Light Beam Image Splitting
The technique of splitting up a light beam image into numerous smaller beams serves outdoor lighting extremely well, virtually eliminating all glare for pedestrians and automobile operators in spite of the brighter illumination it produces. A single or multi-configured primary source of light projects the light onto a reflector panel comprised of numerous individual facets. The facets break up the beam into numerous smaller beams reflecting the light with exceptional uniformity, precision and efficiency to the desired surface, area, etc.
With the onset of the 21st century, a new age in lighting began. One in which squares, streets and buildings are illuminated in warm natural light with their character free to enhance the night time environment.
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The secondary reflectors easily adapt to meet the requirements of the specific lighting situation. Facets in various sizes and shapes are available and can be configured as required. Moreover, symmetric and asymmetric distributions as well as mounting heights of 4 to 12 metres make the range of facetted secondary lighting products virtually unlimited.
Example: Asymmetric distribution for the lighting of streets with wide walkways.
Brochure: Light Beam Image Splitting
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