hikARi
via Macello 21 - 37121 verona
www.hikari.eu
hiTEChLED
via G. Galilei 31
31048 S. Biagio Di Callalta (Tv)
www.hitechled.it
iDEALED
via C. Colombo 2 - 38051 Ceazzo (BL)
www.idealed.it
iDEAL LUX
Corso Novara 121 - 27029 vigevano (Pv)
www.ideallux.it
i GUzzini iLLUMinAziOnE
via Mariano Guzzini 37 - 62019 Recanati (MC)
www.iguzzini.it
iLLUnA LUCE
via Stucchi 62/4 - 20052 Monza (MB)
www.illunaluce.it
iLTi LUCE
Lungo Dora P. Colletta 113/9
10153 Torino
www.iltiluce.it
i-MADE
via Polonia 17 - 35127 Padova
www.led-e.it
inDEP
via Carboncine - 31056 Roncade (Tv)
www.indep.it
inLUMinALED
via Dell Artigianato 16
31014 Colle Umberto (Tv)
www.inluminaled.com
inLUX iTALiA
Strada Casalmoro 18
www.inluxitalia.it
iSAAC GLASS
via Carrozza 31 - 37030 Colognola Ai Colli (BL)
www.isaacglass.com
iTAL DEC-OR - hT LED
Strada Provinciale vIII - La Meridiana
25020 Leno BS

ivELA
via B. Buozzi 15 - 20060 Liscate (MI)
www.ivela.it
kARMA
via Bachelet 2 - 30037 Gardigiano di Scorz (vE)
www.karmaled.it
kARTELL
via Industrie 1 - 20082 Noviglio (MI)
www.kartell.it
kLEOS
via Ceredolo De Coppi 33 - 42026 Canossa (RE)
www.kleos.it
kREA DESiGn
via Cavour 129/A - 22078 Turate (Co)
www.kreadesign.it
kREOn
via forcella 5 - 20144 Milano
www.kreon.com
kROS
via Della Comunicazione 2
00030 San Cesareo (RM)
www.kros.biz
kUnDALini
via De Sanctis 34 - 20141 Milano
www.kundalini.it
L&L LUCE&LiGhT
via Della Tecnica 42
36031 Povolaro Di Dueville (vI)
www.lucelight.it
L&S LiGhT
viale Lino Zanussi 8 - 33070 Brugnera (PN)
www.ls-light.com
LA COMPAGniA DEL SOLE
via Cardani 2 - 20013 Magenta (MI)
www.lacompagniadelsole.it
LA fiLOMETALLiCA
via Lombardia 31/33
www.megaman.it
LA SOnORA
via Conciliazione 16
20024 Garbagnate Milanese (MI)
www.lasonora.it
LAMPART SySTEM
viale forlanini 58
20024 Garbagnate Milanese (MI)
www.lampart.com
LAMPO LiGhTinG TECnOLOGy
via Dellindustria 6
46832 San Clemente (RN)
www.lampolighting.com
LAMUR
Corso vercelli 10 - 10078 venaria Reale (To)
www.lamur.biz
LAnDA iLLUMinAziOnE
via Rosmini 13/15 - 25065 Lumezzane (BS)
www.landa.it
LAnzini iLLUMinAziOnE
via Grandi 32 - 25125 Brescia
www.lanzini.it
LED iTALy
via Cesare Luda 2 - 10022 Carmagnola (AL)
www.leditaly.com
LED LUCE E DinTORni
Strada Molini 50 - 36100 vicenza
www.ledlucedintorni.it
LEDGO
via Roma 41 - 30020 Cinto Caomaggiore (vE)
www.ledgo.it
LEDREvOLUTiOn
via Corrado filippini 2
25081 Bedizzole (BS)
Tel +39 030 2053525
info@ledrevolution.it
www.ledrevolution.it
LEGOLED
via G. Agnesi 123
20832 Desio (MI)
Tel. +39 0362 48881
info@legoled.it
www.legoled.it
LEUCOS
via delle industrie 16/b
30030 Salzano (vE)
www.leucos.it
LiGhT CUBE
viale della Navigazione Interna 51
35129 Padova
Tel. +39 045 65220284
info@light-cube.com
www.light-cube.com
LiGhT SySTEM
via Cesare Battisti 68
20010 Pogliano Milanese (MI)
www.lightsystemsrl.it
LinE EnERGy
via A. De Gasperi 9
63030 Acquaviva Picena (AP)
www.linergy.it
LinEA LiGhT
Cal Longa 7 - 31028 vazzola (Tv)
www.linealight.com
LinEA LUCE
via Stradivari 17 - 20037 Paderno Dugnano (MI)
www.linealucesrl.com
LiTE
via Cristoforo Colombo 9/a
41051 Montale Rangone (Bo)
www.litesrl.com
LiTEk
via Delle Industrie 3/b - 47824 Poggio Berni (RN)
www.litek.it
LOGiCA UnO
via Palermo 24 - 35142 Padova
www.logicauno.it
LUCE PLAn
via Moneta 40 - 20161 Milano
www.luceplan.it
LUCEnTE
via Piemonte 1/a
31038 Padernello Di Paese (Tv)
www.lucente.eu
LUCiDiPEvERE DESiGn STUDiO
via Soreveille 108
33030 Campoformido (UD)
www.lucidipevere.com
LUCifERO iLLUMinAziOnE
via Molini 35 - 10098 Rivoli (To)
www.luciferoilluminazione.com
LUCifEROS
via Del Tappezziere 3
40138 Bologna
www.luciferos.com
LUCiTALiA
via P. Da volpedo 50
www.lucitalia.it
LUMEn ARTE
via Santa Lucia 106
76123 Andria (BA)
www.lumenarte.it
LUMEn CEnTER iTALiA
via Donatori Del Sangue 37
20010 Santo Stefano Ticino (MI)
www.lumencenteritalia.com
LUMiS
via C. Zanzotto 85/107
51100 Pistoia (AR)
www.lumis.it
LUX LiGhTinG
via Cesare Battisti 70
35010 Limena PD
Tel. +39 049 8840161
info@luxlighting.it
www.luxlighting.it
LUXALL
via Andrea Doria 48/a
20124 Milano
Tel. +39 95357631
sales@luxall.it
www.luxall.it
LUXELT
via Primo Maggio 13
23885 Calco (LC)
Tel. +39 039 507627
info@luxelt.com
www.luxelt.com
MARChETTi iLLUMinAziOnE
via G. Pastore 13 - 60131 Ancona
www.marchettiilluminazione.com
MARECO LUCE
via Santa Croce 121- 47032 Bertinoro (fo)
www.marecoluce.it
MARTinELLi LUCE
via T. Bandettini - 55100 Lucca
www.martinelliluce.it
MARTini LiGhT
via Provinciale 24
41033 Concordia Sulla Secchia (Mo)
www.martinilight.com
MEGAMAn
via Balduccio da Pisa 18 - 20139 Milano
www.megaman.it
METAL SPOT
via Torquato Tasso 4 - 20089 Rozzano (MI)
www.metalspot.com
METALMEk
via Ramazzotti 10 - 20020 Lainate (MI)
www.metalmek.it
MiCROLED
via della Chimica 77 - 85100 Potenza
www.microled.it
MizAR
via Bosco 1
31050 Morgano fraz. Badoere (Tv)
www.mizarligthing.com
MODOLUCE
via venezia 13, Loc. Tezze di Peve
31028 vazzola (Tv)
www.modoluce.com
MOLvEnO
via Cicogna 36
40068 San Lazzaro di Savena (Bo)
www.molvenoservice.it
MORETTi LUCE
via Divisione Acqui 14 - 25065 Lumezzane (BS)
www.morettiluce.com
MOvE
Pordenone 17 - 20136 Milano
www.moveweb.it
MOvELiGhT
via Pascoli 42 - 30020 Quarto Daltino (vE)
www.movelightsrl.com
nADLEC
Strada Per Casalmoro 2h
Tel. +39 0376 780742
info@nadlec.it
www.nadlec.it
LUMinAiRES
Manufacturers
nEMO divisione di CASSinA
viale francia 63
20036 Meda (MB)
www.nemo.cassina.it
nEOS EnERGy
Contrada San Giovanni 75
64010 Colonnella (TE)
www.neosenergy.it
nERi TARGETTi GROUP
Strada Statale Emilia 1622
47020 Longiano (fC)
www.neri.biz
nEW LiGhT 2000
via Achille Grandi 5/7
25040 Corte franca (BS)
www.newlight2000.it
nEW TECh DESiGn
Negrellistrasse 13b - 39100 Bolzano
nORD LiGhT
Statale Aretina 29/n
50065 Sieci (fI)
www.nordlight.eu
nORLiGhT
via Benevenuto Cellini 8
21012 Cassano Magnago (vA)
www.norlight.it
nOvALUX
via Marzabotto 2
40050 Argelato (Bo)
www.novalux.it
nOvECEnTO
via Erba 96/98
www.novecentosrl.net
OCEM
via 2 Agosto 1980 11
40016 San Giorgio Di Piano (Bo)
www.ocem.com
OkLED
via Mazzini 4/8
28040 Dormelletto (No)
www.okled.it
OLUCE
via Brescia 2 - San Donato Milanese (MI)
www.oluce.com
OMA iLLUMinAziOnE
via Tunisi 26 - 35135 Padova
www.omailluminazione.it
OnGARATO LiGhTinG
via Romana Aponense 22 - 35142 Padova
www.ongarato-lighting.it
OPTiCS LiTE
via Per Ronco 5 - 23875 osnago (LC)
www.opticslite.com
OPTO ELETTROniCA
via Achille Palma 6
73044 Galatone (LE)
www.sudsegnal.it
OPULEnT iTALiA
via Privata Dodici ville 12C
