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External lighting systems

2011-2012

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Subsidiaries

Headquarters

Representative Offices

iGuzzini illuminazione spa62019 Recanati, Italyvia Mariano Guzzini, 37PO Box 56.75.103Tel. (+39) 071.75881Fax (+39) [email protected] video: (+39) 071.7588453

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ANTWERPENResidentie Het Museum IIMuseumstraat 11, BUS AB-2000 AntwerpenTel. (+32) 03.2411400Fax (+32) [email protected]

BERLINHeinrich-Heine-Str. 62d10179 BerlinTel. (+49) 030.8856110Fax (+49) 030.88682900

GLASGOWBerkeley Street, 4G3 7DW GlasgowTel. (+44) 0141.2291322Fax (+44) 0141.2485301

GUILDFORDAstolat WayAstolat Business ParkOff Old Portsmouth RoadGU3 1NE Guildford SurreyTel. (+44) 01483.468000Fax (+44) [email protected]

HAMBURGRugenbarg, 6722848 NorderstedtTel. (+49) 040.52876812Fax (+49) 040.52876813

HELSINKILemuntie, 3-5FI-00510 HelsinkiTel. (+358) 207289840Fax (+358) [email protected]

KBENHAVNVrkstedsmagasinetRefshalevej 153A, 21432 Kbenhavn KTel. (+45) 33179595 Fax (+45) [email protected]

MADRIDCalle del General Ora 70, 6 planta28006 MadridTel. (+34) 91.4345970Fax (+34) [email protected]

MILANOVia S.Damiano, 320122 MilanoTel. (+39) 02.7621161Fax (+39) 02.76211641

MNCHENBunsenstrasse, 582152 PlaneggTel. (+49) 089.8569880Fax (+49) 089.8569883

NEW YORK60 Madison Avenue, 2nd floorNew York, NY 10010 - USATel. (+1) 212 4818188

OSLOBrynsveien, 50667 OsloTel. (+47) 23067850Fax (+47) [email protected]

PARIS10 boulevard de la Bastille75012 ParisTel. (+33) 1.40528181Fax (+33) 1.40528182

SHANGHAIiGuzzini Lighting Co., LtdNo. 2758 Huan Cheng West RoadFengxian Industrial ParkShanghai 201401Tel. (+86) 021 6341 1199Fax (+86) 021 3365 [email protected]

SINGAPORE3 International Business ParkUnit Nos. #02-18/19Nordic European CentreSingapore 609927Tel. (+65) 65677910Fax (+65) [email protected]

ST. PETERSBURGiGuzzini Finland & Baltic OyRo in St.PetersburgSofiskaya Street 14RU-192236 St. PetersburgTel. (+7) 812.326 6565Fax (+7) 812.326 [email protected]

ROMAVia Panama, 5200198 RomaTel. (+39) 06.85354792Fax (+39) [email protected]

ZRICHUetlibergstrasse, 1948045 ZrichTel. (+41) 044.4654646Fax (+41) [email protected]

BELGIUMBelgium and LuxemburgiGuzzini illuminazione Benelux Bvba/SprlResidentie "Het Museum II"Museumstraat 11, BUS AB-2000 AntwerpenTel. (+32) 03 2411400Fax (+32) 03 [email protected]

THE NETHERLANDSiGuzzini illuminazione Benelux Bvba/SprlCosterweg, 56702 AA WageningenTel. (+31) 3.17497865Fax (+31) [email protected]

CHINAiGuzzini Lighting (China) Co., LtdNo. 2758 Huan Cheng West RoadFengxian Industrial ParkShanghai 201401Tel. (+86) 021.634111 99Fax (+86) 021.336552 [email protected]

DENMARKiGuzzini illuminazione DanmarkFilial af iGuzzini illuminazione Spa, ItalienVrkstedsmagasinetRefshalevej 153A, 21432 Kbenhavn KTel. (+45) 33179595 Fax (+45) [email protected]

FINLANDiGuzzini Finland & Baltic OyLemuntie, 3-500510 HelsinkiTel. (+358) 207 289840Fax (+358) 9 [email protected]

FRANCEiGuzzini illuminazione France10 boulevard de la Bastille75012 ParisTel. (+33) 1.40528181Fax (+33) [email protected]

GERMANYiGuzzini illuminazione Deutschland GmbH - ZentraleBunsenstrasse, 582152 PlaneggTel. (+49) 089.8569880Fax (+49) [email protected]

HONG KONG-MACAO-TAIWANiGuzzini Hong Kong LimitedUnits 803 & 805 8th Floor Tower IEnterprise Square INo.9 Sheung Yuet RoadKowloon, Hong KongTel. (+852) 25166504Fax (+852) [email protected]

NORTH AMERICAiGuzzini Lighting North America5455 Rue De Gaspe, suite 100Montral, QC, CANADA H2T 3B3Tel. 514 523 1339 - Fax 514 525 6107383 Adelaide Street WestToronto, ON, CANADA M5V 1S4Tel. 416 408 3995 - Fax 416 408 4269827 Powell StreetVancouver, B.C., CANADA V6A 1H7Tel. 604 215 1539 - Fax 604 215 1548iGuzzini Lighting USA, Ltd60 Madison Avenue, 2nd floorNew York, NY 10010 - USATel. (+1) 212 4818188

NORWAYiGuzzini illuminazione Norge A.S.Brynsveien, 50667 OsloTel. (+47) 23067850Fax (+47) [email protected]

RUSSIAOOO "iGuzzini Illuminazione RussiaBolshaya Cherkizovskaya, 24/A107553 MoscowRussian FederationTel. (+7) 495.3802767Fax (+7) [email protected]

SINGAPOREiGuzzini South East Asia3 International Business ParkUnit Nos. #02-18/19 Nordic European Centre609927 SingaporeTel. (+65) 65677910Fax (+65) [email protected]

SPAINiGuzzini Illuminazione Espaa S.APolgono Industrial Can San JoanAvda. de la Generalitat, 168/17008174 Sant Cugat del Valls BarcelonaTel. (+34) 93.5880034Fax (+34) [email protected]

SWEDENiGuzzini Illuminazione SwedenFilial of iGuzzini Illuminazione S.p.A., Italysgatan, 115116 24 StockholmTel. (+46) 8.6151540Fax (+46) [email protected]

SWITZERLANDiGuzzini illuminazione Schweiz AGUetlibergstrasse, 1948045 ZrichTel. (+41) 044.4654646Fax (+41) [email protected]

UNITED KINGDOMiGuzzini illuminazione UK LtdAstolat WayAstolat Business ParkOff Old Portsmouth RoadGU3 1NE Guildford SurreyTel. (+44) 01483.468000Fax (+44) [email protected]

CHINAiGuzzini illuminazione BeijingSuite I, 22nd Floor Oriental Kenzo48, Dongzhi Men Wai, Dongcheng District Beijing, 100027, P.R.C.Tel. (+86) 10.84476770Fax (+86) [email protected]

RUSSIAN FEDERATIONiGuzzini Finland & Baltic Oy Ro in St.PetersburgSofiskaya Street, 14RU-192236 St. PetersburgTel. (+7) 812.3266565Fax (+7) [email protected]

TURKEYiGuzzini illuminazione SPA Trkiye Istanbul Irtibat BrosuVeko Giz Plaza Meydan Sk.No:3 K.1434396 Maslak IstanbulTel. 0212.3558959Fax 0212.3558951

UNITED ARAB EMIRATESiGuzzini Middle EastDubai Airport Free Zone Authority (Dafza)Bldg. 6EB, Office No. 835PO Box 54827 DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesTel. (+971) 4.7017825Fax (+971) [email protected]

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On the cover: Chicago Art Institute - The Modern Wing, Chicago.

The Modern Wing hosts the European modern art collection of the Chicago Art Institute. The useof glass and steel creates a transparent, bright and lightweight structure. External lightinghighlights and reveals these features also at night.

Architectural project: Renzo Piano Building WorkshopPhoto: Beppe Raso

UNI EN ISO 9001 UNI EN ISO 14001

1External 2011- 2012iGuzzini

Internal Lighting SystemsThis catalogue presents the wholeiGuzzini range of internal fittings.

This catalogue presents the rangeof external products 2011-2012.For further information on allthe other iGuzzini fittings go towww.iguzzini.com

Lighting management systemsand light flow regulation device

Indirect lighting systems for urban areas Direct lighting systems for urban areas Lighting projector systems for urban areas Wall systems for urban areas Floodlights Bollards for residential/public areas Pendants Ceiling-mounted fittings Ceiling-recessed luminaires Wall/ceiling-recessed luminaires Ground/floor-recessed luminaires Wall/ceiling-mounted fittings Wall-mounted fittings Wall-mounted luminaires

for luminous effects In-ground spike fittings

Fittings that guarantee energy savingare marked with this symbol.

iGuzzini warrants that their products are free from any defect in manufacturingand/or material in case of proper use, for a period of five years from the date of the invoice prior to onlineregistration at www.iguzzini.com andacceptance of specific conditions.In any case, iGuzzini recognises thewarranty rights foreseen by the law.

For the ENEC mark seethe page code referenceat the end of catalogue.

