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ETAP LIGHTING

Excellent lighting, saving energy

COMPANY PROFILE

1. Founded in 1949.2. Annual turnover : 62

mio €.3. 600 employees.4. 7 % of annual

turnover re-invested in R&D every year.

5. R&D in Belgium.6. Sales units across

Europe and Dubai.7. ISO9001.8. ISO14001.

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ETAP LIGHTING


SALES UNITS

1. BELGIUM ( head office ).

2. The Netherlands.3. Germany.4. France.5. United Kingdom.6. Italy.7. Poland.8. Spain.9. Dubai.10.Portugal ( joint

venture Schréder ).11.Export ( Jordan ).

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OFFICES

• Ernst & Young, Belgium.• Regent Palace, UK.• Unilever, the Netherlands.• Procter & Gamble, South Africa.

BANKS

• ING Brussels, Belgium.• Dresdner Bank, Germany.• Bank of England, UK.• BANIF, Portugal.

GOVERNMENT

• Cité Judiciaire, Luxemburg.• Generalitat de Catalunya, Spain.• London Metropolitan Police, UK.• Ministère des Finances, France.

INDUSTRY

• Johnson & Johnson, Belgium.• Eurocopter, Spain.• Toyota, Belgium/France/Spain.• Volvo Gent, Belgium.


REFERENCES

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TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS

• TNT, the Netherlands.• Schiphol airport, the Netherlands.• RATP, France.• Airport Cairo, Egypt.

EDUCATION

• Princess Noura University, Saudi-Arabia.

• Universiteit Lund, Sweden.• Humboldt Universität, Germany.• KUL Leuven, Belgium.

SHOPS

• Auchan, France/Spain.• Carrefour, Belgium/Spain.• BARWA, Qatar.• IKEA, Belgum/Spain/Portugal.

HEALTHCARE

• TAIF, Saudi-Arabia.• Hospital San Roque, Spain.• Middelheim, Belgium.• Hôpital Sainte Anne, France.


REFERENCES

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Our vision in Lighting

3 E’s :ENERGYECOLOGYERGONOMICS

ENERGY : Achieving the required lighting solution using less power.

ECOLOGY : By installing less power contributing actively to the drop-down of the emission of CO².

ERGONOMICS : Reaching the desired result in the most comfortable way for the customer.


3 E’s

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ENERGY

Reducing the total absorbed power in a building by :

1. The use of HR Silver – highly translucent diffusor materials.

2. Outsmarting the competition by re-arranging the lay-out of the lighting fixtures.

3. The use of simple control systems ( daylight harvesting and motion detection ) : individual control systems per luminaire.


3 E’s

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HR SILVER


3 E’s

HR Silver :

1. High reflection degree of 98%

2. The LOR of the fixtures will increase enormously.

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HR SILVER


3 E’s

HR Silver :

1. High reflection degree of 98%

2. The LOR of the fixtures will increase enormously.

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HR SILVER


3 E’s

HR Silver :

1. Multiple reflections within 1 reflector increased : T5 => more baffles.

2. Reduction in volume of optics.

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Calculation example


3 E’s

HR Silver :

1. HR SILVER : 28 luminaires needed.

2. Standard aluminium : 36 luminaires needed.

SAVINGS : 22%

1. Room 14.4m by 10.8m2. 500 lux desired3. Lamps: 1 x 35W

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MESO & HALO-OPTICS


3 E’s

HALO & Meso-Optics :

1. Traditional diffusors : poor efficiency – no light control.

2. ETAP Lighting offers : HALO-Optics® & MESO-Optics®

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MESO-Optics®


3 E’s

Meso-Optics® :

1. Microscopic structure allows controlled light distribution -> no scattering of light

2. Efficiency : 30% higher compared to traditional diffusor products

Traditional diffusionwith 30 % loss of light.

MesoOptics™ allows 92 %light transmission.

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HALO-Optics®


3 E’s

HaloOptics® diffusorThe transparent inclusions of

HaloOptics® absorb less light;as a result the luminaire efficiency is

higher.

