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Aurora Lighting Africa redefines supermarket illumination with the Linium+ LED Linear

| Ivana | Partner Content

Aurora Lighting Africa is set to transform supermarket lighting with the introduction of the Linium+ Retail Wattage Selectable LED Linear, a cutting-edge solution designed to meet the specific demands of retail environments.

 

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Engineered for efficiency, adaptability, and superior performance, the Linium+ enhances both the shopping experience and operational excellence through its advanced lighting capabilities.

At the heart of the Linium+ is an innovative modular system featuring a trunking rail that houses wiring harnesses alongside separate clip-in luminaires. This design not only simplifies installation but also allows for extensive customisation. Delivering up to 180 lumens per watt, the Linium+ provides high-efficiency, bright illumination, significantly improves visibility and energy savings, which are all critical factors in large-scale retail spaces.

A key feature of the Linium+ is its ability to create a continuous line of light spanning up to 70 meters. This ensures consistent illumination across supermarket aisles, enhancing product visibility and customer comfort. The plug-and-play installation eliminates the complexity of traditional lighting upgrades, enabling swift and seamless deployment.

Unparalleled Flexibility in Installation

The Linium+ offers exceptional versatility, with options for surface mounting or suspension, accommodating diverse architectural and design requirements. Available in multiple lengths—600mm, 1200mm, 1500mm, 1800mm, and 2400mm—it caters to a variety of structural needs. Additionally, a range of lens options (30°, 60°, 90°, 120°) including asymmetrical and double asymmetrical lenses allows for tailored lighting solutions, from focused accent lighting to broad ambient illumination.

Advanced Adaptability and Energy Efficiency

Designed for dynamic retail environments, the Linium+ integrates interchangeable wiring options (3-wire, 5-wire, 7-wire, and 8-wire) and a built-in circuit selector, enabling flexible wiring configurations for different lighting levels during trading, merchandising, emergency lighting or store closure.

For enhanced energy efficiency, optional daylight and motion sensors adjust lighting levels based on natural light availability and shopper movement, reducing energy consumption during off-peak hours and optimising operational costs.

Low Maintenance and Long-Term Reliability

A major advantage of the Linium+ is its low maintenance design, featuring replaceable light modules that minimise downtime and operational disruptions. This ensures long-term reliability, essential for maintaining a well-lit, shopper-friendly environment. This system enables replacement of only the luminaire at end of life and not the wiring and trunking system. This significantly reduces labour and replacement costs for future upgrades.

“The Linium+ by Aurora Lighting Africa sets a new standard for supermarket lighting. With its blend of high luminosity, energy efficiency, and flexible customisation options,
it provides retailers with an advanced solution to enhance their lighting infrastructure while optimising costs and improving the overall shopping experience.”
—Scylagh Clunnie, Managing Director, Aurora Lighting Africa

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