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2RGB

30 LMS Quick(DALI protocol)

96 Argo span-wireCut-Off System

120 Argo

132 Salaria

38 SceneEqualizer

Lighting managementsystems and light flowregulation device

46 Master Proupdate

54 Colour Quick 262 W-Saving

58 Nuvola 64 Mininuvola

68 Archilede 80 Lavinia

Indirect lighting systemsfor urban areas

Direct lighting systemsfor urban areas

Lighting projectorsystems for urban areas

144 iRoad132 Salaria

212 Platea 212 Platea 102

96 DelphiCut-Off System

120 Delo

154 Flaminia Apole-top

154 Flaminia Apole-top

154 Flaminia B 154 Flaminia B

172 CityWoody 172 FrameWoody 172 FrameWoodypendant

80 Lavinia64 MiniNuvola

212 Platea 212 Platea 102

96 DelphiCut-Off System

96 ArgoCut-Off System

120 Delo

Wall systemsfor urban areas

120 Argo

154 Flaminia144 iRoad 172 FrameWoody172 CityWoody

240 MultiPro172 MultiWoody

96 ArgoCut-Off System

172 MultiWoody 240 MultiPro172 MultiWoody

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324 iTeka

304 iPoint

318 Path290 Pencil

274 Woody

240 iPro

Ceiling-recessedluminaires

380 iRound 466 Linealuce

374 iSign 466 Linealuce354 Zyl

502 Pixy 504 iRoll 65 466 Linealuce

Pendants

Ceiling-mounted fittings

Bollards forresidential/public areas

336 iFace 344 Ellipse320 Olimpia

310 Tee

360 GlimCube

290 iWay

370 Euclide

316 Dart304 iPoint

354 Zyl

350 Arc 352 Bliz

274 Woody 274 Miniwoody

212 Platea

Floodlights

324 iTeka 266 Lingotto 172 MaxiWoody

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Wall washerEmergencyERGB

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4320 Olimpia304 iPoint

240 iPro

354 Zyl 344 Ellipse

466 Linealuce

360 Glim Cube

490 Screen528 Radius350 Art

310 Tee

504 iRoll 65 274 Woody 274 Miniwoody324 iTeka 274 Woody

496 Comfort

Wall-mountedfittings

336 iFace

Wall/ceiling-mountedfittings

486 Vis 490 Full494 Full square 494 Grid square 344 Ellipse

Ground/floor-recessedluminaires

388 Light Upwalk profess.

388 Light Upwalk profess.

410 Light Up Light 420 Light Up Walk inox

420 Light UpGarden

420 Light UpBalisage

436 Ledplusframe with screws

466 Linealuce436 Ledplusframe with screws

436 Ledplusframe with screws

436 Ledplusstainless steel frame

436 Ledplusall glass

Wall/ceiling-recessedluminaires

486 Vis 494 Full square 494 Grid square 490 Full 498 WalkyMiniwalky

496 Comfort

466 Linealuce 436 Ledplus 436 Ledplusfloor washers

436 Ledplusall glass




502 Pixy 502 Pixy

498 WalkyMiniwalky

Wall washer Drive-overRGB

374 iSignE

saraRettangolo

saraRettangolo

saraRettangolo

saraRettangolo

saraRettangolo

saraRettangolo

saraRettangolo

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354 Zyl304 iPoint

In-ground spike fittings

324 iTeka240 iPro

530 Yota 532 Kriss 360 Glim Cube

274 Woody 274 Miniwoody

310 Tee

Wall-mounted luminairesfor luminous effects

360 Glim Cube 320 Olimpia

Lamps 536

Alphabetic index 550Code/page reference 542

Colours 551System composition codes 551

534 Ledstrip Tube

RGB

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iTeka

Linealuce

Lingotto

iFace

iPoint

Tee

Ellipse

Olimpia

Zyl

Glim Cube

Woody-Miniwoody

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Guzzini Group - Fimag

The Guzzini group is made up of threecompanies. In order of incorporation,they are : Fratelli Guzzini Spa, iGuzziniIlluminazione Spa, Teuco Guzzini Spa.All are headquartered in Recanati Italy.Although each Guzzini companyoperates independently from theothers and in a different marketsector, the Guzzini companies alsoshare the following common things:

- A natural propensity towardproducing objects for both domesticenvironments as well as for common areas;

- A strong predilection for quality andperformance by choosing only the mostmodern and innovative materials;

- A predisposition and true vocationfor innovation, both in design and intechnology;

- A deep conviction that IndustrialDesign plays a central role in each and every company.

Fimag, which stands for FinanziariaMariano Guzzini, was established in1982 with these basic, underlyingand unifying precepts. Although theyeach have their separate operationsand companies, Mariano Guzzini'schildren and grandchildren are allreunited under the Fimag umbrella.

iGuzzini - The History and CompanyPhilosophy

We have worked in and for lightsince 1958. This was the year when the Harvey Creazioni, a small companythat produced lamps for the home, was founded. Today we are the leadingItalian manufacturer in the Lightingmarket, and we rank among the topEuropean manufacturers. We arent satisfied by simply makinggood lights. We want be the creatorsof good lighting: light that shines in aroom, a house, a building, a museum,a cathedral, a company, a plaza, anairport, and, yes... even an entire city.Good lighting has to be created withthe awareness that it has to integratewith its environment, taking care notto invade it, darken it, or violate it.Light must be respected, and lighthas to, in turn, respect the nature of people and things. The iGuzzinimission is therefore to study light, to know light and to make it known;improving the integration witharchitecture through industrial design.Because of this, a large part of whatwe do is to offer consultation onlighting techniques, both in the designphase and as an after-sales service.Famous architects and designers haveconsulted us since the very beginningiGuzzini's operations.

Light design is not just for spaces;good design is also an awarenessof all aspects that are tied to thequality of space and the ambiancethat is created by light, both indoorsas well as outdoors. Because of this conviction, iGuzzini has workedwith a large number of researchers,physicians, sociologists, andphysicists who hail from the mostimportant international researchorganizations: Harvard University,M.I.T Boston, UniversitLa Sapienza in Rome, Politecnicoof Milan, Fraunhofer Institute, CentralInstitute for Restoration, CNR.

Awards and recognition

iGuzzini products can be found in allkinds of different locations: airports,historical districts, museums, shops, archaeological areas, and multifunctional spaces. We have received some of the bestEuropean awards for industrial design,such as the Gold Compass, conferredto iGuzzini three times by the ADI,(Associazione per il DisegnoIndustriale / Industrial DesignAssociation). In 1989 the GoldCompass was won for Shuttledesigned by Bruno Gecchelin;in 1991 it was given to all the Guzzinicompanies, and in 1998 the GoldCompass was again won for Nuvoladesigned by R. Piano & Meccano.

iGuzzini headquarters

Mario Cucinellas project for ourindustrial headquarters expressesthe desire to unite natural elementsthat are tied to the environmentthat surrounds us with artificialman-made elements. It is therefore a work of architectureand nature, of technology, and of respect for the environment.Our environment is not only thelandscaping that surrounds thebuildings, but above all the interiorwhere real people live and work.This shows the level of sophisticationand care we have for design andthose minute technical details thatare dedicated to creating liveable and natural spaces made of air, natural light, and clean energy.With this project, we embarked uponon a search for architectural precisionand an environmental and mentalecology. By doing this, we found abalance and both artificial andnatural beauty.

Some statistics:Total Area: 150.000 m2.Office space: 54.000 m2.

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The designers

iGuzzini has always counted on designas its main distinguishing element. Design, for iGuzzini, means planning,awareness, and collaboration.Therefore, we have enlisted thehelp of a large number of professionaldesigners, who have contributedto our growth throughout the years.The iGuzzini Gallery gives an overviewof that growth, and it can be viewedat the following ad

Marco Albini, Franca Helg and Antonio PivaEmilio AmbaszPaul AndreuRon AradGae AulentiRodolfo Bonetto Gabriele and Oscar BurattiPiero CastiglioniArnold ChanMario CucinellaJean-Marie DuthilleulNorman FosterMassimiliano and Doriana FuksasBruno GecchelinRen KemnaDavid LawLuigi MassoniPamio DesignPiano DesignGianfranco PagheraAntonio PivaMarco PivaAmbrogio PozziGerhard ReichertValerio SacchettiStudio & PartnersKazuhide TakahamaMaurizio VarrattaLella and Massimo VignelliJean Michel Wilmotte

Mario Cucinella

Renzo Piano

Lella and Massimo Vignelli

Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas

Jean Michel Wilmotte

Gi Ponti - Ambrogio PozziNorman Foster

Paul Andreu

Piero Castiglioni

Gae Aulenti

Bruno Gecchelin

Ron Arad

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Our company has focused itsmarketing efforts on the concept thatlighting quality is a fundamental needand contributes to the quality of itsenvironment. We have communicatedthis new way of thinking aboutlighting through a series of marketingactivities, the most important ofwhich are our advertising campaigns.

The advertising campaign wasdeveloped to be run in internationalmagazine and newspapers in orderraise awareness with the masses.Therefore, our ad campaign targetsare a wide range and a large numberof people, and not only the expertsof our particular market.