HALO-Optics® :

1. Transparant inclusions avoid loss of light : LOR up to 95%

2. Traditional diffusor products : impurities lead to a substantial loss of light

Traditional diffusor

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Lay-out luminaires


3 E’s

Smart lay-out :

1. Use of HR Silver –highly translucent diffusors : increase spacing between luminaires

2. Multiple lamp positions within 1 reflector ( U5 : 9 lamppositions )

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Smart & simple control systems


3 E’s

Control systems :

1. Daylight harvesting : ELS.

2. Motion detection : MDS.

=> Individual control systems on luminaire level

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ELS ( ETAP LichtregelSysteem )


3 E’s

ELS :

1. Dimming of the lamps : daylight harvesting

2. Yearly savings : 35% average

3. No extra wiring

4. Individually adjustable

5. Maximum efficiency per fixture

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ERGONOMICS

Maximising the comfort for the user :

1. Covering up the brightness of the lamps : you shouldn’t see the light !

2. Ease of installation : pushing down the time required for installation ( special mounting accessories ).

3. Ease of maintenance : hinged reflectors and screwed electronic gear to facilitate easy maintenance operation.


3 E’s

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Luminance control


3 E’s

Brightness control :

1. The use of EQUILUM reflectors to shield off the brightness of the lamp

2. You shouldn’t see the light ! You need light on the workplane

EQUILUM® baffles for a uniform luminance in all directions

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Installation


3 E’s

Ease of installation :

1. Specially designed mounting accessories

2. Wieland snap-ins for connection to the mains ( in/out through wiring )

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Maintenance


3 E’s

Ease of maintenance :

1. Hinged reflectors : no complete removal of the reflector

2. Electronic gear : fixed by screws : easily replacable at the end of lifetime

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ECOLOGY

Reduction of connected load :

1. The less power consumed : the less CO² will be emitted ( = preservation of our environment ).

2. Bringing down connected load for lighting : drop down of heat burden in a building.

3. GREENLIGHT : ETAP acknowledged by European Commission as MAIN ENDORSER GREENLIGHT program.


3 E’s

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ECOLOGY

1. NIKE : winner of the Greenlight award 2003.

2. Johnson & Johnson : Greenlight award winner in 2002.


3 E’s

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NIKE LAAKDAL

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INTRODUCTION

• Opening NIKE Customer Services Center : september 1994.

• Extension storage and process capacity : 1998 – 1999.

• At present : NIKE Laakdal = main distribution center for footwear and apparel for Europe – Middle East and North Africa.

• No. of employees : approx. 1.500.

• Built-on surface : 18 ha.

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PEOPLE-PROFIT-PLANET

• People : optimize working conditions.• Profit : eye for a correct price – energy savings.• Planet : contribute to improvement ( emission CO² ).

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RELIGHTING PROJECT

• Before relighting : 2.096 luminaires.• Total connected load : 233,97 kW.• Fixtures with white lacquered reflector.• Low Watt ballasts – starter ignition.• Maintaining illumination levels.• Lighting was not adapted to location of

working stations and conveyor belts.

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ETAP : PEOPLE

• Proposition ETAP :– People :

• Maintaining existing cable channels.• Use of hammered aluminium reflector.

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ETAP : PROFIT

• Proposition ETAP :– Profit :

• 1.644 lighting fixtures.• Total connected load : 115,74 kW. • Less lamps => savings in maintenance expenses.• Pay-back time of complete investment including installation :

less than 4 years.

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ETAP : PLANET

• Proposition ETAP :– Planet :

• Drop-down of connected load : reduction in emission of CO².• Use of synthetic cover strip between fittings forbidden => use

of specially designed metal sheet cover strips.

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LED TECHNOLOGY

GENERAL FEATURES LEDS :

• Long useful lifetime : MTTF : L50/B50 : critical current & Tj => power surges.

• High energy-efficiency possible : 160 lm./W for cold white LED by 2013.

• Colour temperature : 1.000 – 10.000 K.• Colour rendering : between 60-98.• Immediate light efficiency when switched on.• Easily dimmable over a broad range : up to 0,1%.• Environmental friendly : lowest ecological footprint.• No IR or UV radiation : museums – foodstuff – clothing shops.

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LED CHALLENGES

How to create a suitable light distribution ?• Bare LED’s : lambertian light distribution : no control. • Result : high specific loads ( W/m²/100 lux ) without any

decent light treatment.

