The attention of the viewer can be focused via contrasting accents. ERCO has high-performance luminaires with large lumen packages in its range for this purpose.
Small luminaires are discreet and place the focus on the light itself. Compact luminaire dimensions are particularly advantageous with small rooms.
Characteristic for Light Board is its striking design: the flat housing with sophisticated thermal management ensures a long service life. The innovative lighting technology with high visual comfort and easy adjustability is the ideal solution for lighting tasks in sales spaces and museums. Light Board offers different luminous flux packages suitable for accent lighting over long distances, even in high rooms, and for illuminating walls.
Harper´s Chelsea Gallery, New York. Lighting design: Studio MDA, New York. Exhibition: “Young-Il Ahn – Water, Space, California”. Photography: Dan Bradica.
The foyer of 565 Bourke Street, Melbourne. Architecture: ADP Consulting, Melbourne. Lighting design: Buckford Illumination Group, Melbourne. Photography: Jackie Chan.
Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires. Architecture: Estudio M/SG/S/S/S + Arq. Matias Ragonese, Buenos Aires. Exhibition design: Equipo Museo Moderno. Lighting design: Francisco Meilan - GNBA Consultores. Photography: Edgar Zippel, Berlin.
CCK Centro Cultural Kirchner, Buenos Aires. Architecture: B4FS - Federico Bares, Enrique Bares, Nicolás Bares, Daniel Becker, Claudio Ferrari, Florencia Schnack, Buenos Aires. Photography: Edgar Zippel, Berlin.
Library, Möndal. Architecture: Fredblad Arkitekter, Halmstad. Lighting design: ÅF lighting, Stockholm. Mechanical engineering: Partille Elkonsult, Göteborg. Photography: Johan Elm, Stockholm.
f22 foto space, Hong Kong. Photography: Jackie Chan, Sydney.
New Street Station, Birmingham. Architecture: AZPML/Atkins/Haskoll. Lighting design: Hoare Lea Lighting, London. Photography: Lukas Palik, Düsseldorf.
The Polygon Gallery, Vancouver. Architecture: Patkau Architects, Vancouver. Photography: Moritz Hillebrand, Zurich.
Volvo Retail Experience in the Luleå showroom. Interior design: Erik Stigmar, Senior Manager Retail Experience. Anne Eklund, Lighting Designer. WSP Sverige AB | WSP Ljusdesign, Stockholm. Photography: Johan Elm, Stockholm.
Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg. Architecture: LH Architekten Landwehr Henke + Partner mbB, Hamburg. Lighting design: ECE Projektmanagement G.m.b.H. & Co. KG, Hamburg. Photography: Frieder Blickle, Hamburg.
With our “ERCO individual” service we offer you extensive options for the individualisation of series products as well as support in the development of sophisticated special luminaires. In order to match Light Board even more efficiently to your project requirements, further variants are available on request in addition to the series configuration. These include, for example:
Do you have further requirements with the product?
Please contact the consultant team in the following ERCO office:
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Emphasis of objects or architectural elements.
Very narrow to wide beam, rotationally symmetrical light distribution for accent lighting.
Light Board spotlights accentuate artwork, products and architectural details effectively. The ideal angle of tilt (α) for this is around 30°. The object is modelled without distorting the effect as a result of excessive shadowing. It also prevents shadows cast by the observer.
Arrangement: α = 30°
Lighting tool
Light distribution
Further Spotlights for track