39100 Bolzano
Tel. +39 047 1979972
sales@opulent-group.com
ww.opulent-group.com
OSRAM
via Castagnole 65/a - 31100 Treviso
www.osram.it
OTy
via Spangaro 8/a
30030 Peseggia Di Scorz (vE)
www.otylight.com
OvA BARGELLini-SChnEiDER
via Govoni 17
40066 Pieve Di Cento (Bo)
www.ova.it
OvERLiTE
via feltre 32 - 20132 Milano
www.overlite.it
P.U.k. iLLUMinAziOnE
via San Giorgio 16 - 20035 Lissone (MB)
www.puk.it
PABER
via Brescia 59
25065 Lumezzane valle (BS)
www.paber.it
PALi iTALiA
Strada Pizzolese 46/a - 43122 Parma
www.tecnopali.it
PALLUCCO
via Azzi 36
31038 Castagnole di Paese (Tv)
www.pallucco.com
PAnzERi CARLO
via Padania 8
20046 Biassono (MI)
www.panzeri.it
PELUCChi
via Assunta 55 - 20834 Nova Milanese (MI)
www.pelucchi.com
PEnTA
via Milano 46 - 22060 Cabiate (Co)
www.pentalight.it
PEREnz
via feltrina 4 - 32030 Quero (BL)
www.perenz.it
PERfORMAnCE in LiGhTinG
viale Del Lavoro 9/11
37030 Colognola Ai Colli (vR)
PhiLiPS LiGhTinG
via G. Casati 23 - 20052 Monza (MB)
www.illuminazione.philips.it
PiERLiTE iTALiA
via Monte Misma 57/59
24050 Calcinate (BG)
www.pierlite.com
PLATEk
Marocco 4 - 25050 Rodengo Saiano (BS)
www.platek.eu
PLEXifORM
via A. Gramsci n.45
20032 Cormano (MI)
www.plexiform.it
POLLiCE iLLUMinAziOnE
via Rasori 12/14 - 20145 Milano
www.polliceilluminazione.it
PRiSMA
viale Del Lavoro 9/11
37030 Colognola Ai Colli (vR)
www.prisma-illuminazione.com
PWP iLLUMinA
via dei Prati 20- 10020 Cambiano (To)
www.pwpillumina.it
qUATTRifOLiO 1964
via Emilia 18
20089 Rozzano (MI)
www.quattrifolio.com
qUATTROBi
via Berlinguer 22 - 20040 Colnago (MI)
www.4bi.it
RC LUCE
viale Umbria20089 Rozzano (MI)
www.rcluce.it
REALUCE
via orefici Michelin 7 - 33170 Pordenone
www.realuce.it
REGGiAni iLLUMinAziOnE
viale Monza 16 - 20845 Sovico (MB)
www.reggiani.net
RELCO
via Delle Azalee 6a
Tel. +39 02 4886161
info@relcogroup.it
www.relcogroup.it
ROj
via vercellone 11 - 13900 Biella
www.roj.com
RUGGiU
via Taliercio 22 - 31059 Zero Branco (Tv)
www.ruggiu.com
RUUD LiGhTinG
via Dei Giunchi 52-54 - 50147 firenze (fI)
www.ruudlighting.net
SACLA
via Terni 5/7 - 20039 varedo (MI)
www.saclasrl.com
SAMEC
via Delle Prese 16/18 Z.I.- 36015 Schio (vI)
www.samecitaly.it
SBP URBAn LiGhTinG
via Provinciale 57 - 24050 Ghisalba (BG)
SChREDER
via Della Torre 131
10040 Caselette (To)
www.schreder.com
SfhERA
via Rassica 29
25018 Lonato Del Garda (BS)
www.sfhera.com
SfORzin iLLUMinAziOnE
viale Dellindustria 21
www.sforzinilluminazione.com
SiDE
via Cattaneo 90
20851 Lissone (MB)
www.sidespa.it
SiDEfORM GROUP
via kant 21B Cerbara
06011 Citt di Castello (PG)
www.sideformgroup.com
SiMES
via Giulio Pastore 2
25040 Corte franca (BS)
www.simes.it
SiMLUX
via Gavardina 10/d
25081 Bedizzole (BS)
www.simlux.it
SiREC LAB
via Meravigli 18 - 20123 Milano
www.sireclab.it
SiTECO
viale fulvio Testi 11
www.sitecoitalia.it
SOLARhTEC
via fratelli fraschini 3/9
20142 Milano
www.solarhtec.it
SOLARLED LAMPS
via Giberte 19
36030 Sarcedo (vI)
www.solarledlamps.it
SOLARSPOT
via Milano 96/a
21034 Cocquio Trevisago (vA)
www.solarspot.it
SOLOLUCE
via G.Puccini 1/a
23880 Casatenovo (LC)
www.sololuce.biz
SOUnD LiGhT & TEChnOLOGiES
via Solferino 52
20090 Monza (MB)
www.sltweb.it
SPAGnOLO iLLUMinAziOnE
Corso Savona 20
10029 villastellone (To)
www.spagnolo.it
SPOTLiGhT
via Sardegna 3
20098 S. Giuliano Milanese (MI)
Tel. +39 02 9883031
info@spotlight.it
www.spotlight.it
SPOT LinE
via XXv Aprile 11 - 20033 Desio (MB)
www.spotline.it
STARLiGhT SySTEM
via olimpia 17
24053 Brignano Gera dAdda (BG)
www.starlightsystem
STATUS
20010 Bernate Ticino (MI)
www.status.it
STEAB
via Ugo Corsi 15 - 50141 firenze
www.steab.it
STEALT LiGhT
via Lavoratori Autobianchi 21/g
20832 Desio (MB)
STiLi DARTE LAMPADARi
via Silvio Pellico S.N.C
74027 San Girgio Ionico (TA)
www.stilidartelampadari.com
STOL COMPUTER
via Delle vele 14 - 61032 fano (PU)
www.stolcomputer.it
STRAL WEATER LiGTinG
via federico Palazzoli 31 - 25128 Brescia
www.stral.it
STS SERvizi
via orazio Tramontani 52
06135 Ponte San Giovanni (PG)
www.stsservizi.it
STUDiO DUE
Strada Poggino 100 - 01100 viterbo
www.studiodue.com
SUn ELECTROniCS
via Leonardo da vinci 24/A
20094 Corsico (MI)
Tel. +39 02 95327303
www.suneleds.com
SWAROvSki
via Monte Novegno 21/22
36026 Thiene (vI)
www.architecture.swarovski.com
SWiTCh MADE inTERnATiOnAL
viale Bianca Maria 13 - 20122 Milano
www.switch-made.com
TARGETTi
via Pratese 164 - 50145 firenze
www.targetti.it
TEChnOLiGhT
via Monterosa 128 - 20080 Rozzano (MI)
www.kroma.it
COMPANIES

LUMinAiRES
Manufacturers
TEC-MAR
via Delle Industrie 12
26835 Crespiatica (Lo)
www.tec-mar.it
TECnOiLLUMinAziOnE
via Carducci 26 B - 37129 verona
www.tecnoilluminazione.it
TECnOLUX
via Caravaggio 26
20033 Desio (MB)
www.tecnoluxlighting.com
TEESO
via G. Marconi 7/9 - 20010 Bareggio (MI)
www.teeso.it
TEiS ELETTROniCA
via Torricelli 71a - 37136 verona
www.teis.it
TEknO- LiT
via Martoretto 1- 25014 Castenedolo (BS)
www.tekno-lit.it
TELECO AUTOMATiOn
via DellArtigianato 16
31014 Colle Umberto (Tv)
www.telecoautomation.com
TELECTROniCS
via Delle Industrie 16/18
20050 Sulbiate (MI)
www.telectronics.it
TERzALUCE
via Dei Lavoratori 3
www.terzaluce.it
ThEBEn
via Simone De Gatti 3
20091 Bresso (MI)
www.theben.it
ThERMO SOLAR
via Aldo Moro 16 A - 41043 formigine (Mo)
www.thermosolar.it
ThORn EUROPhAnE
via G. Di vittorio 2
40057 Cadriano di Granarolo (Bo)
www.thornlight.it
TOP LiGhT
via G. Pesce 2/4/6
www.toplight.it
TRAXOn
viale dellInnovazioe 3
20126 Milano
www.traxontechnologies.com
TRE i fiBRE OTTiChE
via Crema 8/f 2
24050 Zanica (BG)
www.tre-i.it
TRECiLUCE
Corso Europa 8
20020 Cesate (MI)
www.treciluce.com
TRiLUX
via Savona 971
20124 Milano
www.trilux.it
TSA TEChnOLOGy
via Guardia del Consiglio 7
47899 Serravalle (RSM)
www.tsa-technology.com
TURn LiGhTS
via Della Meccanica 15
36100 vicenza
www.turnlights.com
ULTRALUCE
via Pastore 13
60131 Ancona
www.ultraluce.it
UMPi ELETTROniCA
via Respighi 15
47841 Cattolica (RN)
www.umpi.it
URMET
via Di Castel Romano 167
00128 Roma
www.tlc.urmet.it
vALEnTi
via De vecchi 7/g
20090 Assago (MI)
www.valentiluce.it
vAqUARz
via Carcerina 2
50010 S.Angelo a Lecore (fI)
www.vaquarz.it
vELED
C.So Liguria 6
10078 venaria Reale To
www.veledilluminazione.com
vERBATiM iTALiA
via Roma 108
20060 Cassina De Pecchi (MI)
www.verbatim-europe.com
viMAR
via Iv Novembre 32
36063 Marostica (vI)
www.vimar.it
vLM
via Delle Azalee 2
www.vlm.it
WALDMAnn
via Della Pace 18/A
www.waldmann.com
WELED
via La Croce 14
23823 Colico (LC)
www.weled.eu
WESTERn CO.