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LED CHALLENGES

ETAP’s answer : LENS Technology :• Wide variety of lenses : narrow – medium – wide -

asymmetrical.• Diffusor or foils such as Meso-Optics.• Lens + reflector for emergency lighting.

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LED CHALLENGES

How to control the luminance ?• Bare LED’s : point source : extremely high luminance. • Naked LED 3 W. HP : 100.000.000 cd/m² T5 HE lamp

: 17.500 cd/m².

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LED CHALLENGES

ETAP’s answer : LENS Technology :• Lenses with textured surface : diffusion of the luminance.• UGR < 19 => luminance < 1.000 cd/m² at 65° !• Lenses avoid any direct exposure to LED’s.

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LED CHALLENGES

How to control the heat development ?• 25% energy LED converted into light 75% converted

into heat.• The higher the Tj, the lower lumen output and lifetime

expectancy.

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LED CHALLENGES

ETAP’s answer : improved heatsink & foil :• Proper heatsink ensuring heat dissipation ( free

circulation of heat required ).• Thermal foil in between PCB and heatsink to improve

heat transfer => reducing Tj ( extending lifetime LED’s ).

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LED CHALLENGES

How to avoid colour differentation ?• LED’s ( even though belonging to the same colour

temperature ) show wide variety in colour perception.• Colour shifting within 4 SDCM : considered acceptable.

Ansi C78.377A (7SDCM)

4SDCM

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LED CHALLENGES

ETAP’s answer : colour binning :• ETAP applies sub-binning concept :

– Less than 2 SDCM within one LED luminaire.– Less than 2 SDCM within one single order delivery.

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LED PRODUCT OVERVIEW

DOWNLIGHTER D42 :• Luminous flux up to 3.100

lumen.• Efficacy : up to 70 lm./W.• UGR lower than 19.• Low in-depth mounting height :

< 70 mm.• Tj < 65° : 6 years guarantee on

downlighter.• Different RAL-colour

combinations.• Integration of daylight sensor

or emergency module.• Toolless installation : twist &

lock technique.

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OFFICE LIGHTING U7 :• Luminous flux up to 5.050

lumen.• Efficacy : up to 85 lm./W.• UGR lower than 19.• Available light

distributions : narrow –medium – wide.

• Welded angles and textured paint finish.

• Surge protection.• 5 years guarantee

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OFFICE LIGHTING R7 :• Luminous flux up to 5.100

lumen.• Efficacy : up to 86 lm./W.• UGR lower than 19.• Available light distributions :

narrow – medium – wide.• Welded angles and textured

paint finish.• Surge protection.• 5 years guarantee• Individual or in line mounting.• Slim design : 15 mm. high.

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INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING E7 :• Luminous flux up to 12.000

lumen.• Efficacy : up to 81 lm./W.• UGR lower than 19.• Available light distributions :

asymmetric narrow – medium – wide.

• Surge protection.• 5 years guarantee• Individual or in line mounting

=> line mounting ensures flexible positioning of light fitting.

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EMERGENCY LIGHTING


Reliability

Compliance with :

• EN1838

• EN50172

Self-contained EL :

• EST

• EST+

• ESM

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EMERGENCY LIGHTING


EN1838

Anti-panic lighting : 0,5 lux. Escape route lighting : 1 lux. Signage : 2 cd/m² EL for high risk working stations.

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EMERGENCY LIGHTING


EN50172

EN 50172 : checking EL installation:

Monthy : function test ( 2 min. )

Yearly : duration test ( 1 h. autonomy )

Logbook indicating :

Test moments scheduled

Test results – fault indications

Modifications to EL installation

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EMERGENCY LIGHTING


EST & EST+

Frequency function test

Frequency duration test

Fault indication

Time of test

Adjustable test time

Duration via test button

Continued burning

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EMERGENCY LIGHTING


ESM

ETAP SAFETY MANAGER :

