Alan Tulla Technical editor
Alan Tulla is Lux's technical editor, and an experienced independent lighting designer.
Alan Tulla is Lux's technical editor, and an experienced independent lighting designer.
Floodlighting stadiums for the world of televised sports may be glamorous but not many of us are lucky enough to have the opportunity.
Have you noticed that petrol stations are no longer dull? They used to be lit with high pressure sodium lamps and everything looked dark orange. A few petrol stations used metal halide lamps which had the advantage of white light but their life was considerably shorter.
These LED retrofits are designed as energy saving replacements for the original tungsten halogen filament lamps. The AR111 filament lamp is usually 12V and, unsurprisingly, 111 mm diameter.
These LED versions are designed as energy saving replacements for the original tungsten halogen filament lamps. These filament lamps were typically 25 – 50W whereas the LED versions are more often 2 – 4W.
Lux's technical editor, Alan Tulla, offers his advice on the best ways to light a warehouse.
Alan Tulla, Lux's technical editor, casts his expert eye over the latest emergency light fittings on the market.