via Pasubio 1
63074 San Benedetto Del Tronto (AP)
www.western.it
WiSSEnLUX
via Lombardi 19/18
20153 Milano
Tel. +39 02 48955006
info@wissenlux.com
www.wissenlux.com
XELTECh
via Como 6/b
35040 Megliadino San vitale (PD)
www.xeltech.it
z CUBE
Lillo Del Duca 10
2009 Lissone (MB)
www.zetacube.biz
zAvA Di zAvARiSE fRAnCO
via Padova 48
31041 Treviso
www.zavaluce.it
zUMTOBEL
via Pirelli 26
20124 Milano
www.zumtobel.it
LUMinAiRES
The companies highlighted
are members of Assodels Lighting Group
COMPANIES
TECHNOLOGIES
L
ED lights have already reached the
point of replacing traditional
sources in the lighting world.
This hand over towards solid state
lighting began some time ago and is
reaching its most important stage - that
of being used effectively in most
environments.
As far as technological development
goes, LED is shifting a variety of fronts.
The newer and a wider range of sources
available is largely down to more
effcient research, more care taken over
the type of light emitted with more
emphasis placed on reducing prices.
Its not only technological research into
semiconductors that accounts for all the
development and the evolution of LED
lighting, its also the planning of light
units which considers primarily the
defnition of optic and photometrical
features of each product.
While this is also a principle used for
traditional light sources, for LED its the
defnition and the choice of the best
optic that needs special attention.
Lighting is solid state just like all
emergent technologies and has yet to
develop defned standards. Its this lack
of standards that can easily lead to
different interpretations of the reference
parameters and, as a result, lead to an
inappropriate or the least optimal choice.
ThE RoLE of oPTICS
IN ThE LED REvOLUTiOn
ThE ChoICE of SECoNDARy oPTICS
The evolution in packaging LED products
came following a development largely
characterised by two main principles: an
increase in lighting effciency and the
light fow given out by each source.
over the last few years, different types
of LED have been created: single die
power LED, power multichips, LED array.
The shape of packaging, the die layout
and the shape of the main lens have all
been designed to maximise the
performance in terms of lumen or
lumen/Watt which has meant producers
of secondary optics have had to design
suitable lens and refectors. Problems
connected with projecting the shape of
the source, with mixing colours and with
generating regular light are of prime
importance when designing a lighting
unit, and in some environments, these
optical parameters are actually more
relevant compared to simple light
effciency. The right choice for the use of
LED optics will therefore be a critical and
strategic factor for solid state lighting.
SECoNDARy oPTIC TyPES foR LED
Secondary optic types for LED may be
categorised into lenses, refectors,
multiple lenses and hybrid systems.
Saying a priori which type will be the
best of them is impossible since each
must be evaluated according to its
application and the source used.
Lenses used for LED, made in PMMA
(Polymethyl methacrylate) or in PC
Technical Level:

SUMMARY
Secondary optics for LED
are playing a key role
during these early days
of solid state lighting.
Effciency of a LED source
is just the right factor for
its success, but it alone is
not enough.
The choice of a lens or a
refector is another incre-
asingly critical factor for
success in LED lighting.
Danilo Paleari
Researcher at
Politecnico of Milano
Dep. Indaco
The right choice for the use of LED secondary optics is a critical factor for solid state lighting
Figure 1
The design
of a lens TIR
(total internal refection)
TECHNOLOGIES
amount emitting rom the light unit
itself). The high usage is defnitely
one of the main advantages for LED
street lighting against traditional
types.
This approach, initially only
developed for street lighting, has
begun to catch on in other sectors in
which it increasing the fow of light is
important. Nowadays, we can fnd
lenses on the market with a different
photometric distribution helping to
resolve a good deal of technical
problems connected with lighting.
To simplify and rationalise the design
of the light units, modular systems
and multiple lens systems have
come into their own. In a single
component, there may be a variety of
optics, which may even be different
photometrically, to help with ftting
the units more easily and a
subsequent price advantage in terms
of total cost of the product.
ThE SySTEM PRoJECT
one important aspect to consider
when designing a new light unit is
that of developing a modular system
that can be easily adapted.
This is a principle which, in general,
takes on more importance with solid
state lighting which is characterised
by rapid innovation. It is often the
case that a chosen LED needs to be
switched in favour of a new type
available, or perhaps because it has
become obsolete or perhaps just to
change the layout.
from this standpoint, it is important to
place optic systems that present a
certain level of standardisation,
mainly for base and the size of the
units to be applied. Secondary optics
must be designed, therefore, not only
around the shape of light emitted but
also according to its shape. More and
more producers are creating standard
holders to make connecting
secondary lighting to the base easier,
and in many cases, the holder also
houses the LED which ends up
turning it into a modular system.
CoNCLUSIoNS
Secondary optics for LED are playing
a key role during these early days of
solid state lighting. Effciency of a LED
source is just the right factor for its
success, but it alone is not enough.
What is required is consideration of
the shape of light, how it is to be
emitted and the distribution of
light intensity around a space to
ensure the creation of products will
cater for all the needs technical
illumination throws up.
The choice of a lens or a refector is
an increasingly critical factor for
success in LED lighting.
(polycarbonate), use the principle of
total refection to extremely precisely
modify light emissions from the
source (generally Lambertian).
on passing through several surfaces,
the light loses a certain amount of
effciency, therefore creating the
correct optic system needs careful
planning.
Refectors account for the other key
group of secondary optics, with the
common denominator of all refectors
being the wide angle.
This implies that a considerable part
of the LED light fows from the optic
system without hitting any other
refecting surface and this, in turn,
reduces the ability to control the rays
of light. Refectors are necessary
when LED sources are used for large
areas (such as in LED Array cases).
for some applications such as street
lighting, it is extremely important to
accurately plan the distribution of
light intensity in the required space. In
this case, the common approach is to
carefully change all secondary optic
surfaces. By being aware of the LED
light ray model and defning the
shape of the photometrics needed
means that the so-called free-form
optics can be designed.
These optics infuence the use of the
lighting unit positively (the percentage
of light fow that reaches the road
carriageway compared with the
Figure 2
Refector Lena - Ledil
Figure 4
Module Strada - Ledil
Performance tests carried out at 25C.
Processing the collected data for a minimum of
6000 hours you can estimate the degradation
of the luminous fux of LED over time.
TM-21
The methodology for carrying out this
estimation has been released IESNA in 2011
as Technical Memorandum: TM21-11-iES
Projecting Long Term Lumen Maintenance
of LeD Light Sources. The model that has
been chosen as representative of the
degradation of the normalized luminous fux
f (t) at time t (hours) is the exponential model
with the formula:

Equazione 1
Equazione 2
Equazioni 3,4,5
The values of parameters B and shall be
derived by an algorithm applied to fux
values collected according to LM-80-08.
The main points of algorithm are:
Normalize the data of luminous fux to a
value of 1 at 0h time.
Average of all the experimental samples
at time t obtaining values of the mean
fow.
only the data from of the last 5,000
hours shall be used (for example, from
1,000 to 6,000)
Use these points to perform an
exponential least squares curve ft
Consider the value of the estimate only
for a maximum 6X of the test time.