1. Management EL using Internet.

2. Extra safety.

3. Saving time and money.

4. EN50172 : automatic reporting.

5. Suitable for any building configuration.

6. Easy expandable and adjustable.

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ESM

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ESM

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ESM

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K1

1. Elegant and compact design

2. Safe and environment friendly

3. Ingenious photometry lighting: wide-

angled distribution Fresnel lens or diffuser

single-sided signage: non-reflective cover

double-sided signage: narrow beam Fresnel lens

4. Installation-friendly5. Comprehensive

range6. IP42

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K1

Single-sided signage: non-reflective cover + light window

Optionally with LED + lightguide

Double-sided signage: narrow beam Fresnel lens

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K2

1. IP65 dust and waterproof

2. IK10 impact-resistant

3. Safe and environment friendly

4. Ingenious photometry

5. Simple, IP65-proof mounting

6. A complete range for interior and exterior use

7. Exterior lighting of final emergency exit (t > -15°C)

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K2

Productrange IK Joule Weight Height

K1 IK04 0,5J +/- 50gr 1m

K2 IK10 20J +/- 2kg 1m

K3 IK08 5,0J +/- 500 gr

Productrange

IP

1st digit: resistance to solid abjects and

dust2nd digit: resistance to

waterK1 IP42 4 Solid objects > 1

mm2 Falling waterstrips

(15° slope)

K2 IP65 6 Dust protected 5 Jet proof

K3 IP66 6 Heavy jet proof

1. IP65 & IK10 2. Simple, IP65-proof

mounting brackets cable glands

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K2• Ingenious

photometry Fresnel lens (cfr K1) signage (both single

and double sided) optionally with LED + lightguide (cfr K1)

light window for single sided and double sided

• Outdoor use LED’s (insensitive to

low temperature) heating element

(battery temperature not below 5°C)

for final exit: lens to bundle light

light sensor

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K3

1. IP66 dust- and waterthight brackets

2. IK08 3. Ingenious

photometry: wide-or narrow-angled specular reflector

4. High risk task area lighting

5. Explosive dust atmospheres (Atex II)

6. Exterior lighting of final emergency exit (t > -10°C)

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K5

1. “Less is more”2. Less luminaires3. Signage – perfectly

illuminated4. Complete product

range5. Easy mounting

and easy maintenace

6. Environment friendly

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K51. “Less is more”

flat and seamless border (1 mm out of ceiling)

completely recessed square LED’s

2. Less luminaires and perfectly illuminated signage escape route: wide

angle reflector (large interdistance)

anti-panic: diffusor (large surface)

diffusor + internal reflector

3. Easy mounting and easy maintenance

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K6

1. Minimalist design

2. Reliable

3. Easy to install

4. Wide range

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K7

1. LED tecnology : • Low energy cost• Low

maintencance cost

2. Fewer luminaires required due to Fresnel lens.

3. Improved sign visibility increases safety.

4. Easy to mount and maintain.

5. Upgradable to ETAP Safety Manager;

6. Low ecological footprint.

7. Complete range.

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K7

Well-thought-out ligh

distribution, fewer

luminaires :1. Escape route: wide

and narrow-angled reflector

2. Anti-panic: wide-angled lens

1 lux0,5 lux 118 m²

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2,25

m

5 lux

K7

Better sign visibility,

increased safety :1. LED + light guide

2. picto with dot-matrix

3. escape route and lightspot module

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K9

1. Compact design2. LED Technology:

efficiency long life ingenious

photometry3. Complete series4. Care for the

environment

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K9

Expected lifetime of lightsources used for emergency lighting

Lightsource Expected lifetime (h)

Fluorescent lamp

7000 – 8000

LED 20000 –100000

The lifetime depends on the application

Escape route

Anti-panic

LED Technology: Compact Long life of LED’s Photometry as a

function of the application

o cooling cells for LEDo lightsource control

LED not effected by switching

Environment friendlyo LEDo NiMH

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KL

1. Large viewing distances

2. LEDs3. High-performance

photometry4. Easy to mount and

safe maintenance5. Easy logistics6. Extension of the

ETAP range

KL7 KL8 KL9Single- or double-sided Four-sided

420 x 210 x 94 mm 640 x 330 x 94 mm 250 x 280 x 250 mm

38 m 62 m 50 m

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KL

High-performancephotometry

LEDs Diffusor (left & right) Reflector (top &

bottom) Light source control

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