1982The Lighting IndustryLighting part VII. In 1982, ourcompany embarked upon a campaignthat intended to illustrate theadvantages of lighting design as first

1990With iGuzzini, against lightpollution. In 1990s we realized thatdespite our commitment to top qualitylighting design, we still needed to raiseawareness. Therefore, we chose totackle an issue that was yet to havebeen addressed by anyone, an issuethat derives from poor lighting design.That issue is Light Pollution.

What exactly is light pollution? Basically, it is the dispersion ofartificial light upwards and/or towardany direction that does not need light. This successful campaign caught theattention of the public as well aslegislators and administrators whodecided to direct their attentionto this important issue.

step toward environmental quality.We began to create a dossier withdifferent volumes, each dedicated to a different and specific lighting issue.

2002-08Partners for Better LightLighting has become a key elementas we strive to create or maintainwell-being. In order to achieve thisgoal we enlisted the help of manyassociations. The slogan of our lastinternational campaign is: Partners for Better Light.

1988 in collaboration with the CNR and with the LightingResearch Centre in Troy. We were able to show, through the data from our experiments, how artificial lighting can affect all human beings' psychological and physiological equilibrium.

2000Better Light for Better Life1998 marked the beginning of ourquality of life and personal wellnessresearch, as we began to turn ourattention to light pollution in interiorspaces as well as exteriors.We continued the biodynamic lightresearch that we had already begun in

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www.iguzzini.comiGuzzini is constantly dedicatedto develop and promote the cultureof light . The primary focus andobjectives of our activities are thoseof sharing the value of utilizingartificial light correctly and to promotetop quality lighting projects. With thisgoal in mind, we restructured thewww.iguzzini.com official website,creating areas in which it is possibleto find information on products andprojects that we have designed, onthe company (its history, itsphilosophy), information aboutiGuzzinis work with architects anddesigners, as well as the researchassociations we work with.

Light Campus.iguzzini.comThe Light Campus section ofiguzzini.com, which can be freelyaccessed by anyone, is devoted to thelight culture and lighting techniques,and it is open to all those people whowant to delve into these thematicissues. It allows the user toindependently manage their his or her own lessons and curriculumbased upon his or her interests and requirements. In 2006, LightCampus underwent arestructuring process, breaking theissues into 4 areas, to which weadded practical exercises (laboratory)on real projects that have alreadybeen developed.

In the download area, users can view2D and 3D drawings of the products;photometric curves; Photos, which isa lighting design programmedeveloped by iGuzzini Illuminazione;general catalogues; product specificcatalogues; and also the Incontrolucemagazine.The UK (www.iguzzini.co.uk),Spanish (www.iguzzini.es),Swiss (www.iguzzini.ch),and German (www.iguzzini.de)subsidiaries have developed their own sites, in which the user can findthe company philosophy and brandapplied to the different Europeannations

iGuzzini

Marketing

Free search and search by codeTo go directly to the product code or make a free searchNavigation by sections of the rangeTo navigate through all ranges of iGuzzini products dividedbetween interiors and exteriorsNavigation by product typeTo select products according to type (wall-mounted,recessed, etc.)Navigation by application channelTo browse lighting realizations, linking projects and productsused.Advanced SearchTo simplify product search with a series of filters, such as:lamp category, insulation class, IP protection degree, controlgear, etc.

catalog.iguzzini.comWe have created this tool to answer the needs of architectsand lighting designers and provide them with detailed, exact, cross-referenced information on products and performance.Lighting fittings can be simply searched with various modes andfilters based on their performance, type and application channel.

Moreover, we have upgraded the management and search ofsome information, such as the download of photometric datain the most popular formats. The simple, intuitive graphic layoutsupports and simplifies navigation. The on-line catalogue,which is constantly updated in every section (new products,photometric curves, new light sources, etc.), is the most preciseand complete tool to get to know the wide range of iGuzziniproducts.

Navigation byapplicationchannel

Navigation byproduct type

Free search andsearch by code

Navigation bysections ofthe range

Navigation by sections of the range

Navigation by product type

Navigation by application channel

Advanced Search

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Product line selection

Project selection

Product data sheet

Product/s usedfor project

Imagedownload

Search for product/sused for selectedproject

List and links of project/s madewith selected product line

Product data sheetIt provides full information and download filesfor the selected product, with possibility ofselecting different accessory/lampcombinations to display all photometric andnon-photometric data that is essential forlighting design.

Search for project/smade with selected

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The chart illustrates criteriato help you get the most out of the iGuzzini catalogue

Designer Denomination of the fitting

Productphoto

Family

SpecificationsProduct plusesProduct settings

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Information for the reader

Light source

Drawing withrelevant dimensions(The measurementsare given in mm)

Photometricdata

Codephoto

Classificationof luminairesand level ofprotection

Colours

ApplicationPhoto

Photo ofaccessory

Trade code

Productdescription

Cone of light

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All the lighting fittings includedin this catalogue were designedand manufactured in compliance with European Standards EN 60598-1,which comply with internationalStandards IEC 598-1.The products are ENEC- or IMQ- approved and bear the EC Mark.The EC Mark shows that the productcomplies with and meets theapplicable EC Directives and entitlesthe product to be freely marketed in all the Member States of the European Community.

The Mark sets out the penaltiesand responsibilities resting with theproducers and sellers that marketEC-marked products not compliantwith the requirements providedfor in the relevant Directives.The lighting fittings are required tomeet the following Directives:EC 89/336/EEC on electromagneticcompatibility and EC 72/23/EECon low-voltage electrical material

Classification of fittings according to the electrical protection.

Class 0 with functional insulation,but without doublereinforced insulation inevery part and withoutearth connections.

Class I with functional insulation inevery part and with earthterminal or clamp if the unit is fixed, or with electricpower supply cablecomplete with earth wiresand relative plug with earthcontact if the unit is mobile.

Class II with double insulationand/or reinforced insulationin every part and withoutearth connections.

Class III designed for connecting to low voltage circuits,without any internal orexternal circuit functioningat a voltage different fromsafety low voltage.

Classification of fittings according tothe inflammability of the surfacesused for installation.

The fitting can be installedon normally flammablesurfaces.

The fitting can be installedon normally flammablesurfaces with thermallyinsulated ceilings.

The fitting cannnot beinstalled on normallyflammable surfaces.

The fitting can be installedon furniture.

Standards

Classification of fittings

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Information for the reader

UNI EN 29001 - ISO 9001

SECOND IDENTIFICATION NUMBERDegree of protection againstpenetration of liquids.

0 Not protected

1 Protected against thevertical fall of water drops

2 Protected against the fall of water at a maximumangle of 15

3 Protected against rain

4 Protected against splashes

5 Protected against jets of water

6 Protected against waves

7 Protected against theeffects of immersion

8 Protected against theeffects of prolongedimmersion

The Italian Quality Seal Institute hasrecently introduced a new seal(IMQ Performance) which certifies theperformance of products testedin certified laboratories as regards:

photometric curves tables of luminous intensity diagrams of luminances glare curves output.

ISO 9001The ISO 9001 certification confirmsthe objectives that iGuzzini has beenalways pursueing.The companys objective has alwaysbeen that of research, productionand distribution.

A global commitment for totalresponsibility towards an everchanging world as well as towards the customers expectations whichrequire continuos improvement.

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The presence of this mark representsthe best safety and quality warrantyfor the end user.

The ENEC mark certifies theconformity of the products to all the applicable European standardsand guarantees the company in terms of organization and production (ISO 9001).

The resistance offered by the fixtureto the penetration of solids and liquidsis indicated by the IP prefix(International Protection) followedby two numbers. The first numberidentifies the degree of protectionagainst the ingress of solids and thesecond number against liquids (IEC 529 - EN 60529 publication).The letters IK indicate the the levelof shock resistance of the luminaire,according to CEI EN 50102.

PFIRST IDENTIFICATION NUMBERDegree of protection againstpenetration of solids.

0 Not protected

1 Protected against penetration of solids largerthan 50 mm.

2 Protected against penetration of solids largerthan 12 mm.

3 Protected against penetration of solids largerthan 2.5 mm.

4 Protected againstthe penetration of solidslarger than 1 mm.

5 Protected against thepenetration of dust.

6 Completely protectedagainst penetration of dust.

LEVEL OF SHOCK RESISTANCEIt designates the level of shock resistance according to CEI EN 50102.

IK00 Not protected

IK01 Protected against 0,15 J shocks



IK04 Protected against 0,5 Jshocks

IK05 Protected against 0,7 Jshocks

IK06 Protected against 1 Jshocks

IK07 Protected against 2 J shocks


IK09 Protected against 10 Jshocks


5 Protected against the

Degree of protection

3 Protected against rain

4 Protected against splashes

5 Protected against jets

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The photometric data of the productswithin this catalogue refer to CIErecommendations 29, 52, andstandards DIN 5040, BSI 4533, CIBSETM5, CIBSE LG3, and UTE C71-121.For further information werecommend consulting thesedocuments.

However, we are at your disposalfor any further explanations ordocumentation that we have on handin our laboratories, should it not havebeen covered either in this catalogueor on our website ww.iguzzini.com.