Luckily, the results of these steps are often
published by the LED manufacturer. We can
directly apply the formula to get the time at
which the LED will decay to the fux
percentage p% based on a sample of D *
1,000 hours.
Equazione 1
Equazione 2
Equazioni 3,4,5
for the next examples we will use data from
TECHNOLOGIES
L
EDs for general lighting grant an
effective luminous fux for a long time
thus reducing maintenance interven-
tions. This is a feature that often motivates
the choice of LED based devices in a project.
LEDs which are used with working
parameters recommended by the
manufacturer promise life expectancy that in
most cases exceeds 50,000 hours:
approximately 6 years of continuous use.
The useful life expectancy is considered the
time for which the LED is able to provide a
signifcant percentage of the initial luminous
fux, usually 70% (L
70
). LEDs in fact, only in
rare cases, cut sharply their operation,
usually they gradually decrease the emitted
fux during operation time.
Given the recent introduction of these
sources and the continuous update of
products, the fgures on life expectancy of
the LEDs are not the result of fnal historical
measurements, but are estimates based on
fux measurements of LEDs that have
worked for a limited amount of time.
LM-80-08
The reference methodology for measuring
lumen maintenance is iES-LM-80-08
Approved Method: Measuring Lumen
Maintenance of LeD issued in 2008 by
iESnA (illuminating engineering Society of
north America). The aim has been to
standardize the collection of data related to
LED performance variations over time, both
in regards to the luminous fux and color. The
standard indicates ,for the LEDs subject to
test the working temperatures, the sampling
time and the methodology for the
measurement of the fux.
The key facts are:
LEDs shall be driven at constant current
The environmental working conditions,
LED case temperature (T
sp
), air
temperature (T
air
) and humidity shall be
controlled
LEDs are tested at 3 different temperatu-
res 55C, 85C, and one chosen by the
LED manufacturer
Samples are collected every 1000 hours
of operation
MEASURES AND ESTIMATES
of fLUX DEPRECiATiOn IN LEDS
the report DR04 by Lumileds (www.
philipslumileds.com/uploads/294/DR04-pdf)
and in particular the data related to the LED
LXM3 PW51-driven with current 0.7 A tested
at 85C (page 15). The parameters provided
by the manufacturer are:
= 3.5583E-06
B= 0.9979
D= 7 (7,000 hours)
To calculate L
70
, L
80
, L
90
, we will use p=70, 80,90
Equazione 1
Equazione 2
Equazioni 3,4,5
The test time in which the data were
collected is 7000 hours, we can estimate the
fux depreciation up to a maximum of
6x7,000 = 42,000 hours. The only
numerical estimate we have is for L
90
.
for L
70
. the result shall be expressed as
TM-21 L
70
(7k)> 42,000.
Analyzing the data in the rest of the report, at
different temperatures, and different drive
currents, we can establish a relationship
between lumen maintenance and operating
temperature and driving current. In general,
the life of LEDs is reduced by the high
current and high temperature.
furthermore, the luminous fux increases in
the frst thousands of hours of operation and
then begins to decay. for LEDs tested at low
temperature (55C), it may happen that a
negative parameter is obtained, which
would indicate an exponential increase of the
fux over time. Actually what it means is that
the collected data is not suffcient to
implement the model.
Marco Brianza
Technical Level:

SUMMARY
The newly introduced
TM-21 document
presents a method for
lumen depreciation
projection based on
LM-80 data.
from testing, the life of
LEDs is reduced by the
high current and high
temperature
Time 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000
Average of the
mormalized fux
1,0000 1,0120 1,0080 0,9941 0,9919 0,9884 0,9821 0,9815
M
any light manufacturers would
like to make the leap from
conventional flament and CfL
lamps (energy-saving bulbs) to LED
lighting, but currently have neither the
necessary design expertise nor the
expensive measuring equipment. for
many years now, EBv Elektronik has
been providing these customers with
expert support as part of its
EBvLightSpeed activities.
Since february 2012, EBv Elektronik
has been offering its customers a new
service at its site in Poing, near
Munich: the EBvLightLab light
laboratory. This makes EBv the frst
European distributor to allow its
customers in the EMEA region to
perform free radiometric and
photometric measurements across the
entire light chain: from measurements
on individual LEDs or LED modules and
comparative measurements of light
EBvLiGhTLAB: ANALySIS of EvERyThING
fROM LEDS TO LAMPS
sources (e.g. light bulbs versus CfL or
LED solutions) right up to the complete
measurement of entire lights. This
gives even small companies access to
high-precision measuring technology
- and always under the expert
guidance of an EBv engineer.
EBv will also hold training and
Technical Level:

SUMMARY
With the EBvLightLab,
EBv Elektronik is the frst
European distributor to
offer customers throughout
the EMEA region free
access to a professional
light laboratory. Even
newcomers to the feld
of LED lighting can use
the EBvLightLab to
perform almost all the
relevant photometric
measurements - from
single LEDs and LED
modules to complete lamp
systems - in accordance
with CIE requirements and
under expert guidance.
customer seminars in the new
EBvLightLab. In these training
seminars, EBv will discuss the
differences, advantages and
disadvantages of the various light
sources and give tips on optimum
implementation of lights adapted to the
relevant application. The EBvLightLab
will also be used for training the
companys own fAE team. In the
medium term, EBv also intends to
develop dedicated reference designs
for LED lighting.
The eBVLightLab is a further
milestone in the feld of individual
customer support. We are very proud to
be the frst company in the european
semiconductor distribution industry to
offer customers from the whole eMeA
region access to an ultra-modern light
laboratory featuring state-of-the-art
equipment, emphasises Wolfgang
Reis, EBvLightLab Manager. The
A MoDERN
LABoRAToRy foR ThE
ENTIRE LIGhT ChAIN
COvER STORY
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eBVLightLab allows customers to
calculate and evaluate their lighting
projects even more quickly and
effciently, thereby considerably
shortening their time to market. A
further key element in the
eBVlightLab is the
eBVLightAcadamy. in addition to
on-site training in the eBVLightLab,
the eBVLightAcadamy will also offer
online training, thereby allowing all
our eMeA customers to take part in
these seminars live in the form of
webinars, says Lynch.
REfERENCE-CLASS
MEASUREMENT DEvICES
When selecting the equipment for
the EBvLightLab, EBv made
investments in the six-fgure euro
region and quite deliberately opted
for an entire range of highly
professional devices, most of which
are manufactured in Germany.
The list of the measuring devices
includes two integrating spheres for
2 and 4 measurements, a
spectroradiometer for reference
measurements, a goniophotometer,
a light density measuring device and
a luxmeter. This product range is
complemented by special
measurement/evaluation and control
software, source meters and
multimeters, a thermal camera and
supplementary tools.
INTEGRATING SPhERES WITh
A DIAMETER of 250 MM
AND 1,000 MM
At frst glance, the most noticeable
element in the EBvLightLab is the
two integrating spheres, where the
lighting current and the radiant
power are measured. These
measurements are necessary for
determining the luminous effciency
(measured in lumens per watt).
In addition, it is in these spheres that
colorimetric measurements of the
quantitative spectral distribution are
performed and the colour
temperature and colour rendering
index are determined.
The EBvLightLab contains two
integrating spheres: a 2 sphere with
a diameter of 250 mm and a 4
sphere with an internal diameter of
1,000 mm. The interior of the
integrating spheres is lined with
barium sulphate (BaSo
4
), which
diffusely refects around 98% of the
light. The light is therefore optically
integrated in the sphere via the
refective surfaces on the inside of the
sphere, which allows the luminous
fux to be measured in accordance
with the requirements of CIE 127.
for example, the small integrating
sphere is where individual LEDs are
measured or selected. The 250 mm
integrating sphere allows the
engineers to measure the semi-
spherical space (steradian: 2) above
a small circuit board, and hence an
LED.
This means that personnel can for
example select, in a 250 mm
integrating sphere, LEDs with a
precisely defned wavelength if fve
identical LEDs are needed.
however, an appropriately sized 4
sphere is required for measuring an
entire light. for this reason, EBv has
also acquired an integrating sphere
with an internal diameter of 1,000
mm (steradian: 4) for all-around
measurements, in addition to the
250 mm sphere. This large 4
integrating sphere is also ideal for
comparative measurements - for
example between flament or halogen
bulbs and LED lamps - or for the
CIE-compliant measurement of
high-power LEDs and entire lights
with an edge length of up to 90 cm.

A special holder inside the spheres
allows an E27 fxture or light to be
attached for this purpose. EBv also
provides the right mechanical adapters
for measurements in the sphere.
COvER STORY
INSTRUMENTS ARE
MANUfACTURE By
INSTRUMENT SySTEMS
EBvLIGhTACADEMy
offERS oNLINE
TRAINING
AND SEMINARS
Measurements with the market leader

The two integrating spheres as well as
both of these extremely complex
measurement devices in the new
EBvLightLab were manufactured by
the German company instrument
Systems in Munich.
