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Sustainability<br />

<strong>Plurio</strong> in action: fast payback - and better lighting too<br />

Up to 72.5% energy savings!<br />

Sustainability<br />

Electric lighting in urban areas has a major impact on<br />

sustainability. The key to sustainability in lighting is eco-design,<br />

efficient operation and planned recycling at the end of the<br />

product life.<br />

Renovation project<br />

Eco-design<br />

<strong>Thorn</strong> employs life cycle assessments, as per the Energy-using Products<br />

Directive (EuP), to check the environmental impact of its products<br />

through life. This ensures that care is taken during design to employ,<br />

absolutely, the minimum amount of restricted hazardous substances -<br />

<strong>Plurio</strong> complies with the RoHS Directive - and that the minimum amount<br />

of virgin materials, water and energy are used during manufacture.<br />

Finally, <strong>Plurio</strong>’s light distribution is designed to reduce obtrusive light<br />

and sky glow according to I.L.E recommendations.<br />

Efficient operation<br />

The generation of electrical energy required for lighting is a major<br />

contributor to CO 2 emissions. For every kWh of energy 0.42 kg of CO 2<br />

is liberated and added to the 'greenhouse' gases in the atmosphere,<br />

increasing global warming.<br />

The most energy consumption by the product is clearly during<br />

operation, which can be influenced by prudent design and component<br />

selection. For <strong>Plurio</strong> the key elements are high performance optics<br />

employing modern light sources (no mercury types), electronic gear<br />

and the option of mini photocells.<br />

With efficient products, correct lighting scheme design and the use<br />

of control systems substantial energy saving can be made without<br />

jeopardising the quality of the required lighting condition.<br />

Existing<br />

Opal Sphere 125W HME<br />

(6500 lm)<br />

ULOR 46% DLOR 40%<br />

Illuminance on ground (ln lux)<br />

ln lux<br />

6<br />

3<br />

0<br />

3<br />

9<br />

4.5<br />

6<br />

9<br />

6<br />

3<br />

0<br />

3<br />

6<br />

6 3 0 3 6 9 6 3 0 3 6<br />

Sphere 125W<br />

New Proposal<br />

<strong>Plurio</strong> Facetted reflector<br />

ULOR 1% DLOR 69%<br />

Illuminance on ground (ln lux)<br />

20<br />

1510<br />

ln lux<br />

6<br />

3<br />

0<br />

6<br />

3<br />

5<br />

9<br />

6<br />

3<br />

0<br />

3<br />

6<br />

6 3 0 3 6 9 6 3 0 3 6<br />

<strong>Plurio</strong> 70W<br />

Recycling<br />

<strong>Plurio</strong> has a high aluminium content and is designed for<br />

disassembly and dematerialisation and, as with all <strong>Thorn</strong> products,<br />

meets the obligations of the WEEE waste directive.<br />

Type of application: Open pedestrian area (e.g piazza) - refurbishment.<br />

Existing opal sphere replaced by <strong>Plurio</strong> with facetted optic.<br />

Spacings: 18m.<br />

Height of light source: 4m.<br />

Maintenance factor at installation =1.<br />

Lamp<br />

Flux<br />

(lm)<br />

Eav<br />

(lux)<br />

Emin<br />

(lux)<br />

Energy<br />

Saving<br />

Sphere Opal MBF125W 6600 6.5 2.5<br />

<strong>Plurio</strong> facetted ref TC 57W 4300 9.4 2.6 54%<br />

<strong>Plurio</strong> facetted ref HSE 70W 5900 12.4 4.2 44%<br />

Proposal 1 : <strong>Plurio</strong> 57W TC-TEL (4300 lm)<br />

<strong>Plurio</strong> 57W TC-TEL provides 45% more light on average than<br />

Sphere125W HME while consuming 54% less energy.<br />

Proposal 2 : <strong>Plurio</strong> 70W HSE (5900 lm)<br />

<strong>Plurio</strong> 70W HSE lights twice as much as the Sphere 125W HME,<br />

while saving 44% energy.<br />

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