A Systems with streetlighting optics forurban areas

The photometric data included in thiscatalogue are organized accordingto product type.

PolarDiagram

Light Cone Classificationfor urbanareas

Classificationfor street lighting systems

Lighting Isolux Effects

B Systems with

symmetrical opticsfor urban areas

C Systems withasymmetrical longitudinaloptics for urban areas

D Systems withasymmetrical transversal optics for urban areas

E Spotlights withsymmetrical optics

F Spotlights

with asymmetricallongitudinal optics

G Spotlightswith asymmetricaltransversal optics

H Wall-mounted /celieing mountedluminaires withsymmetrical optics

I Wall mounted luminaire with asymmetrical optics

L Wall washer

M Walkways

N Effects

Further photometric data are available on the www.iguzzini.com website.

Polar diagram

lighting distribution

Represents the distribution ofluminous intensities on thelongitudinal C0-180 (continuous line)and transversal C90-270 (dottedline) planes with respect to the streetas well as the surface onto which thefitting emits the most light intensity. C Imax (thin dotted line).The opening cone that is indicated onthe 2 sections refers to Imax/2

Light cone

Emax lux

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1 m

2 m

3 m

4 m

Em lux

d2

Indicates average and maximumillumination values of light emissionmeasured on the horizontal sectionslocated at different distancesfrom the fixture. Should the section be circular, d is itsdiameter. Should the section beelliptical, d1 and d2 are its relevantaxes. For light sources equipped withreflectors, Imax, Em, and Emax areabsolute values and do not refer to1000 lumen. While for all other lightsources, the values refer to 1000lumen. The values d1 and d2 arecalculated with respect to Emax/2

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Photometric data

CIE classification of fittings

Systems with symmetrical andasymmetrical optics for urban areas.

CIE n136 (Guide to the Lighting ofUrban Areas) recommends choosing alight fitting with a coefficient of LxA0,5which represents the degree of glaretolerability in various areas of an urbancontext. L represents the luminancevalue of the fitting observed from avertical plane which is parallel to theaxis of the road in a direction inclined8590 from the vertical. A is theapparent area covered by the light asobserved from a 90 angle in relationto the vertical. The table on the left provides the mostappropriate lighting parameters,where h is the height of the lightsource.

C 90-270C 0-180

C Imax

Installation heights L e A

L = 6 m < 7000

N. B.: the values of LxA0,5 shown in the catalogue havebeen calculated based upon the greatest power that eachfitting can handle.

General light General light Very WideFlood

Wide Flood Flood Flood Medium Medium Spot Spot Asymmetrical Asymmetrical

Wall Washer Wall Washer Down LightWall Washer

Up LightWall Washer

Adjustable Adjustable Elliptical Elliptical Light Sliver Light Sliver Light SliverAsymmetrical

Road

AsymmetricalLong. LED

AsymmetricalLongitudinal

Medium -Long. Asym.

Spot -Long. Asym.

AsymmetricalTransversal

Spot -Spot

Medium -Medium

Flood -Flood

Spot -Medium

Medium -Spot

Flood -Medium

Medium -Flood

Asym. Longit. -Asym. Longit.

Asym. Longit.-Spot effect

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ALo AL AT AL

AL AL

AL AL ALFlood -Elliptical

Elliptical-Flood

Elliptical-Elliptical

Light Sliver-Light Sliver

Spot -Light Sliver

Light Sliver-Spot

Medium -Elliptical

Elliptical-Medium

Light Sliver-Asym. Longit.

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Photometric data

DIN N 5044This regulation classifies streetlight fittings into two categories(KB1 and KB2) on based upon thedegree to which they limit glare.

BSI N 4533UK regulation BS4533 classifies streetlights into two categories: CO(Cut-Off), and SCO (Semi Cut-Off),based upon the type of luminousspread produced. Light fixtures areclassified as CO and SCO if their lightemission has the characteristicsspecified in the table on the left,which specifies the glare limitationvalues

KB glare limitation classification

1

10 cd / 1000 Immax 500 cd

50 cd / 1000 lmmax 1000 cd

30 cd / 1000 Immax 1000 cd

for equal to 90

Luminosityfor

equal to 80100 cd / 1000 lm

max 1000 cd

2

Limit of the luminousintensity in the

opening cone 30from vertical

for fixture

Vertical plane parallelto the roads axis

Plan of the mainpolar curve

in a vertical direction

Angle ofopening

relative tothe radius

65

75

200

180

min

500

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30

30

min

250 (1)

250 (1)

72

78

max min

78

84

max

15

75

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Limit of peakintensitycd/Klm

Opening atwhich

intensity of300 cd/Klm

corresponds.

Intensity atelevation of90 cd/Klm

Type of luminousspread

Cut-off

Semi cut-off

(1) The maximum value must not exceed 80% of the peak intensity

70 55

60

Narrow Large

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1,7h

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CIE classification of fittings

Street lighting systemsfor urban areas

CIE N 34This recommendation classifiesstreet-lighting types of fixtures on thebasis of the characteristics of theirlight emissions with threeparameters: Spread, Throw, and SLI.

SpreadClassification of each fixture accordingto the transversal extension of thelighting in the direction of the road.

ThrowClassification of each fixture accordingto the longitudinal extension of thelighting in the direction of the road.

SLIParameter that defines the degreeof glare control of the street light.Fixtures with a higher SLI have agreater glare control.EN 13201-2G: class of lighting intensityD: class of glare index

Throw < 60 60 70 > 70(longitudinal extension) short intermediate long

Spread < 45 45 55 > 55(transversal extension) narrow medium large

SLI SLI < 2 SLI da 2 4 SLI > 4(screening) weak moderate strong

DIN classification of fittings

BSI classification of fittings

isolux

Indicates the curves that connectthe points on the street plane thathave the same value of the horizontallighting. To obtain EP lighting in onepoint, produced by a fixture that isinstalled at a height that is differentfrom the given height, follow theseinstructions:On the isolux diagram, detract theE*lighting value from the d*distance = (d/h1) xtaken in the samedirection of point P. The EP value istherefore obtained by the ratio:EP = E* x (h/h1)

2.The indicatedvalues are absolute and do notrefer to 1000 lm.

2 0 2 4 6 8 1 0 1 2 1 4 16 1 8 m

Lux h=7 m. =0

150W Rx7s

HST-DE

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Light pollutioniGuzzini

A link with the sky has always beenatavistic for mankind. Placing a barrierto this relationship provokesimbalances in the natural balance ofthings, not just for mankind, but alsofor plants and animals. In the congress held in Paris in June1992, UNESCO highlighted theenormous damage wreaked uponastronomy by excessive artificiallighting and declared that starry nightswere a part of the worlds heritagethat should be safeguarded. Theculprit of all this is light pollutionwhich also results in the waste of30% of the energy used (dataprovided by Dark Sky Association)to light up cities.

To resolve the problem, there is noneed to plunge cities into the dark,but simply to adopt rules governinglighting which make use of fixtureswhich, through the use ofconcentrating and asymmetric optics,light-refracting screens and fresnellenses, are able to provide effectivelighting without increasing the alreadyhigh level of light pollution. It is not enough just to use thesedevices; any installation ormaintenance must be undertakenproperly to ensure light pollutionis kept to a minimum.

Fittings which ensure a tight controlof light pollution are highlighted withthis symbol.

With iGuzziniagainst

light pollution

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TechnologyLED technology single-handedlytakes on this role. At first used forsignalling and indicator lighting, it hasradically changed, becoming todayslight of the future. LEDs haveinnovative and advanced technicalfeatures, as well as a very small size,which allow the products to beinserted into any light fitting. LEDs are therefore the most effective

alternative to traditional lamps(incandescent, fluorescent, and halogen) when lighting interiorsand exterior public, industrialand private areas.It is estimated that the luminousefficiency of LED's will double in5 years and almost triple in 13 years,consequently increasing theenergy saving.

ResearchiGuzzini has always been sensitive to needs and requirements of themarket; the Company utilizes itstechnical and cultural lighting know-how to offer highly innovativeinstruments that are able toknowingly combine LED technology,design, and the top quality that hasalways accompanied iGuzziniproducts. Todays modern life has ever morerisks tied to pollution and the need tomoderate the use of traditional energysources. We need to be more andmore vigilant when it comes to theenvironment.

Lighting, therefore, has to contributeto energy savings and provide asolution to the rising costs ofelectricity, all the while yielding thesame lighting efficiency as always.

PerformanceAn LED (Light Emitting Diode) has low energy consumptionand high potential yield. Produced andbuilt without interior filaments (which are more fragile and subjectto rupture), or mobile parts, LEDs ensure a longer life andmore dependability comparedto other lamps. Via special devices (chips) it ispossible to insert and manage a largenumber of LEDs in one fitting at thesame time (even different colouredLEDs). This guarantees maximumcustomization and management oflight and colour to create beautifullight scenery.

