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Intro by Zumtobel
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Zumtobel Group has participated in the project

n important component of the system is the innovative liteCarve® reflector technology developed by Zumtobel. This innovation is based on the freeform reflector (patent pending). The liteCarve® reflector allows for very precise and balanced rectangular light distribution, even into more remote peripheral areas. Fitted in front of individual LED point light sources (CoB), the reflector directs 100% of the light indirectly and in a targeted manner, thus allowing for the "activation" of vertical surfaces: accordingly, displays, shelves, large posters, recesses or special wall areas can be illuminated uniformly and efficiently. This system spotlight has established a completely new product category – the vertical flood-spot or vertical wall spotlight. The system can also be fitted with other gimbal-mounted spotlights, depending on the particular lighting task in hand. In this way, the goods in the shop are presented to optimal effect - the focus being on the surfaces to be highlighted. The separation of lighting modules and mounting frames for INTRO provides lighting designers and architects with additional creatve scope. A great number of possible combinations on the ceiling emphasises the high degree of flexibility. Zumtobel offers the system in single, double and triple units, and also as a lighting channel. All RAL colour hues are possible as special versions. Thanks to all these options and the modular design, as well as to the possibility to integrate various different spotlights, this lighting solution provides for a high degree of customisation and accordingly takes into account the brand presentation and product display in the store. Zumtobel has extended its product portfolio with LED lighting solutions for various shop scenarios, ground on these research findings a laboratory study conducted by Zumtobel Research and GruppeNymphenburg has successfully achieved its goal to empirically capture people's affective responses to various lighting scenarios in shops. The findings of this study will help develop lighting concepts for retail, in order to present the goods displayed to optimal effect and to increase the customers' sense of well-being, thus making them stay in the shop longer.

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