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Food lighting<br />

Food shops and supermarkets<br />

are increasingly discovering that<br />

architecture and lighting are a<br />

means to differentiate from the<br />

competition. Instead of bland,<br />

primarily cost-effective lighting,<br />

it is now common to use more<br />

sophisticated concepts borrowed<br />

from the architectural scene,<br />

including zoning or vertical lighting.<br />

Some chain stores deliberately<br />

employ avant-garde architecture,<br />

while others experiment<br />

with new ideas in pilot stores.<br />

Even discount stores are refining<br />

their ideas using subtle, yet crucial<br />

improvements in product presentation.<br />

ERCO provides a wide range of<br />

suitable lighting tools for lighting<br />

design in the retail sector that are<br />

both cost-effective and sophisticated.<br />

One such example is ERCO’s<br />

track as a safe investment and<br />

flexible infrastructure; others<br />

include different ranges of spotlights<br />

and recessed ceiling luminaires.<br />

Cost-effectiveness is guaranteed<br />

when using efficient light<br />

sources such as high-pressure<br />

discharge lamps, while superior<br />

light quality and visual comfort<br />

are ensured with ERCO’s exclusive<br />

Spherolit reflectors, which are<br />

used in a wide variety of different<br />

spotlights.<br />

Certain branches of the retail<br />

sector, however, have other, more<br />

specific requirements. While textile<br />

and fashion stores primarily<br />

seek excellent colour rendition<br />

food shops want their lighting<br />

to have a spectral composition<br />

that perfectly matches their various<br />

product groups – fish benefits<br />

from different light to that used<br />

for bread and biscuits. Light for<br />

meat and sausages is again different<br />

to that used for fruit and vegetables.<br />

In extensive studies, ERCO’s<br />

lighting technicians have developed<br />

a food lighting concept that<br />

provides the designer with an<br />

uncomplicated “tool kit” to solve<br />

any lighting tasks in the food sector.<br />

It includes additions to existing<br />

product ranges such as versions<br />

with high-pressure sodium<br />

vapour lamps (HST) and a special<br />

food filter as accessory for many<br />

of the existing spotlights. Different<br />

combinations of the HIT and<br />

HST lamps with the new food filter<br />

are suitable for different product<br />

groups – recommendations are<br />

given in the table at the bottom<br />

of this page.<br />

The new food<br />

filter is an accessory<br />

that fits<br />

many of ERCO’s<br />

existing spotlights.<br />

It changes<br />

the composition<br />

of the spectrum<br />

so that meat and<br />

sausages in particular<br />

look fresh<br />

and appetising.<br />

HIT<br />

HST<br />

400<br />

400<br />

HIT with<br />

food filter<br />

400<br />

HST with<br />

food filter<br />

400<br />

500<br />

500<br />

500<br />

500<br />

600<br />

600<br />

600<br />

600<br />

700<br />

700<br />

700<br />

700<br />

(nm)<br />

(nm)<br />

(nm)<br />

(nm)<br />

Combining the<br />

lamps with the<br />

filters results in<br />

different spectral<br />

compositions of<br />

the light.<br />

Food lighting<br />

recommendations<br />

Meat Fish Bread Cheese Fruit<br />

Sausages Bakery products Vegetables<br />

Metal halide lamps<br />

(R a ) 90)<br />

without food filter<br />

• • •<br />

Metal halide lamps<br />

(R a ) 90)<br />

with food filter<br />

•<br />

High-pressure sodium vapour lamps<br />

without food filter<br />

• • • •<br />

High-pressure sodium vapour lamps<br />

with food filter<br />

•<br />

42 ERCO <strong>New</strong> <strong>Products</strong> 2009 www.erco.com

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