PRUNUS D
DESIGN WITH AN EYE FOR DETAILThe main characteristic of the PRUNUS is that this luminaire provides light where and when required. The PRUNUS D is a round hanging luminaire with four different diffusers. This street and yard lighting can be fitted with a coupling piece for attachment to overhead cables. The luminaire is suitable for business parks, public squares and parks, town and village centres and residential areas. The options include various colour temperatures and an RGB LED ring. The Prunus D is waterproof (IP66) and impact-resistant (IK10).
Applications
Public spaces and architecture, Station area, Inside the built-up area, Public squares and parks, Bus station, Bus platform
Luminaire type
Suspended luminaire,
Pendant luminaire,
Circular luminaire
Light cover
UV-stabilised polycarbonate,
Structured polycarbonate,
Safety glass, clear
Color
RAL 7016
Housing
Aluminium coated
Lumenrange
From
800
to 6000
Label
Lightronics
CRI
> 70
IP
IP66
IK
IK 10
Lightprofiles
Asymmetric,
Wide distribution,
Long distribution
MARKING POINTS
The PRUNUS D can optionally be fitted with a LED ring in the top cover. This makes it possible to apply marking points in the streetscape and to assign the living environment its own identity. The LED ring is available in seven colours.
Ocean Blue
PRUNUS D BENEFITS
LIGHTING AS AN ORIENTATION LANDMARK
Town and village centres need to be consistently recognisable in a streetscape. The PRUNUS family offers planners, architects and local authorities the opportunity of structuring the living environment in a recognisable and stylish manner using a single luminaire range. This family of luminaires, which includes 6 models and 23 variants, offers an extensive range of choice in terms of shape, light distribution and application possibilities. An LED ring in the hood or top flange makes it possible to integrate orientation landmarks in the streetscape and give the living environment its own identity. The LED ring is available in seven colours.
LIGHT COVERS
Shape and flexibility are two important factors in the PRUNUS family. The PRUNUS D is available with different hoods and light covers in a range of four variants: D1, D2, D3 and D4. The light cover fitted to the D1 and D2 is made from UV-stabilised polycarbonate, with a larger free light cover surface area and higher lumen output for the D2. A contoured polycarbonate light cover is used for the D3. The D4 features a contoured transparent diffuser made from safety glass.
Climate Agreement implementation
The choice is yours, ranging from CLO (Constant Lumen Output), motion detection and communication between luminaires to integrating an existing management system or preparing for sensors. You can also opt for different luminaire finishes: functional or more stylish.
Lightronics’ luminaires feature CLO (Constant Lumen Output) or five standard dimming modes (1A, 2A, 3A, 4A and 5A), which alter the power and light intensity based on preconfigured time settings.
Lightronics offers full system integration with Controlled Solutions. This includes the use of communication modules from brands such as CityTouch, Luminext, TVilight or Remoticom. Motion detection with local communication by RF is a further possibility. Controlled Solutions projects are tailor-made solutions that involve additional charges for the initial analysis, system configuration and the final acceptance procedure.
Alternative luminaires
Distinctive and flexible
The PRUNUS B is a saucer-shaped post-top luminaire that is available with a narrow or wide rim, a flat or light cover and an optional LED ring at the top. The different shape of the hood and type of diffuser characterise the three variants of the PRUNUS B.
Classical and full of character
The MAK (Margriet Armatuur Klein) luminaire for street or yard lighting is the GAM's baby sister. This strong likeness makes it possible to combine the two luminaires to create a characterful look in a specific setting.
Classical and full of character
The GAM (Groot Armatuur Margriet) is a visually striking luminaire that comes into its own in characteristic public squares, town centres, shopping centres and residential areas. The word Margriet in the name, Dutch for daisy, refers to the flower shape with the light source in its centre.