Low temperatureReducedmaintenanceand long lamp life

High chromaticsaturation

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DALI RGB dynamiccolour control

Clean light, becauseLEDs have no IR or UVcomponents

Use of LEDs allowfor very small light fittings

Wide range of colourtemperatures: Neutral white (4200K) Warm white (3100K) Cool white (6700K)

Excellent operationalso at lowtemperatures

0.0

0.1

0.2

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0.4

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490

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380

540

560

580

600

620

700

10000

600040003000

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LED luminaires

LED

Dissipation

Printed circuit board

Optics

0.25

0.25 0.27 0.29 0.31 0.33 0.35 0.37 0.39 0.41 0.43 0.45 0.47 0.49

0.27

0.29

0.31

0.33

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0.37

0.39

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0.43

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SP

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RO

RN

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QP

QO

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PN

PM

NP

NO

NN

NM

MP

MO

MN

MM

4500K

3500K

2670K

10000K

blackbody locus

Cool White

Neutral White

Warm White

The development process of LEDproducts is complex and delicate. It takes attentive quality controls toproduce a fitting that complies withrequirements. Therefore iGuzzini hascontrols at each step of the productionprocess in order to produce fittings with top quality and top performance.

Selects the best LEDs on the market Designs optics in thermoplastic

material Utilizes advanced technology for

printed circuit boards Designs dissipators, adapting them to the

different needs of industrial designers Designs drivers to control the technical

specifications of chip producers Uses the most suitable communication

buses for how the product will be used (DALI, DMX, LON, ecc)

Develops innovative software that is able to make control panels and LED management simple

Offers highly functional accessories that create eclectic light direction, all the while respecting safety and visual comfort

In order to guarantee the LED fittings' top efficiency and maximumquality, iGuzzini uses a careful binningprocess for each solution, an accuratecontrol system, and a qualitativeselection of LEDs that will be usedbased upon the colour temperature of each. A colour range for each LED is determined so that the colourtemperature will remain constant.

Graphic representation of the BIN structure refers to the White LEDTypical colour temperatures of white LED's: Cool White 6700K, Neutral White 4200K andWarm white 3100K

CIE 1931 chromatic diagram

Heat dissipator

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Monochromatic LEDState-of-the-art technology is combinedwith three different colourtemperatures to guarantee flexiblelighting direction with warm (warm),natural (neutral) and cold (cool) light onrequest to enhance spaces, buildingsand structural details and meet thedifferent needs of the most diversesettings.

Neutral white (4200K) Warm white (3100K) Cool white (6700K) on request

LED RGBThe RGB LED technology giveslife to suggestive luminous settings.Chromatic LED's generate emotionsand exalt details of squares,monuments, parts and buildings.Lighting direction is customised withfascinating plays of light and coloursto fill spaces with magic atmospheres.

LED opticsMoreover, LED's are equipped witha wide range of optics to ensuremaximum flexibility and meet thelighting requirements of the settingswhere the products are used. Flood,spot, longitudinal- transversal blade oflight optics and two specific optics forthe RGB system - ET and EL - createsuggestive chromatic scenes. Surfacesand details are enhanced by light withtotal visual comfort. Spot Optic (S) Flood Optic (F) Transversal Light

Sliver Optic (LT)

Longitudinal LightSliver Optic (LL)

Longitudinal ellipticaloptic (EL)

Transversal ellipticaloptic (ET)

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LED luminaires

Products Watt/hour (W/h)

MaxiWoodycode BB313100K

43

MaxiWoodyhalogen QT-32 (E27)3000K

150

Emitted flow(lm)

2330

2400

Lamp life (h)

50.000

3.000

Maintenancecycles

1 every 13 years

1 every 0,8 years

Saving Energy is an issue thatrequires attention and dedication.As a testament to our devotion toenergy savings, "-CO2 ReLighting"was born. This project's objectiveis light quality by using less energy,and therefore less CO2 emissions.To do this, iGuzzini has made fittingsand lighting systems that usetechnology to contain the amount of energy that is used and thereforeto reduce pollution:High efficiency lamps, high yieldoptics and electronic componentsthat can connect networks withcontrol systems in order to managefittings. We can thus reduce energyrequirements by using electricity inadequate quantities and only when it is truly needed.

-CO2 ReLightingthe road to reduced emissions

Comparison between MaxiWoody code BB31 with MaxiWoody QT-32 E27 halogen lamp.

All these products use last-generationLED's and optics, giving a significantcontribution to energy saving whileensuring high levels of luminousefficiency.

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50

Products Watt/hour (W/h)

624

500

Emitted flow (lm)

50000

2000

Lamp life (h)

13 years

6 months

Maintenancecycles

Light Upcode BB41

PAR 20

Comparison between Light Up Light code BB41 (LED) and 50W traditionalground recessed luminaire with PAR 20 lamp

66% 50Kg

Values with symbols refer to the use of oneproduct for one year, with 10-hour daily operation.The number in the CO2 Absorption symbolcorresponds to the number of trees that wouldbe necessary to absorb the amount of savedCO2 if it was introduced in the atmosphere.

Values with symbols refer to the use of oneproduct for one year, with 10-hour daily operation.The number in the CO2 Absorption symbolcorresponds to the number of trees that wouldbe necessary to absorb the amount of savedCO2 if it was introduced in the atmosphere.

iGuzzinidesign iGuzziniLighting management systems

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Light has always had a fundamentalrole. And it's on light that iGuzzini hasfounded its corporate identity anddeveloped its research. Either naturalor artificial, light is part of our life andaffects our biological rhythms anddaily activities. Over the years iGuzzinihas carried out an intense researchprogramme that has led to thedevelopment of lighting managementsystems to take full advantage ofcorrect lighting.

Back in 1988 the investigationstarted with Sivra;, in collaborationwith Spazio S.a.S of Milan, theNational Research Institute, theLighting Research Center of theRensselaer Polytechnic Instituteof Troy and Futuro of Florence.The project demonstrated theimportance of correct lightingmanagement in work activities.Originally developed as a solution toproblems encountered in enclosedsettings, Sivra (Variable LightingSystem with Automatic Regulation)showed that the use of light can

stimulate the human body, improveconcentration and productivity skills.Sivra is the first concrete result of theinvestigation, which has continueduninterrupted since then.

Sivra laboratoryDynamic light automatically changeslight levels and colour temperature.

Circadian clock

Natural light, in its daily rhythm, can be considered lifes very clock,producing scientifically measuredpsychological and biological effectson human beings. The iGuzzinibiodynamic lighting systemsreproduce, in areas where they areinstalled, Bright Light and dynamic light.Bright Light is light that is, by virtueof very intense lighting (over 2500 lux),able to augment the production ofhormones in our bodies duringthe hours we are awake.The desire to sleep will diminish,making us more active and receptive toexternal stimuli, positively influencingour mental states and improving ourmood without producing stress.

Dynamic light, changes lightinglevels and colour temperatures.It increases the stimulating capabilityof the space and it keeps our mindsactive. This is an important issue ifyou consider that today the majorityof work spaces are not the slighteststimulating. Dynamic light alsocreates a temporary dimension justlike sunlight, giving us a chronologicalmeasurement of time.

New York:Lighting Reaserch Centerdel Renssaeler PolytechnicInstitute di Troy

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design iGuzziniLighting management systems

iGuzzini

Lighting management systems

Today, lighting schemes are morecomplex than in the past. Supportedby exhaustive know-how, vastexperience and high awareness ofsocial issues, iGuzzini replies to theuser's diversified requests and energysaving and environmentalrequirements with a wide offer oflighting management systems.Chosen according to the specificfunctions and application areas, theyrepresent the perfect solution formultiple settings and situations.

Control functions

Through specific light controlfunctions (presence sensors, daylightsensors and timers) used individuallyor in combination, light managementsystems guarantee:

Maximum energy saving and lower CO2 emissions.

Cost reduction Maximum comfort for customers Wide flexibility for each type

of project Possibility to create personalised

light scenes

Presence detector

Dimming

Daylight sensor

Time programming

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PROTOCOL

LONWORKS

Modular system for automaticintegrated lighting managementin buildings.

Lonwork-DALI protocols, management of max. 32,000 nodes.

Remote management of lighting installation over Internet TCP-IP(Transmission Control Protocol -Internet Protocol).

Automated management of shutters and electric motors.

Storage of lamp hours for programmed maintenance

RGB management and variationof white colour temperature.

Light Building ManagementMaster Pro update page 46

PROTOCOL

System used for managingluminous groups and white orcoloured light scenes in singlespaces with the simplicity of Plug and Play connectivity.

Management of 64+64 DALI addresses

10 ready-to-use preset solutions. Programming from PC

for higher customisation. Possibility to save

7 groups or 7 scenes.

Adjustment of luminous intensity according to daylight.

Infrared remote control(available as accessory).

Lux, motion and IR multisensor(available as accessory).

RGB Management.

MonospaceLMS Quick page 30

Each space has its own configuration,specific purposes and exact lightingrequirements. I Open lightmanagement systems with LON andDALI protocol operate with greatflexibility and versatility to meet thediverse needs of specific settings.

They can be programmed andconfigured for perfect integration in allspaces. Connected to each individualinterface, they allow for managingevery lighting fixture in theinstallation, as long as DALI.

The selection of the lightmanagement system will depend on the type, size and complexity of the space.

LONWORKS

Scene Equalizer page 38

System used to manage static or dynamic light scenes in max. 32 settings.

