Detailed description
The Future Line LED is a modular lighting line intended for marking and lighting site circulation routes. Where a conventional festoon is limited to lamps mounted on a cable, the Future Line assembles modules in aluminium and impact-resistant plastic, chainable up to 120 metres and 40 light points.
Where it is installed
- Site corridors and galleries, in structural work as well as finishing work.
- Basements, car parks under construction and technical rooms not yet permanently powered.
- Stairwells and scaffolding, where the reusable cable ties attach directly to the tubes.
- Metal structures: the integrated magnets allow installation and removal without drilling or consumable fixings.
- Renovation sites where the lighting must follow the progress of the work areas.
Technical highlights
- Segments of 3 x 8 W or 4 x 8 W: two point densities depending on whether simple marking or a genuine working level is sought.
- 4 x 680 lm per segment in the four-point version.
- Up to 11.5 m of cable per segment: it is this length that sets the spacing between two light points, and therefore the regularity of the line and the absence of shadow gaps.
- Standard male and female connectors: segments connect end to end and the whole line runs from a single power supply, which reduces the number of cable reels and sockets needed.
- IP54 and IP44: protection against dust and splashing water, suited to sheltered areas and atmospheres laden with concrete dust.
- Modules in aluminium and impact-resistant plastic: they absorb handling impacts, the main cause of scrapping for this type of temporary equipment.
- Magnets supplied depending on the chosen reference.
The purchasing reasoning remains simple: measure the length of the route to be treated, divide by the useful segment length and check that the total number of points stays within the limit of forty. If your areas are open rather than linear, an area luminaire will give a better result than a continuous line. Describe your site to us so that we can validate the configuration and the number of segments.
