A louvre is designed to restrict the view into the luminaire, achieving efficient visual comfort with an emission angle of 90°. An anti-glare louvre available in black or silver enables the luminaire to blend with the material and color of the ceiling.
Luminaires with a flat housing have an elegant appearance and direct the focus on the light. Flat luminaires are especially advantageous for low room heights.
In keeping with modern, dynamic working environments in which office layouts are constantly changing and adapting, Jilly achieves the efficient and standard-compliant lighting of workplaces. The flat housing and a striking anti-dazzle louver characterize the elegant appearance. Jilly's lighting technology combines a highly efficient lens system with an anti-glare louver for visual comfort and luminous efficacy at the same high level. The wattage and light distribution enable wide luminaire spacing for economical lighting concepts that comply to standards. Track mounting means that Jilly can be optimally aligned – always according to the arrangement of the workstations.
Zaha Hadid Architects, London. Architecture: Zaha Hadid Architects, London. Photography: Gavriil Papadiotis.
LOWA office and showroom, Jetzendorf. Interior design: Atelier Seitz, Niederneuching. Lighting design: Atelier Seitz, Niederneuching. Photography: David Schreyer.
tipBerlin editorial team, Berlin. Photography: Edgar Zippel, Berlin.
Zaha Hadid Architects, London. Architecture: Zaha Hadid Architects, London. Photography: Gavriil Papadiotis.
VicRoads Ringwood Office, Melbourne. Architecture: Peckvonhartel, Melbourne. Lighting design: Buckford Illumination Group, Melbourne. Partner: ADP Consulting, Melbourne. Photography: Jackie Chan, Sydney.
VicRoads Ringwood Office, Melbourne. Architecture: Peckvonhartel, Melbourne. Lighting design: Buckford Illumination Group, Melbourne. Partner: ADP Consulting, Melbourne. Photography: Jackie Chan, Sydney.
mai public relations, Berlin. Photography: Sebastian Mayer, Berlin.
Sportfive Germany GmbH, Hamburg. Lighting design: Sibylle von Heyden, Hamburg. Interior design: Sibylle von Heyden, Hamburg. Photography: Frieder Blickle, Hamburg
Koppenmühle, Darmstadt. Architecture: architektur und kommunikation im raum, Darmstadt. Lighting design: architektur und kommunikation im raum, Darmstadt. Photography: Lukas Palik.
CORE, Oldenburg. Architecture: Angelis und Partner, Oldenburg. Interior design: Angelis und Partner, Oldenburg, NEU_FUNDLAND, Oldenburg, NOORD GOOD INTERIOR, Oldenburg. Electrical engineering: Holger Bartels GmbH, Oldenburg. Photography: Lukas Palik, Düsseldorf
With our “ERCO individual” service we offer you extensive options for the individualization of series products as well as support in the development of sophisticated special luminaires. In order to match Jilly 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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Ambient lighting produced by wide beam light distribution.
Wide beam, rotationally symmetrical light distribution for general lighting.
As an approximate luminaire distance (d) between two luminaires, the height (h) of the luminaire above the working plane can be used. The intersecting beams produce excellent uniformity. The recommended offset from the wall is half the luminaire spacing.
Rough guide: d ≤ 1.5 x h
Application area: as ambient lighting in the room and as flexible illumination of office workplaces.
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