Instrument Systems is the market
leader in the feld of LED metrology
and works closely with various
international commissions.
The devices meet the latest CIE
(International Lighting Commission)
requirements for precise measure-
ments of the luminous fux, which is
measured in lumens. An excerpt from
the list of Instrument Systems
reference customers reads like a
whos who of the industry, containing
not only leading LED manufacturers
but also renowned users: Apple,
Avago, Cree, Dominant, Everlight,
nichia, Osram OS, Philips
LumiLeds, Seoul Semiconductor,
vishay and zumtobel.
SPECTRoRADIoMETER
A core element of all the measuring
technology in the EBvLightLab is the
CAS 140CT spectroradiometer from
Instrument Systems, which is
designed to perform industry
reference measurements under
continuous 24-hour operation.
This high-precision device measures
the spectral power distribution of a
1,100 nm light source (infrared)
within milliseconds through the
visible light spectrum into the Uv
range at 380 nm with a data point
interval of 0.8 nm over a very high
intensity measuring range of nine
decades, which corresponds to a
dynamic range of 1:1,000,000,000.
All of the measured values are output
via the USB bus to a PC/laptop/
notebook, where the SpecWinPRO
software then handles further
processing of the data in Windows
(XP and higher). Not only does this
software deliver the measurement
data in the form of individual items of
data in a table, it also displays the
spectral distribution and position in
the colour diagram in graphic form.
In this way, the software also
calculates the colour temperature
and colour rendering index (CRI) on
the basis of the measured values.
here, the device measures only the
radiometric output; to determine the
photometric output, the software
evaluates the radiometric spectral
measurement data on the basis of
the sensitivity curve of the human
eye and outputs the luminous fux in
lumens.
Using a plug-in, the SpecWinPRo
software controls a keithley source
meter. This means that the entire
measurement process can be
controlled via software from the
electrical activation of the LED to the
details of the data output and data
processing. The light to be measured
reaches the analysis device via
CIE-compliant optical probes and a
fbre-optic cable.
PRACTICAL EXAMPLE
The following example, which
describes the development of a light
with a total light fux of 500 lm,
demonstrates how a high-precision
spectroradiometer in a 4 sphere
with a diameter of 1,000 mm can
help engineers in their work.
Theoretically, fve single 100-lumen
LEDs are suffcient for this design,
but the use of diffusers and lenses
leads to a certain amount of loss.
In the 1000-mm integrating sphere
in the EBvLightLab, manufacturers
can measure fnished systems and
identify whether fve LEDs are
suffcient for ensuring compliance
with the specifcations or whether a
sixth one is needed.
Alternatively, the light can be
measured with a modifed diffuser-
lens system to see whether the
specifcations can potentially be met
with just fve LEDs.
Differential measurements with the
aid of auxiliary lights in the 4
sphere enable the SpecWin PRo
software to partial out any measured
value distortions caused by unwanted
absorption by the light housing.
In practice, however, this absorption
is completely irrelevant because it
only affects the semi-spherical space
that does not receive any light
anyway - in other words, the area
behind the lamp.
CoLoUR SPECTRUM
AND CoLoUR REPRoDUCTIoN
IN PRACTICE
Light and lamp designers are very
interested in the spectral distribution
of light. In this context, investigations
focus not only on the location of
intensity peaks and spectral
distribution, but also on the colour
reproduction index and colour
temperature.
for example, the CRI value describes
how an object appears when
irradiated with a certain light. A good
example of this is the bright street
lamps which emit a yellowish light
from their sodium vapour lamps.
Sodium vapour lamps are very
effcient and deliver a high luminous
fux (measured in lumen) for the
amount of electric power they use,
which means that they offer a high
luminous effciency (lm/W).
however, the yellowish light emitted
by sodium vapour lamps is relatively
mono-spectral. Although under this
light you can clearly see whether or
not there are any people, animals or
vehicles on the road, it is not
possible to distinguish green lines
from red ones on a map under this
type of street lighting. Also, trees
appear black.
Similarly, a number of different
light-emitting diodes are limited by
certain compromises in terms of
colour.
however, it is now possible to
compensate quite effectively for
these limitations, and with suitably
clever designs it is currently quite
possible to generate light with an
excellent colour reproduction index
well above 90. however, a 4
integrating sphere and a
spectroradiometer are required in
order to co-ordinate this type of light
source.
GoNIoPhoToMETER
With the aid of a goniophotometer of
type LEDGOn 100 from Instrument
Systems, EBv Elektronik is able to
determine the angle-dependent
directional characteristics of
SPECWINPRo
IS A SPECIAL
SofTWARE of
CoNTRoL AND
MEASUREMENT
GoNIoPhoToMETERS
ARE IMPoRTANT foR
LIGhTING DESIGNERS
COvER STORY
individual LEDs and smaller LED
modules and this with an angular
resolution of 0.1 throughout the
entire half-space in the beam
direction of the LED. In combination
with the spectroradiometer CAS
140CT already mentioned above,
this will also enable EBv Elektronik
to measure various spectral
parameters such as colour
co-ordinates or colour temperature
as a function of angle.
Since a number of different
parameters of white LEDs - such as
the colour temperature - vary
signifcantly with the beam angle,
these measurements play a very
important role.
While geometry-related
measurement errors can occur in
measurements performed in an
integrating sphere, the
goniophotometer - which is equipped
with servo motors and controlled fully
automatically by the SpecWinPRo
software - is also ideal for precisely
determining the radiant power and
luminous fux and, in turn, the
all-important luminous effciency
quotient, which is specifed in lm/W.
The SpecWinPRo software is again
used for the goniophotometer for
processing and presenting the
measurements, which are then
available in the IES and EULUMDAT
export formats for further processing.
These data formats represent the
characteristic beam data for an LED,
and they can then be used as the
starting data for the simulation of a
complete lamp.
SoURCE METER
The 2440 source meter from
keithley is essentially a high-
precision, programmable constant
current and constant voltage source
for actuating LEDs and LED modules
under test conditions in the
EBvLightLab. The current and voltage
can be precisely set via the serial
interface.
To minimise the load on the light
sources during the measurements,
the source meter can be software-
controlled so that the LEDs are
switched on only during the actual
measurement but remain switched
off during gaps between
measurements. The 2440 source
meter is also an ultra-high-precision
volt and ampere meter that transfers
the current, voltage and power data
to the measurement software via an
interface.
ADDITIoNAL MEASURING
INSTRUMENTS
The range of measuring equipment in
the EBv Elektronik LightLab also
includes an infrared camera. This
camera allows hot spots on circuit
boards to be identifed in good time
so that thermal management (i.e. the
proper dissipation of thermal losses)
can be optimised on the basis of this
data. In addition to these measuring
instruments, EBvs new LightLab also
features two lighting measurement
devices, the Mavo-Spot 2 light density
measuring device and the Mavolux
5032B luxmeter. By focusing on
objects such as roads, tunnels, sports
grounds or airfelds from a distance,
the Mavo-Spot 2 light density
camera enables corresponding light
density measurements (unit: cd/m
2
) to
be performed. It can also be used for
determining the light density of
displays, monitors or projection
screens.
The angle of detection of the
Mavo-Spot 2 is just 1, which allows
for a highly precise selection of the
measurement points or pixels on
which the device focuses. The
measurement object can be located
anywhere from 34 cm to an infnite
distance away from the device. The
Mavolux light meter allows users to
calculate the illumination levels
(measured in lux) at the workplace
and on other surfaces.
The EBvLightLab also features a
range of universal multimeters that
measure not only the actual effective
values of voltages and currents, but
also the effective power values.
These devices also enable the
measurement of resistances,
frequencies and capacitances.
Also featured by the EBvLightLab is
equipment for measuring and
monitoring temperature.
various pieces of equipment ranging
from small tools through miniature
drills to special stations for the
temperature-controlled soldering of
LEDs onto MCPCBs ensure that users
themselves can carry out small
modifcations or repairs directly in the
EBvLightLab. As you can see, EBv
takes care of the little things as well.
Distribution is today. Tomorrow is
eBV!
COvER STORY
EBv TAkES CARE
of ThE LITTLE ThINGS
AS WELL
A LABoRAToRy foR
EURoPEAN SMES
I
n 2012 we have reached a point in the
development of high quality white light
LEDs where this exciting new technology
can be used for general lighting in almost
all professional applications.
Today LED light engines can deliver very
high energy effciency, long life time, an
excellent quality of light, design fexibility
and controllability; all of which are
essential to creating high quality lighting
solutions for professional markets.
ThE LED LiGhT EnGinE
AT ThE hEART
of ThE LUMINAIRE
The lighting market is increasingly
becoming aware of the fact that there is no
way back to conventional lighting and is
moving quickly to embrace the new
technology. yet this transformation requires
a different approach from all involved and
the path is not without stumbling blocks
along the way.
