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Certified Quality and Environmental ManagementResponsibility for our futurePerformance, efficiency andsustainability demand a solidorganisation. That is whyWILA developed an integratedmanagement system (IMS)and had itself certifiedto EN ISO 9001 and EN ISO14001 for its quality andenvironmental management.In addition, an environmentalcircle was introduced, withthe goal of pushing throughsustainability strategies forenvironmental and climateprotection at WILA. Allactivities are summarisedunder the concept ofSustainable BusinessManagement (SBM).Progress is communicatedopenly and transparently inthe Internet at www.wila.com.Sustainability22 WILA
Climate protectionProject wind energyWILA has dedicated itself tothe climate-neutral printingof this catalogue. Based onthe paper consumption, theuse of printing material andthe transport, a total of 22.8 tCO2 results for the totalinternational circulation.WILA is investing in two windparks for this total value. Thewind energy parks consist ofa total of 45 wind turbineswith an annual emissionssavings of 352,991t CO2 incomparison to that for fossilfuels.Certificate-TypeClimatePartnerGold StandardCertificate number297-53446-0910-1001AssociationResources Research.Promotion of social Projects and sustainableand responsible performance.Communication of progress.ProductsThe best performing products with optimised degrees ofefficiency and the newest LED technology in timeless design.Convincing product guarantee.Product development taking into account European standardssuch as the EU Directive EuP (Energy-using Products) and theEnergy Saving Regulation (EnEV).WILA products correspond to the RoHS guideline for therestriction of the use of certain hazardous substances inelectronic devices, registration no. DE93632433.WILA products satisfy the WEEE guideline (Waste Electricaland Electronic Equipment) for the Electronic Waste Law.The return, utilisation and disposal of electrical and electronicdevices, as well as of their packaging, are carried out throughvarious national organisations such as Interseroh (D) andLumicon (UK).Volume and material reduction, minimising the number ofparts, mechanical separability and the usage of stable,pollutant-free, homogeneous and durable materials.CompanyWILA is certified according to the quality managementsystem EN ISO 9001 and the environmental managementsystem EN ISO 14001.Since 2009, WILA has been a member of the DGNB(German Sustainable Building Council).Introduction of Sustainable Business Management withthe objective of CO2 neutrality at the Iserlohn, Germanyand Wantage, UK locations.WILA <strong>Lighting</strong> Ltd. in the UK is already CO2-neutral.Selection of suppliers and partners according to principlesof sustainability and the involvement of employees.Climate-neutral printing of the catalogue on PEFC-certifiedpaper of wood from regional and sustainable forestry andthe use of mineral oil-free printing ink.www.wila.com 23
Page 1 and 2: Luminaire programme 2011/2012
Page 3 and 4: Dear partners and friends,As recent
Page 5 and 6: Modular SystemsEconomic SolutionsAv
Page 7 and 8: WallCeiling MountedFloorFloor Stand
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Page 16 and 17: WILA Lighting solutions forHealth C
Page 18 and 19: Lighting from WILA creates Well-Bei
Page 20 and 21: Light from WILA saves CostsEfficien
Page 24 and 25: WILA StandardsWILA ProductsFor many
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Page 28 and 29: Xonic ®Fluorescent LampsHigh quali
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LED E Connect ®OverviewGeneral lig
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LEDE Connect ® Nero PowerThe new G
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LEDE Connect ® ExilumDecorative LE
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E Connect ®Compact Fluorescent Lam
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E Connect ®Compact Fluorescent Lam
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Compact Fluorescent LampsE Connect
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Compact+Compact Fluorescent LampsMo
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Compact Fluorescent LampsCompact+ R
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Compact+ circLetRecessed Luminaires
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Fluorescent Lamps, circularCompact+
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Accent LightingHigh Pressure Discha
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High Pressure Discharge LampsCompac
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Accent LightingLow Voltage and High
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Low-voltage Tungsten Halogen LampsC
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Light for special applicationsEmerg
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Light for special applicationsBasic
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Light for special applicationsEmerg
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Light for special applicationsLED E
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Light for special applicationsAir-H
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AttachmentsAir-Handling Components
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AttachmentsDownlights Air-Return -
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Project Solutions and Product Conce
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LED Continuous Luminaires260 WILA
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LED Pendant Luminaires262 WILA
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LED Wall and Recessed LuminairesLED
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LED Modules for HandrailLED Handrai
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LED Directional SpotlightLED Direct
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Dynamic Light Wellness - Light for
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Dynamic Daylight Process272 WILA
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Integration in Ceiling SystemsA gre
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Soft Light - on Model DaylightNatur
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Day/Night Downlights278 WILA
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Atmospherical Light280 WILA
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Atmospherical LightcircLet with col
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Precise Guidance of LightCounter li
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Multifunctional Profile Systems286
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Multifunctional Profile SystemsLamp
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Multifuctionality -Combination of L
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Modular Chain System and Multifunct
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Integration in complex Ceiling Syst
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Integration in complex Ceiling Syst
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Flush IntegrationOpal cover - pure
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Downlights integrated into the Ceil
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Wall and Ceiling Integration - circ
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Luminaires with higher Safety Prope
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Corrosion and Impact Protection306
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Dual Light - Sentic ®Axel Springer
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Project Profile System - Sentic ®C
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Product Concept - Ingenic ®Compreh
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Product ConceptsWall and Beam integ
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AttachmentsMounting Technique1 8808
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Lighting DesignChambre de Commerce,
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Daylight as Standard, Sophisticated
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Quality Criteria: Illuminance Inten
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Quality CriteriaRadiant Intensity a
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Quality CriteriaLight Colour and Co
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Quality CriteriasDirection of Light
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Quality CriteriaLight ManagementAut
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Planning ExampleLight for roomsSpot
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Planning ExampleLight for WallsWall
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Planning ExampleLight for Ceilings
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Planning ExampleLight for Pictures
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Planning AidsEuropean Investment Ba
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Planning ExampleLinearXonic ®Catal
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Planning ExampleLinearAvic ®Catalo
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Planning ExampleLinearAvic ®Corrid
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Planning ExampleLinearLinic ® 60Co
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Planning ExampleLinearLinic ® 150C
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Planning ExampleLinearVariatic ®Co
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Planning ExampleCompact & AccentE C
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Planning ExampleCompact & AccentLow
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InformationCity hall Altensteig, Ge
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InformationDimensions and definitio
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InformationPlanningAids and Mainten
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InformationLamp DataT16-RFluorescen
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