Acsys luminaire meets needs of modern buildings

The new Acsys suspended luminaire system from Cooper Lighting has been designed to meet the needs of modern buildings that use an exposed-soffit ceiling construction to improve thermal management.

It is said to be particularly suitable for applications in universities, schools, colleges, call centres and conference facilities.

As well as providing energy-efficient lighting, including an upward element to aid LG7 compliance, the modular system features built-in acoustic panels to replicate the sound-absorption properties of a conventional suspended ceiling, thereby achieving compliance with the acoustic performance requirements of Building Bulletin 93.

Acsys accommodates the wiring and equipment for ancillary services such as audio-visual and fire-detection systems.

Each 1,800mm lighting module can be specified with a choice of T5 fluorescent lamps in single or twin configurations, providing outputs ranging from 21W to 54W.

Standard infill sections come in four sizes, from 300mm to 1,200mm, and these are an ideal location for speakers, PIR detectors, fire-alarm beacons, sprinklers or compact light-emitting-diode emergency luminaires, according to the company.

Featuring a steel construction with a white or silver-grey powder-coated finish, Acsys is available with either an aluminium louvre or an ultraviolet-stable polycarbonate microprism diffuser for the downward optic, while the upward light element is provided via a clear reeded panel.

This lighting system also offers a number of optional features, including DSI or DALI digital dimming, integrated lighting control and integrated maintained emergency lighting with or without automatic testing facilities.

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