A recent trial compared traditional lighting directly against 120W Brighton S LED units. The company reports that the Brighton produced 400 lux below the light with the lighting installed at 10m and exceeded the target of 150 lux. 

Earlsmann’s client remarked: 'The lighting level was a massive surprise – we didn’t expect it to be that bright'.

As a result, the company selected Brighton S lighting with motion and light level (daylight harvesting) sensors that will provide the required 150 lux level – at a lower running cost than traditional lighting.

The Brighton S is fully dimmable and can be fitted with self-contained sensors that are adjustable from ground level. The ability to control the lights remotely and the longer lifespan of LED luminaires reduces maintenance costs.