Management of 64+64 DALI addresses (over 2 lines).

Management of max. 32 zones with 16 static scenes assigned to each zone.

Programming and activation oftimed sequences.

PC interface for management andprogramming of the lightinginstallation through a synoptic panel.

Individual or group control fordimming, switch on and offfunctions.

Adjustment of luminous intensity ofartificial light according to daylight.

Infrared remote control(available as accessory).

RGB management and variationof white colour temperature.

Multispace

PROTOCOL

PROTOCOL

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Open Systems

Colour Quick page 54

Coloured light control systemsfor LED and fluorescent fittings.

Plug and Play (64 DALI loads). Colour control in manual or

automatic mode. Preloaded cycles ready

to be played.

IR remote control.(available as accessory).

Monospace

Preconfigured lighting managementsystems are designed to providea simple management mode forlighting installations that use aselection of iGuzzini fittings.

The Plug and Play technologyimmediately allows for automatic use,without need for configuration orassistance by specialised personnel.

The intuitive display guarantees user-friendly use. These systems give life to versatile plays of light andcolour to create suggestive scenarios.

Light Equalizer

Management system of biodynamiclight for fixtures installed in multi-setting configurations.

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3

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Plug and Play (80+80 DALI loads).(over 2 lines).

Smart card with customised cyclesavailable on demand.

Automatic or manual adjustment oflux and colour temperature values.

Expandable system.

Predefined light cycle according toseason (summer, winter).

Automatic switch on andoff with HD sensors.

Internal calendar. IR remote control.

(available as accessory).

Multispace

Biodynamic Quick

Management system of biodynamic light for fixturesinstalled in single environments.

PM AM

12 12

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1011

1110

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

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Plug and Play (64 DALI loads). Lux and colour temperature control

in manual or automatic mode. Preloaded cycles ready to be played.

Natural function: dimming according to Kruithof's curve.

IR remote control.(available as accessory).

Monospace

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Preconfigured Systems

The system is presented in the"Internal Lighting Systems" Catalogue

The system is presented in the"Internal Lighting Systems" Catalogue

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iGuzzinidesign Maurizio VarrattaLMS Quick LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - OPEN

PROTOCOL

LMS Quick DALI joins the wide rangeof iGuzzini light management systemsto give a simple intuitive answer to the lighting requirements of single-area spaces where the correctlight must be provided in the correctamount and at the correct time. It is an open management systemthat uses the DALI communicationprotocol to create customised flexiblelighting directions while ensuringmaximum energy saving.

Lighting converts the space in a cosysetting where light and colour cometo life and arouse emotions in adynamic sequence of perceptivevariations. The control panel allowsto select and play different light andcolour scenes according to thedesired effects and atmospheres.

DALI lightmanagement64 addresses

RGB management Plug and Play Customized cover Standard push-buttonpanel

iGuzzini infraredcontrol (compatiblewith universal infraredcontrol)

iGuzzini keypadcompatible withEurostandard andSchuko junction boxes

Split and PlayTen preset scenes

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LMS Quickdesign Maurizio Varratta

This intuitive light managementsystem has been developed to giveimmediate answer to the differentlighting requirements of single spaceswhere the correct amount of correctlight must be guaranteed at thecorrect time. Thanks to the Split andPlay technology LMS Quick allowsyou to choose among 10 differentpresets, each of them programmedwith predefined scenes for specific

spaces (office areas, meeting rooms,retail spaces, spas, churches, etc.) to create the appropriate atmospherewith dedicated lighting effects. The user simply needs to choose the type of space and carry out the installation with the assistance of qualified personnel to create the preset lighting scenes.

CustomA default preset to meet the simplest lighting needs. Perfect for any type of space.

PresetNo. of light scenes: 3No. of groups: 4

0

For full information on the preset scenesincluded in the system, refer to the"Internal lighting systems" catalogue.

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LED

Metal halides

Fluorescent

Incandescent

Halogen

Halogen L.V.

Lamp management

12V

230V

LMS Quick64 DALI addresses

Used to control all luminaires with + and - keys. Used to switchon/off and control groups of lightsources A, B, C and D separately and play max. 3 lighting scenes.Used to switch on/off luminairesin entire space with On/Off key.In case of at least one multisensor,lighting scene 3 will set the automaticcontrol mode of artificial lightaccording to daylight (energy saving).Equipped with IR receiver/transmitterto communicate with PC or infraredcontrol. It can be reconfigured with PC and it can play max. 7 groups or 7 scenes (+, and On/Off keys are fixed).

Block diagram of system

code 9719 01-15

Auxiliary keypad

code 9721 00

INT. USB-IR + SW

code 9636 00 300Wcode G741 00 1000W

Dimmer DALI 230V

code 9634 00 35/105Wcode 9635 00 50/150W

DALI Transformer

code 9637 00 1x max 64code G681 00 2x max 32

Rel DALI

code G745 00

DALI Booster 64

12V

12V 230V

PROTOCOL

Up to 64 DALI components

DA

LI B

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Fittings*DALI FLalso RGBWFittings *LED DALIalso RGB

230V12VE.T.

Remote units Main unit DALI components Luminaires

code 9639 00

Colour LED Interface(1 load/3 addresses DALI)

max 64

code BZ14 00 100Wcode BZ15 00 240Wcode BZ16 00 480W

Electronic power supply4856Vdc designed to mounton a DIN standard profile

Driver Group(1 load/3 addresses DALI)

code 9856 00


code SP07 00

max 64

max 64

max 64

(1 load/3 addresses DALI)

code G765 00

DALI converter -> 1-10V

12V

LedplusX26

Express

Glim Cube

WoodyLight Up w.p.Light Up lightLinealuce

max 2

code 9908 00

Electronic power supply designed to mount on a DIN

standard profile 220240V 24Vdc

Split and Play

code 9723 00

LMS Quick

* Managed from PC

code 9718 01-15

A B C D

code 9722 00

Push-button interface

code 9720 01

Infrared remote control

code 9708 - 9750 - 9751 - 9752 - 9753 - 9754

Surface-mounted multisensor

max 2

max 4 + 2 HD

code 9711 - 9745 - 9746 - 9747 - 9748 - 9749

Recessed multisensor

Universal infrared control

code 9908 00 10Wcode 9909 00 24Wcode 9910 00 72Wcode 9911 00 96Wcode 9912 00 240W

Electronic power supplydesigned to mounton a DIN standard profile

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code functions

- Max. 7 groups/scenes- Max. 64 DALI loads- Max. 10 peripheral units

(button interface, multisensor, auxiliary key panel)

- Plug and Program solution with Split and Play device

- Reconfiguration of scene and group keys from PC

- Manages all light sources (halogen, fluorescent, incandescence,LED, discharge)

- Used to control RGB lamps- Can be customized with printed covers- Rx/Tx IR on board

Quick DALI (keypad whit 10 keys + built-in controller)

10-key panel to control all groupsand scenes configured in the system.1 on/off key, 2 dim keys, 4 group keys and 3 scene keys.

Installation on standard 503 recessed box (not included).

9718

85 45 16

459723Split and Play device Device for Plug and Program

installation of LMS QUICK system with max. 4 groups.Provided with 4 outputs, one for each lamp group.Installation is started with a combination of keys.

Available in colour 00

L 45 x 45 x 16 h

9721USB-IR Interface + software - Software for installation and

configuration of lighting installationmade with LMS QUICK

- PC interface with IR technology and USB cable for connectionwith system through PC


accessories and components

code

9719Auxiliary keypad with 10 keys

code

10-key panel to load max. 7 groups/scenes,general dimming, and on/off.Installation on standard 503 recessed box (not included).

- Can load the same functions saved in the LMSQUICK master panel during configuration

- Can be customized with printed covers

Available in colours 01-15

9722

Push-button interfacewith 8 buttons

The interface inputs have the same fixedfunctions that replicate the functions of the master panel:- One ON/OFF button- Four keys to load the lamp group- Three keys to call the light scene

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code power code power

9711

Recessed IR + Lux + HD multisensor

9745Recessed IR + Lux multisensor

9746Recessed Lux + HD multisensor

9747Recessed Daylight sensor

9748Recessed Human Detector

9749Recessed IR sensor

IR receiver9720 9636 300W

DALI TR Dimmer

55 30

120

- Power: 40-300 W (resistive load), 240 VA (inductive load)

- Input voltage: 230-240 -10%, +6% Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1 - Dimming range: 1-100%- Room temperature: 0 to +40 C- Protection against overheating and short-circuit- Output wires maximum length: 50 metres- Built-in installation in devices or BIN track- Number of DIN modules: 3- Occupies 1 DALI address

9634

DALI 12 V transformerfor 35-105 W dimming

178

4734

- Power: 35-105 W- Input voltage: 230-240 -10%, +6% Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz- Output voltage: 11.6 Vac- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1 - Dimming range 1-100%- Soft-start lighting up- Room temperature: -10/+50 C- Protection against overheating and

overcharge with automatic regulation- Protection against short-circuit with

automatic reset- Class II- Occupies 1 DALI address

DALI 12 V transformerfor 50-150 W dimming9635- Power: 50-150VA- Input voltage: 230-240 Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60Hz- Output voltage: 11.8 Vac- DALI load: 2mA- DALI address 1- Dimming range 1-100%- Room temperature: -25/+50C- Protection against overheating and

overcharge with automatic regulation- Occupies 1 DALI address

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- Maximum current load: 4 mA- Input tension: 230-240 -10%, +6% Vac- Network frequency: 50/60 Hz- Output voltage: 230-240Vac- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1 - Maximum load according to E-60947

