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...  , the University of Lincoln embarked on a major refurbishment of ‘The Courts’,its complex of 17 student halls of residence with 1,037 furnished bedrooms, common areas and shared kitchens. To ensure that the project supported the university’s environmental goals, the facilities teams went to market for efficient indoor lighting products to replace existing 2D and T26 switchstart fluorescent luminaires and battens. Phil Lawson, Head of Electrical Projects at the University of Lincoln, says: “We needed LED ...

...  and maintenance. This included specific LED board design, prototypes and photometric tests. As well as providing a one-for-one replacement of the existing T5 fitting, the LED luminaire had to incorporate air slots to allow the building’s air conditioning system to function correctly. In effect, this meant a smaller area of illuminated panel to allow effective air slots to be incorporated. A key objective driving the lighting refurbishment was to achieve a Tenancy Lighting Energy Efficiency Assessment ...

...  and maintenance needs of the arch - installed the new lighting comprising 228 RGBW LED floodlights. To speed up installation Thorn coordinated and designed a custom bracket to allow the existing fixings to be used. The heart of the new lighting solution is the controls system, designed by Thorn together with a partner which brings the endless possibilities the LED lighting installation provides to life. Refurbishment and upgrading of existing lighting to LED is ongoing with all the Emergency Exit Signage ...