STABLE LED LIGhT SoURCES
An oEM needs stability of light sources
when operating a mass volume business,
often reliant on automated production
processes. for decades this was the case
with conventional light sources, whereby
the specifcations and dimensions rarely
changed, but with LEDs this is not the
case. Increases in LED energy effciency
often mean lumen packages are increased,
that LED drivers are no longer compatible
and the thermal behaviour has therefore
also changed. All this necessitates a
redesign and the sourcing of new
components for a luminaire manufacturer.
These are factors that are not very
conducive for a fast adoption of LEDs.
Philips saw the need to bring stability of
LED light engines to this highly dynamic
market and to create a new proposition
that would allow oEMs to take advantage
of having the latest, best, most effcient
LEDs inside their luminaire, as well as to be
able to continue LED luminaire production
in large quantities. Therefore in 2008,
Philips introduced fortimo as the worlds
frst Future-Proof LED light engine.
The fortimo LED modules undergo
regular upgrades in LEDs inside and are at
the forefront of energy effciency, without
changing lumen package, dimensions,
thermal behaviour or compatibility with
existing Xitanium drivers.
A fortimo LED DLM 2000Lm module of the
frst generation (Gen1) from 2008, looks
exactly the same as the latest Gen3+
version from 2012 and it still produces
2000Lm, works on the same (and new)
Xitanium drivers, but instead of performing
ThE LIGhTING
MARkET NEEDS
STABILITy
TECHNOLOGIES
Annetta Kelso
Philips Lighting
Senior Marketing
Manager LED
Communication and
Training Philips Lighting
Technical Level:

SUMMARY
The challenge for LED
manufacturers is to
recognize and choose the
right technology for the
right application and to
be constantly researching
and looking out for
improved, cheaper ways
of producing white light.
Zhaga consortium
aims to make the LED
light sources (LED light
engines) manufactured
by different companies
interchangeable.
at 52 Lm/W, it now performs at 95
lm/W. The light output has remained the
same but the wattage has been halved
to 21W. That is the future proof promise.
Creating this constancy meant that
oEMs had a guaranteed, hassle-free
road map to LED innovation, all of
which would be implemented on the
inside of the fortimo modules, while the
outside would remain the same. oEMs
could focus on their strengths in terms
of optical, mechanical and electrical
expertise and the LED lighting industry
could embark on a new era of LED
innovation. A major step forward!
A SMART SySTEM APPRoACh,
ThE IMPoRTANCE of ThE LED
DRIvER
The LED module is however only part of
the LED light engine needed for the
luminaire. The LED driver is often
treated as an afterthought, but is really
at the heart of the whole LED
proposition. When a LED module is
upgraded with the latest, improved
generation of LEDs inside, it is very
much the question whether the current
driver the oEM is using will still be able
to ft with the new electrical
specifcations of the LED module. often
a newly upgraded LED module means
that a new driver has to be sourced.
Xitanium drivers and fortimo LED
Modules have been developed together,
in a smart system approach to support
the needs of luminaire manufacturers.
Xitanium drivers offer fexibility, high
quality and reliability and support the
fortimo future proof concept. The key
feature of Xitanium drivers is that they
work with operating windows and
adjustable output current. operating
windows offer the fexibility that is
necessary to manage new fortimo LED
module generations, as the driver will
operate any module with a current and
voltage setting that falls within the
window.
This enables future proof solutions and
continuation of production lines.
Xitanium drivers also have an adjustable
output current feature, which allows a
luminaire manufacturer to differentiate
himself with a unique LED Light engine
specifcation, by choosing for a lower or
higher lumen package and thereby also
an associated higher or lower effciency.
Adjusting the current is a smart feature
of the Xitanium drivers, which can be
done by means of a Programmable
driver and software tool, or by the use of
a resistor whose settings can be
changed and which is integrated in
either the LED module, cable or
connector.
further LED driver features that should
be considered, as they will enhance the
reliability and quality and are designed
to protect the life time of the LED Light
engine, include thermal derating, hot
rewiring and central DC operation.
A CoMPLICATED WoRLD
In the new LED world, oEMs and lighting
specifers have had to get used to
different terminology when referring to
LED solutions. No longer is the light
source denoted by its wattage (a 36W
fuorescent tube), but by its lumen
package (2000Lm downlight module).
With conventional lamps, colour shift and
colour consistency was rarely discussed
and no one ever talked about MacAdam
elipses. Thermal heat management and
passive or active cooling devices were
never on the agenda. Just keeping up to
date with the latest technological
developments, or application learnings
nowadays takes up a lot of time.
There has also been an explosion of
different types of LED modules on the
market; spot light versions, downlights,
linear strips, with all kinds of different
specifcations and promises. There are,
for instance, several different ways of
producing white light, ranging from the
blue LED and remote phosphor
combination favoured by the fortimo LED
DLM, the R/G/B approach, to the red and
white LED combinations used in LED
spot lighting. The challenge for LED
module manufacturers is to recognize
and choose the right technology for the
right application and to be constantly
researching and looking out for
improved, cheaper ways of producing
high quality white light. There are new
kids on the block, some of them with
good quality and some of them with
rather more dubious credentials.
When choosing the LED light engine for
a typical LED spotlight luminaire there
can often be 10 (slightly) different form
factors to choose from, with different
screw holes, electrical connections and
different lumen packages. It is a
TECHNOLOGIES
ZhAGA
SPECIfICATIoNS ARE
AIMED AT PRovIDING
UNIfICATIoN
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It was becoming increasingly clear that
some form of stability was needed.
That is why, in february 2010, 9 leading
lighting companies, amongst which
Philips, set up the Zhaga consortium.
That number has since risen to more than
180 companies from Asia, Europe and the
USA. Zhaga aims to make the LeD light
sources (LeD light engines)
manufactured by different companies
interchangeable. It does this by agreeing
specifcations for the mechanical,
photometric, thermal and electronic
compatibility of LED modules and drivers.
The Zhaga specifcations are aimed at
providing unifcation, peace of mind and
clarity amidst the disruption without
sacrifcing creativity and design freedom.
The intended result is faster adoption of
LED products in the market and greater
customer confdence in the technology.
Zhaga has already published books with
interface specifcations for LED Light
engines for downlighting, spotlighting,
streetlighting and is working on
specifcations for linear LED light engines.
The frst LeD module propositions
designed to be Zhaga compliant will be
shown at the Light & Building Fair 2012.
Amongst them will be several Fortimo LeD
modules.
EnTER THE ZHAGA
conSoRTiuM
bewildering experience for any lighting
professional.
CoNCLUSIoN
high Quality LED solutions have now clearly
reached the stage where they have already
become a viable, if not obvious, option for
general lighting solutions in all market
segments.
Their usage is sustainable and represents
the future. The rate of adoption, however,
will now depend on other factors; the oEMs
ability to grasp the essential differences
and processes need for LED manufacture,
the specifer understanding how to promote
LED systems, further cost price reductions
along the LED supply chain, the speed of
investment and economic developments.
There is a cool almost magical feel to
quality LED solutions. They represent the
21st century and will play a signifcant role
in helping to solve some of the key issues
and opportunities we face today.
Before Zhaga: examples of different Spot light modules
Example of Zhaga designed LED Spot light modules
time and 50 percent of energy
costs per day
Rif. Zelara
Zenaro Lighting
www.zenarolighting.com
Everlights Low/Mid Power
LEDs
Everlight Electronics announces
a series of Low/Mid Power LEDs
especially suited for use in solid
state lighting.
The new family has the ability to
provide customers a total solution
for lighting applications. Everlights
recent announcement of its Low/
Mid Power LED series is directed
towards light bar replacement and
omnidirectional bulb applications.
Theseriesconsistsof0,06W,
0,2W, 0,4W, and 0,5W products
with effciencies of >100lm/W
LEDsareofdifferentform
factors: 3020 and 3528 (0.06W),
5050 (0.2W), and 5630 (0.4W
and 0.5W) package sizes
AllLow/MidPowerLEDsfollow
ANSI binning, have a wide range
of CRI values (from 70 to 80),
and are undergoing LM80 testing
Rif. Low/Mid Power LEDs
Everlight Electronics
www.everlight.com
LED DRIVER/POWER SUPPLY
Mean Wells LPF-90 series
After the launch of LPF-
40(D)/60(D) series, Mean Well
further extend higher wattage of
90W LED power supplies LPF-90(D)
series, in order to fulfll the rapid
growth of dimming operation in the
LED lighting market. Built-in active
PFC function, LPF-90 series are
primary models with complete basic
function; they equip with additional
three-in-one dimming function
which offer system designers great
fexibility for designing lighting
fxtures by using 1~10VDC, PWM
signal, or changing resistance to
achieve brightness reduction and
energy saving purpose.