-1000 W for resistive load (AC1)-300 VA for inductive load (AC15)-185 W for monophasic engines

- Room temperature 0 to +40 C- Class II- Free installation

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G681 10ADALI 2X Electronic Relays

68 57

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- Maximum current: 2x10A- Input voltage: 230-240 -10%, +6% Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz- Output voltage: 2 dry contacts- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 2 - Maximum charge according to EN-60947

- 2500 W for resistive load (AC1)- 600 VA for inductive load (AC15)- 440 W monophasic engines

- Room temperature: 0 to +40 C- Class II- Installation on DIN track- Number of DIN modules: 4- Occupies 2 DALI addresses

Electronic power supply designed to mounton a DIN standard profile (Dim 73x75x103mm)BZ14 100 W

VIN=100-120/220-240Vac / 50-60 HzVOUT= 4856Vdc (SELV)

10373

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9708

Surface-mounted IR + Lux + HD multisensor

9750Surface-mounted IR + Lux multisensor

9751Surface-mounted Lux + HD multisensor

9752Surface-mounted Daylight sensor

9753Surface-mounted Human Detector

9754Surface-mounted IR sensor


G741 100/1000W

DALI Dimmer formains voltage lamps

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- Power: 100-1000 W resistive load- Input voltage 230-240 -10%, +6% Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz- DALI load: 2mA- DALI address 1 - Dimming range 1-100%- Room temperature: 0 to +40 C- Protection against overheating and short-circuit- Output wires maximum length: 50 metres- Installation on DIN track- Number of DIN modules: 6- Occupies 1 DALI address

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SP07 220-240VacDriver group for Express RGB

- Includes DALI 500/600mA interface and 30 W 28Vdc electronic ballast.

- Can connect up to 9 LED RGB- Occupies 3 DALI addresses

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BZ16 480 W

Electronic power supply designed to mount on a DIN standard profile (Dim 82x124x127mm)

BZ15 240 W


VIN=100-240Vac15%/ 50-60 HzVOUT= 4856Vdc (SELV)


- Includes DALI 350mA interface and 30 W 28Vdc electronic ballast.


9856 220-240Vac

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- Input voltage: 90-260Vac- Output voltage: 24+/-3%Vdc- Frequency: 48/63 Hz- Nominal power: 24W- Yield: 85%- Number of DIN modules: 5

- Input voltage: 230Vac+/-15%- Output voltage: 24Vdc+/-3%- Frequency: 48/63Hz- Nominal power: 72W- Yield: 85%- Number of DIN modules: 4

- Input voltage: 90-260 Vac- Output voltage: 24+/-3%Vdc- Frequency: 48/63 Hz- Nominal power: 10 W- Yield: 80%- Number of DIN modules: 1

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Electronic power supply designed to mount on a DIN standard profile9908 10 W

9909 24 W

9910 72 W

Electronic power supply designed to mount on a DIN standard profile


- Input voltage: 230Vac+/-15% - Output voltage: 24Vdc+/-3%- Frequency: 48/63 Hz- Yield: 85%- Number of DIN modules: 4

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11760

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Driver group for Glim Cube RGB

Colour LED Interface9639- Number of DIN modules: 7- Controls LED devices- Supplied by the same power supplies used

for Ledplus products- Power consumption: 3 W- Each Colour LED interface needs its own

supplier- The number of devices controlled by each

supplier is indicated in the instruction sheet- Occupies 3 DALI addresses

120 40

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70 70

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DALI Booster 64. Electronic devicefor the expansion of DALI systems(up to 64 addresses)

- Input voltage: 220/240 -10%, +6% Vac- Network frequency: 50/60 Hz- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1 - Internal DALI supplier for 64 DALI addresses

(maximum power: 128 mA)- Class IP20- Number of DIN modules: 4

G765DALI -> 1-10 V converter

72 64

90

- Maximum load: 10 A (for resistive load), 5 A (for inductive load)

- Input voltage: 230 +/- 10% Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz- Output signal: 1-10 V- Maximum number of connectable lamps:

1x18W max 30 2x18W max 201x36W max 30 2x36W max 201x58W max 20 2x58W max 10

- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1 - Dimming range: 1-100%- Output wire maximum length: 100 metres- Class II- Installation on DIN track- Number of DIN modules: 4












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iGuzzinidesign iGuzziniDALI Touch Easy LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - OPEN

Metal halides

Fluorescent

Incandescent

Halogen

Halogen L.V.

Lamp management

12V

230V

code 9843 01

Motion detector

code G746 00

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code 9636 00 300Wcode G741 00 1000W

Dimmer DALI 230V

code 9634 00 35/105Wcode 9635 00 50/150W

DALI Transformer

code 9637 00 1xcode G681 00 2x

Relay DALI

code G745 00

DALI Booster 64

12V

12V 230V


230V12VE.T.

code G765 00


12V

DALI Touch EasyThe system was developed to providesimple control of light in small spaces.The standard buttons are used toadjust the luminous intensity andswitch on/off the light sources. The lux sensor automatically keepsluminous intensity at the setpointvalue for high energy saving.Moreover, the motion sensorautomatically switches off the lightinginstallation when not used. The DALI protocol can manage max.64 interfaces to control any type oflight sources.


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Perth - Western AustraliaWesley Church

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iGuzzinidesign Maurizio VarrattaScene Equalizer LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - OPEN

Todays spaces are continually intransformation, as configurationschange and evolve, and as each designproject has a distinct personality.Light has an essential role: it attractsand informs, it communicates, andit can be modern yet timeless.Light is credibility and gratification.Light makes one feel safe, itincreases wellness, and stimulatescommunication and comprehension.Scene Equalizer simplifies the dynamicvariation of spaces and perception oflight; it sets programmes and ever-changing light sequences. The control panel of Scene Equalizer,which operates with a DALI protocol,allows the user to select and carry outdifferent light settings for spaces thatare used for work, retail, and service.

Maximum customization, easyinstallation, energy savings, flexibilityin light direction: Scene Equalizer is avery active lighting system. Fromstable, immovable, and monotonous,light now is vibrant and alive, takingadvantage of new opportunitiesand smart technology. Scene Equalizer,based on set parameters, turns thefittings on and starts a scene. The scene is carried on either until thefollowing command or in compliancewith planned timing - one environmentat a time. The scenic light effects areable to stress emotions, technologicalneeds, and operating developments.Intensity, movement, colour are thenew variable parameters in lighting thatcan be programmed and carried outwith just a few simple actions.

DALI lightmanagement

RGB management Change lampindication

Customized cover Compatible withEurostandard andSchuko junction boxes

Remote control

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With the new Scene Equalizersystem the user can create an all-encompassing light choreographythat is appropriate for each space with timed lighting sequences andsettings. The system controls up to DALI Il controls a maximum of 64+64 addresses, each addresscorresponds to a specific dalicomponent that is connected to the lamps (transformers, electroniccontrollers, relays, dimmers).Different spaces are managed withconfigurations of up to 32 groupsof lamps, each of which can haveup to 16 static settings.

PC InterfaceThe system can be programmed andmanaged with a special interface orvia a computer station. Each fittinghas an icon and can be visualized ondownloadable maps. With simpleclicks of the mouse the user caninteract with the system, moving oractivating different features.

Black outWhen power returns after a blackout,the system will automatically restoreeach lamp to its setting as it was beforethe power interruption, without havingto reconfigure the entire system.

Setpoint Selection of the reference value ofluminous intensity (by changing thelux). The set value is maintainedthrough continuous compensationof the light from the outside or otherlight sources.

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Up to 32 peripherals can beconnected to the system: 2 peripheral lines Scene Central Scene Zone Interface for standard

push-button panel Light detector Motion detector

Maximum number of Scene Centralpanels is 4.Maximum number of motiondetectors is 2. Should there be more,each would require an external powersupply and an interface for standardpush-button panel.

LED

Metal halides

Fluorescent

Incandescent

Halogen

Halogen L.V.

Lamp management

12V

230V

For the system definition,refer to the instructions.

code 9632 00

Interface

code 9631 01

Light sensor

code 9735 01

Remote control

code 9868 01

IR receiver

code 9629 15

Zone

code 9843 01

Motion detector

code 9628 15

Central

code 9630 00code 9636 00 300Wcode G741 00 1000W

Dimmer DALI 230V

code 9634 00 35/105W code 9635 00 50/150W

DALI Transformer

code 9637 00 1xcode G681 00 2x

Relay DALI

max 4

max 2(for a greater number see theinstruction sheet)

code G745 00

DALI Booster 64

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230V12VE.T.

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Interface PC + softwareScene Organizer

Remote units Main unit Components Light sources


Controller

code 9639 00

Colour LED Interface(1 load/3 addresses DALI)

code 9908 00 10W - code 9909 00 24Wcode 9910 00 72W - code 9911 00 96Wcode 9912 00 240W


max 64

code BZ14 00 100W - code BZ15 00 240Wcode BZ16 00 480W

Electronic power supply 4856Vdc designedto mount on a DIN standard profile


code 9856 00


code SP07 00

max 64

max 64

max 64

(1 load/3 addresses DALI)

code G765 00


12V

LedplusX26

Express

Glim Cube

WoodyLight Up w.p.Light Up lightLinealuce

Motors

Curtains

Auxiliary services management PROTOCOL

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- Allows user to recall settingsassigned during configuration

- Allows user to adjust light intensityfor each preset setting

- Can be customized with printedcovers

115x130

40

115

130

287

65

145

145

9628

9630

The maximum number of SceneCentral panels is 4 for controller.

- Manages the fittings in all roomsassigned to the system

- Starts and changes the scenes for each environment (each environment can have up to 16 static scenes)

- Activates sequences- Uses simple icons to indicate

malfunctioning components- Calendar for timed switch-on

of sequences and scenes

Controller

Control unit to be installed in thefalse ceiling or on a DIN rail

Number of DIN modules: 17

- Controls up to 16 sequences- Each space can have up to 16

static settings- Manages up to 128 ballasts- Manages up to 32 environments- Interface for standard keypad

with 6 buttons- Manages up to 12 peripherals

(Central, Zone, lux sensors, motiondetectors)

- Manages all light sources(halogen, fluorescent, incandescence,LED, discharge)

- Manages RGB lamps

Scene Equalizer Central

Central Panel with 6 keys and monochrome graphic display to manage fittings in all rooms assigned tothe system. Supplied with a standardrecessed box, 2x3 compartments.

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- Software for the installation,configuration and control of alighting system carried out withthe Scene Equalizer system

- PC interface and USB cable forthe connection to the software

USB Interface for PC + SceneOrganizer software9633

9632

Interface for standard push-buttonpanel with 6 buttons

Each interface is able to manage:- one ON/OFF button- a motion sensor button- two dimming buttons- two buttons to recall scenes,

sequences or set points- free installation

115

80

L 115 x 130 x 40 h

9629Scene Equalizer Zone

Zone keypad with 8 keys to recall 5scenes/sequences, general dimming,ON/OFF. Installation on standard 503recessed box (not included).

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Sensor to activate or deactivate ascene/sequence according to the presence of people in the room.There can be a maximum of 2 motiondetectors; should there be more, an externalpower supply and standard push-button panelinterface must be used. - Supply: 10-15 V- Absorbed current: 12 mA- Contact normally closed

Light sensor9631- The sensor regulates the intensity of artificial

light according to natural light, based on afixed set point

- Can be fixed either to the wall or to the ceiling- There can be a maximum of 32 light sensors- Voltage: 12 V- Consumption: 40 mA; 0.5 VA- Work temperature: 5 - 45 C

9843Motion detector

9868IR receiver

80 24

56

Remote control9735

G741 100/1000W

DALI Dimmer formains voltage lamps

104 58

85

- Power: 100-1000 W resistive load- Input voltage: 230-240 -10%, +6% Vvac- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1 - Dimming range: 1-100%- Room temperature: 0 to +40 C- Protection against overheating and short-circuit- Output wires maximum length: 50 metres- Installation on DIN track- Number of DIN modules: 6- Occupies 1 DALI address

9636 40/300WDALI TR Dimmer

55 30

120

- Power: 40-300 W (resistive load), 240 VA(inductive load)

- Input voltage: 230-240 -10%, +6% Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1 - Dimming range: 1-100%- Room temperature: 0 to +40 C- Protection against overheating and short-circuit- Output wires maximum length: 50 metres- Built-in installation in devices or BIN track- Number of DIN modules: 3- Occupies 1 DALI address

9634

DALI 12 V transformerfor 35-105 W dimming

178

4734

- Power: 35-105 W- Input voltage: 230-240 -10%, +6% Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz- Output voltage: 11.6 Vac- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1- Dimming range 1-100%- Soft-start lighting up- Room temperature: -10/+50 C- Protection against overheating and

overcharge with automatic regulation- Protection against short-circuit with

automatic reset- Class II- Occupies 1 DALI address

DALI 12 V transformerfor 50-150 W dimming9635- Power: 50-150VA- Input voltage: 230-240 Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60Hz- Output voltage: 11.8 Vac- DALI load: 2mA- DALI address 1- Dimming range 1-100%- Room temperature: -25/+50C- Protection against overheating and

overcharge with automatic regulation- Occupies 1 DALI address

DLC RM -1XDALI 1X dynamic relays9637 4A200 41 15

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- Maximum current load: 4 mA- Input tension: 230-240 -10%, +6% Vac- Network frequency: 50/60 Hz- Output voltage: 230-240 Vac- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1 - Maximum load according to E-60947

-1000 W for resistive load (AC1)-300 VA for inductive load (AC15)-185 W for monophasic engines

- Room temperature 0 to +40 C- Class II- Free installation

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G681 10ADALI 2X Electronic Relays

68 57

85

- Maximum current: 2x10A- Input voltage: 230-240 -10%, +6% Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz- Output voltage: 2 dry contacts- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 2 - Maximum charge according to EN-60947

- 2500 W for resistive load (AC1)- 600 VA for inductive load (AC15)- 440 W monophasic engines

- Room temperature: 0 to +40 C- Class II- Installation on DIN track- Number of DIN modules: 4- Occupies 2 DALI addresses







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SP07 220-240VacDriver group for Express RGB

- Includes DALI 500/600mA interface and 30 W 28Vdc electronic ballast.


code power

BZ16 480 W


Electronic power supply designed to mount on a DIN standard profile (Dim 73x75x103mm)BZ14 100 W

VIN=100-120/220-240Vac / 50-60 HzVOUT= 4856Vdc (SELV)

BZ15 240 W




- Includes DALI 350mA interface and 30 W 28Vdc electronic ballast.


9856 220-240Vac

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- Input voltage: 90-260Vac- Output voltage: 24 +/- 3% Vdc- Frequency: 48/63 Hz- Nominal power: 24W- Yield: 85%- Number of DIN modules: 5

- Input voltage: 230Vac+/-15%- Output voltage: 24Vdc+/-3%- Frequency: 48/63Hz- Nominal power: 72W- Yield: 85%- Number of DIN modules: 4

- Input voltage: 90-260 Vac- Output voltage: 24 +/- 3% Vdc- Frequency: 48/63 Hz- Nominal power: 10 W- Yield: 80%- Number of DIN modules: 1

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9910 72 W



- Input voltage: 230Vac+/-15% - Output voltage: 24Vdc+/-3%- Frequency: 48/63 Hz- Yield: 85%- Number of DIN modules: 4

140 66,5

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11760

124

12782

124

10373

75

Driver group for Glim Cube RGB

- Input voltage: 100-120/220-240Vac- Output voltage: 24,5V +/-0,5%- Frequency: 47/63Hz- Yield: 90%- Number of DIN modules: 7

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Colour LED Interface9639- Number of DIN modules: 7- Controls LED devices- Supplied by the same power supplies

used for Ledplus products- Power consumption: 3 W- Each Colour LED interface

needs its own supplier- The number of devices controlled by each

supplier is indicated in the instruction sheet- Occupies 3 DALI addresses

70 70

89

G765DALI -> 1-10 V converter

G745

DALI Booster 64. Electronic devicefor the expansion of DALI systems(up to 64 addresses)

72 64

90

120 40

110

- Maximum load: 10 A (for resistive load), 5 A (for inductive load)

- Input voltage: 230 +/- 10% Vac- Nominal frequency: 50/60 Hz- Output signal: 1-10 V- Maximum number of connectable lamps:

1x18W max 30 2x18W max 201x36W max 30 2x36W max 201x58W max 20 2x58W max 10

- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1 - Dimming range: 1-100%- Output wire maximum length: 100 metres- Class II- Installation on DIN track- Number of DIN modules: 4

- Input voltage: 220/240 -10%, +6% Vac- Network frequency: 50/60 Hz- DALI load: 2 mA- DALI address 1 - Internal DALI supplier for 64 DALI addresses

(maximum power: 128 mA)- Class IP20- Number of DIN modules: 4

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Shanghai, China:Expo Shanghai 2010Better City, Better LifeUBPA - Pavilions B2 and C1

Lighting project:Favero & Milan Ingegneria

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iGuzzinidesign iGuzziniMaster Pro update LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - OPEN

In a frantic, dynamic society wherespeed and flexibility in contactsand movements are key factors forcompetitiveness, iGuzzini updates itsoffer to give a fast, practical answer tomodern lighting needs. This is the birthof Master Pro Update: the systemincreases the current potential andadvantages of Master Pro, bymanaging lighting fixtures with themodern hand-held technology thathas become a must in professionalworking environments. Compatiblewith Nokia N900, N810, N97, N97 miniand 5800 versions, Master Pro Updatebreaks the barriers of time and space,operating in full automation for thecreation of versatile lighting and colourscenes in multi-space buildings,by simply keying in data on yourhand-held computer.

It is a high-performing and versatile,yet

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