Seriesarefullypottedbyheat-
conducted glue (IP67 structure)
and enclosed by plastic case with
94V-0 fre prevention level, which
allow internal shock absorption
to withstand 5G vibration
Theypossessupto91%ofhigh
effciency and can work between
-40 ~ +70C by only free air
convection
Theseriesusesdoubleisolated
cable-style input/output (SJTW
18AWGx2C/30cm and SVT
18AWGx2C/30cm) for fexible
installations, additional control
wires (18AWGx2C) for the
dimming operation
ClassIIACinput(withoutFG)
design and protection for short
circuit, over voltage, overload,
and over temperature
Complywithglobalcertifcates
per UL8750, EN61347-1,
EN61347-2-13, and EN55015 of
lighting regulations
Suitableapplicationsinclude
outdoor/ indoor LED lighting,
commercial lighting, wash-wall
lighting, LED stage and theater
lighting, and LED decorative
lighting
Rif. LPF-90 (D)
Mean Well
www.meanwell.com
A selection of the most innova-
tive and interesting products for
the LED lighting sector.
Selection by Assodel, the Italian
association of electronics
suppliers
LED
Zenaro Lightings ZELARA
4FL and 6FL Series
Zenaro Lighting proposes a
new series of high-performance
downlights functioning as
adjustable spotlights and equipped
with LED technology.
Long since the better alternative
to traditional fuorescent lamp
mountings in general and basic
lighting, ceiling-mounted LED
lamps today provide the quality
of halogen spotlights up to 50W
as well as 20W HIT lamps to emit
directional light for any kind of
illumination.
Serieswith8,15or25W,
available with 3, 6 or 8 high
power LED
Weight:300tomax700grams
Twodiametersof118and
170mm in various beneft
packages and a very low
installation depth of 43mm
Twolightcoloursof2700Kand
5700K available, the emitted
UV and heat-free light does not
harm exhibits in shop windows
and showcases
LEDlifetimesof40.000hours,
they save fve to ten traditional
light-bulb replacements over
Products
Linear Technologys
LED driver LT3791
Linear Technology announces the
LT3791, a synchronous buck-boost
DC/DC LED driver and voltage
controller, which can deliver over
100W of LED power.
Its 4.7V to 60V input voltage
range makes it ideal for a wide
variety of applications, including
automotive, industrial and
architectural lighting.
Its output voltage can be set from
0V to 60V, enabling the LT3791
to drive a wide range of LEDs in a
single string.
Similarly, its output voltage can
be set from 0V to 60V, enabling
the LT3791 to drive a wide range
of LEDs in a single string.
Internal4-switchbuck-boost
controller operates from input
voltages above, below or equal
to the output voltage, ideal for
automotive applications,
where the input voltage can
vary dramatically during
stop/start
Itusesfourexternalswitching
MOSFETs and delivers from 5W
to over 100W of continuous LED
power with effciencies up to
98.5%
Switchingfrequencycanbe
programmed between 200kHz
and 700kHz or synchronized to
an external clock
V
OUT
disconnected from V
IN
during
shutdown
38-LeadTSSOPwith
Exposed Pad
Rif. LT3791
Linear Technology
www.linear.com
TECHNOLOGIES
LED/Modules
ACSEL ELECTROniCS (D)
T. 0119040938
Strada Torino 43
10043 orbassano (To)
acsel@acsel.it
www.acsel.it
ADiMPEX (D)
T. 071721091
via Adriatica 17/c
60022 Castelfidardo (AN)
info@adimpex.it
www.adimpex.it
AREDiCi (D)
T. 0516350822
via Zanardi 329/3
40131 Bologna (Bo)
sales@aredici.com
www.aredici.com
ARROW ELECTROniCS (D)
T. 02661251
20126 Milano (MI)
arrowinfo@arrowitaly.com
www.arrowitaly.it
AvAGO TEChnOLOGiES (M)
T. 039652741
via Colleoni 23
20041 Agrate Brianza (MB)
info@avagotech.com
www.avagotech.com
BELiEvE (D)
T. 0445579035
via Lago di Trasimeno 21
36015 Schio (vI)
info@believe.it
www.believe.it
CiMEE (M)
T. 0238007250
via Marzabotto 15
20151 Milano (MI)
info@cimee.it
www.cimee.it
COMPREL (D)
T. 03624961
via Saragat 4
20054 Nova Milanese (MI)
info@comprel.it
www.comprel.it
COnSORTiUM - ALTA (D)
T. 05575941
via E. Conti 19
50018 Scandicci (fI)
www.altasrl.com
COnSORTiUM - COGEDiS (D)
T. 0239005266
via Stephenson 88
20157 Milano (MI)
infoelett@cogedis.it
www.cogedissrl.com
COnSORTiUM - electronic point RM (D)
T. 065500128
via Domenico Lupatelli 64
00149 Roma (RM)
info@electronicpointsrl.it
www.electronicpointsrl.it
COnSORTiUM - electronic point To (D)
T. 0112165535
via Borgaro 87/11
10149 Torino (To)
info@electronicpoint.it
www.electronicpoint.it
COnSORTiUM - GARDELLA (D)
T. 01084141
via Lungobisagno Istria 33
16141 Genova (GE)
info@gardellaelettronica.it
www.gardellaelettronica.it
COnSORTiUM - GiAMPER (D)
T. 0437927547
via Nongole 240
32100 Castion (BL)
giamper@giamper.com
www.giamper.com
COvEL (D)
35019 Tombolo (PD)
info@covel.it
www.covel.it
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via G. Agnesi 123
20832 Desio (MB)
info@crosspoint.it
www.crosspoint.it
EBv ELEkTROnik (D)
T.0266096207
via frova 34
www.ebv.com
ELCART DiSTRiBUTiOn (D)
via M. Buonarroti 46
20093 Cologno Monzese (MI)
industria@elcart.it
www.elcart.com
ELEkTROniCA (D)
T. 0112203250
via orbetello 98
10148 Torino (To)
elektronica@elektronica.it
www.elektronica.it
fARnELL (D)
T. 0293995200
Corso Europa 20-22
20020 Lainate (MI)
www.farnell.com/it
it.farnell.com
fCE (D)
T. 028965131
via Merendi 42
info@fcedirect.com
www.fcedirect.com
fUTURE ELECTROniCS (D)
T. 02660941
via fosse Ardeatine 4
www.futurelightingsolutions.com
MC TROniC (D)
T. 032386931
Corso Milano 180
28883 Gravellona Toce (vB)
info@mctronic.it
www.mctronic.it
MELChiOni (D)
T. 025794233
via Pietro Colletta 37
20135 Milano (MI)
industria@melchioni.it
www.melchioni.it
MSC iTALiA (D)
T. 039630891
via Torri Bianche 6
20059 vimercate (MI)
italy@msc-ge.com
www.msc-ge.com
ORvEM (D)
T. 0234541160
via Sacco E. vanezetti 34
orvem@tin.it
www.orvem.com
PhiLiPS LUMiLEDS (M)
via Casati 23
20900 Monza (MB)
www.philipslumileds.com
PhiLiPS OEM (M)
T. 0392036141
via Casati 23
Monza (MB)
www.philips.com
RS COMPOnEnTS (D)
T. 02660581
via De vizzi 93/95
ordini@rs-components.com
www.rswww.it
RUTROnik iTALiA (D)
T. 02409511
via Caldera 21
20153 Milano (MI)
italia_mi@rutronik.com
www.rutronik.com
SEOUL SEMiCOnDUCTOR (M)
T. 039599503
via Bergamo 39
23807 Merate (LC)
carlo@seoulsemicon.it
www.seoulsemicon.com
SiLiCA (D)
T. 02660921
via Alessandro Manzoni 44
20095 Cusano Milanino (MI)
silica.milano@avnet.com
www.silica.com
ShARP ELECTROniCS (M)
C.D. Colleoni pal. Taurus 2
www.sharpsme.com
SOTEC EnGinEERinG (D)
T. 0114530129
via Sansovino 217
10151 Torino (To)
info@soteceng.com
www.soteceng.com
SPECiAL-inD (D)
T. 026074741
Piazza Spotorno 3
20159 Milano (MI)
specialind@specialind.it
www.specialind.it
STARDAy (D)
T. 0513175111
via Serra 34 - 40012 Lippo di
Caldera di Reno (Bo)
www.stardaysrl.it
SySMA ELETTROniCA (D)
T. 0119063140
Strada Torino 43
10043 orbassano (To)
info@sysmasrl.it
www.sysmasrl.it
TOShiBA ELEC. EUROPE (M)
T. 03968701
via Paracelso 14
Centro Dir. Colleoni
20041 Agrate Brianza (MI)
www.toshiba-components.com
TT ELECTROniCS (M)
T. 026888951
via francesco Arese 12
20159 Milano (MI)
info@ttelectronics.it
www.ttelectronics.it
UnivERSAL SCiEnCE
T. 0239561361
via Torino 89
Bareggio (MI)
info.it@universal-science.com
www.universal-science.com
vECTOR ELECTROniC (D)
T. 0200620401
via P. Nenni 19
vector@vector.it
www.vector.it
vELCO (D)
T. 0444922922
Div. folgore 9m
36100 vicenza (vI)
info@velco-electronic.com
www.velco-electronic.com
viShAy SEMiCOnDUCTOR (M)
T. 02998241
via Mascagni 42
20030 Senago (MI)
www.vishay.com
WELT ELECTROniC (D)
T. 055302631
via Della Treccia 33
50145 firenze (fI)
info@weltelectronic.it
www.weltelectronic.it
Power supply
T. 02661251
20126 Milano (MI)
www.arrowitaly.it
AvnET ABACUS (D)
T. 02660921
via Manzoni 44
milano@avnet-abacus.eu
www.avnet-abacus.eu
COMPREL (D)
T. 03624961
via Saragat 4
info@comprel.it
www.comprel.it
DELTA ELETTROniCA (D)
T. 030226272
via Rep. argentina 24/32
Brescia (BS)
info@deltaelettronica.com
www.deltaelettronica.com
DiGiMAX (D)
T. 0444574066
via Delle Magnolie 4
36050 Sovizzo (vI)
digimax@digimax.it
www.digimax.it
EBv ELEkTROnik (D)
T.0266096207
via frova 34
www.ebv.com
ELCART DiSTRiBUTiOn (D)
T. 0225117310
via Michelangelo Buonarroti 46
20093 Cologno Monzese (MI)
industria@elcart.it
www.elcart.com
fAST ELETTROniCA (D)
T. 022610141
via Rovetta 35
20127 Milano (MI)
sales@fastelettroniva.com
www.fastelettronica.com
T. 02660941
Components & Systems suppliers
The list of the components suppliers for the lighting industry. The list is divided in products categories with the name of those who
in italy produce or distribute LeDs, optics, power supplies, connectors and development tools. The list is in alphabetical order by
company name.The companies highlighted are members of Assodel (italian Association of electronics Suppliers)
iLLUMinOTROniCA/Lightronics
Assodel - Duplication/copies prohibited
COMPANIES
COMPANIES

hAnTELEC (D)
T. 0266223000
via Cialdini 37
20161 Milano (MI)
info@hantelec.it
www.hantelec.it
iDEA - GRUPPO GiORDAnO (D)
T. 0442659005
via Parallela 2/4
villa Bartolomea (vR)
info@gruppogiordano.com
www.gruppogiordano.com
LARCET (D)
T. 0640043824
via Romano de Caterini 44
00147 Roma (RM)
info@larcet.com
www.larcet.com
MELChiOni (D)
T. 025794233
20135 Milano (MI)
www.melchioni.it
MT LiGhTS (M)
T. 0236514034
via Cialdini 37
20161 Milano (MI)
sales@mtlights.it
www.mtlights.it
PEi GEnESiS (D)
T. 029328501
via Magenta 77
20017 Rho (MI)
www.peigenesis.com
PhiLiPS OEM (M)
T. 0392036141
via Casati 23
Monza (MB)
www.philips.com
POWERBOX iTALiA (M)
T. 0396013849
via resegone 28
Camparada (MB)
www.powerbox.info
RECOM (M)
peretta@recom-distribution.at
www.recom-international.com
TDk EPC (M)
T. 025099541
via Mecenate 90
20138 Milano (MI)
sales.italy@epcos.com
www.tdk-epc.com
viCOR (M)
T. 0222472326
via Milanese 20
ogioia@vicr.com
www.vicr.com
LED drivers
AnALOG DEviCES (D)
T. 0396612916
via Monza 7A - CD Parco Tecnologico
Energy Park Building 03
20871 vimercate (MB)
www.analog.com
T. 02661251
20126 Milano (MI)
www.arrowitaly.it
COMPREL (D)
T. 03624961
via Saragat 4
info@comprel.it
www.comprel.it
EBv ELEkTROnik (D)
T.0266096207
via frova 34
www.ebv.com
fAiRChiLD
SEMiCOnDUCTOR (D)
T. 022491111
via Carducci 125
www.fairchildsemi.com
T. 02660941
inTERSiL (M)
T. 0236567330
via Manzoni 44
www.intersil.com
infinEOn TEChnOLOGiES (D)
T. 02 252041
via vipiteno 4
20128 Milano (MI)
info.italy@infineon.com
www.infineon.com
LinEAR TEChnOLOGy (D)
T. 0395965080
via Colleoni 17
CD Colleoni Palazzo orione 3
www.linear.com
MAXiM inTEGRATED
PRODUCTS (D)
Agrate Brianza (MB)
www.maxim-ic.com
MELChiOni (D)
T. 025794233
20135 Milano (MI)
www.melchioni.it
nATiOnAL
SEMiCOnDUCTOR (D)
T. 02575631
Strada 7 Pal. R3 CD Milanofiori
20089 Rozzano (MI)
www.national.com
nXP SEMiCOnDUCTOR (D)
T. 0392168649
via Casati 23
20900 Monza (MB)
www.nxp.com
On SEMiCOnDUCTOR (D)
T. 029239311
via Brescia 26
20060 Cernusco sul Naviglio (MI)
www.onsemi.com
POWER inTEGRATiOnS (D)
T. 0289286000
via De Amicis 2
20091 Bresso (MI)
www.powerint.com
TEXAS inSTRUMEnTS (D)
T. 80027583927
via Torri Bianche, 6
20871 vimercate (MB))
www.ti.com
Optics
ACAL Bfi iTALy (D)
T. 02893401
via Cascina venina 20a
20090 Assago (MI)
info@acaltechnology.it
www.acaltechnology.com
T. 02661251
20126 Milano (MI)
www.arrowitaly.it
BELiEvE (D)
T. 0445579035
via Lago di Trasimeno 21
36015 Schio (vI)
info@believe.it
www.believe.it
COMPREL (D)
T. 03624961
via Saragat 4
info@comprel.it
www.comprel.it
EBv ELEkTROnik (D)
T.0266096207
via frova 34
www.ebv.com
fRAEn (M)
T. 0290394049
via Stelvio 12
20019 Settimo Milanese (MI)
info@fraen.com
www.fraen.com
fLyTECh (M)
T. 0437989000
via DellArtigianato 65
32010 Pieve DAlpago (BL)
www.fytech.biz
fRAMOS iTALiA (D)
T. 0396899635
Centro Dir. Colleoni
info@framos.it
www.framos.it
T. 02660941
www.futureelectronics.com
LEDiL (M)
Salo (finland)
www.ledil.com
MELChiOni (D)
T. 025794233
20135 Milano (MI)
www.melchioni.it
T-LED (D)
T. 0302793540
via Matteotti 161/163 A
25086 Rezzato (BS)
www.t-led.it
Connectors/IP&E
BCE (D)
T. 0536811616
via Regina Pacis 54/c
41049 Sassuolo (Mo)
bce@bce.it
www.bce.it
BMv ELECTROniC SOLUTiOn (D)
T. 02665990
via Cant 38
info@bmvsrl.it
www.bmvsrl.it
COMESTERO SiSTEMi (D)
T. 039625091
via Bolzano 1/E
20871 vimercate (MB)
info@comestero.com
www.comesterosistemi.com
ELDECO (D)
T. 013804068
via Millo 36/A
10141 Torino (To)
www.eldeco.it
info@eldeco.it
fCi (M)
T. 0114519611
Strada Del francese 137
10156 Torino (To)
italyelx@fci.com
www.fciconnect.com
MOLEX (M)
T. 0295055227
via A. Grandi
20063 Cernusco sul Naviglio (MI)
mxitaly@molex.com
www.molex.com
PhOEniX COnTACT (D)
T. 02660591
via Bellini 39/41
info_it@phoenixcontact.com
www.phoenixcontact.it
TE COnnECTiviTy (M)
T. 0114012111
Corso f.lli Cervi 15
10093 Collegno (To)
www.te.com
WEiDMLLER (M)
via A. Einstein 4
weidmuller@weidmuller.it
www.weidmuller.com
WRTh ELEkTROnik (M)
T. 0471066705
via Enzenberg 2
39018 Terlano (BZ)
eisos-italy@we-online.com
www.we-online.com
Development tools/
instrumentation
OXyTECh (M)
T. 0293563258
via Gian Battista vico 54
com@oxytech.it
www.oxytech.it
yOkOGAWA (M)
T. 02660551
via Pelizza Da volpedo 53
info@it.yokogawa.com
www.yokogawa.com
Others
REi (M)
T. 049701725
via Majorana 8B
35010 Cadoneghe (PD)
tim@reipower.it
www.reipower.it
UnivERSAL SCiEnCE (M)
T. 0239561361
via Torino 89
Bareggio (MI)
info.it@universal-science.com
www.universal-science.com
WETEC (M)
T. 03331701176
Corso Italia 2
21013 Gallarate (vA)
info@wetec.it
www.wetec.it
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