Zumtobel launches TECTON DC continuous-row lighting system

TECTON DC continuous-row lighting system

Zumtobel has introduced a direct current variant in its popular TECTON continuous-row lighting system. This move not only promotes the use of DC networks but also unlocks the full potential of renewable energy.

In the era of sustainability, the innovative TECTON DC continuous-row lighting system from Zumtobel is a game-changer. By harnessing energy from local renewable sources without conversion losses, it offers companies a more sustainable lighting solution.

Energy-intensive industrial sectors, in particular, can look forward to up to 4% additional energy savings with the direct current version.

When renewable energy sources are used, fluctuations in the mains voltage can never be eliminated. However, industrial plants rely on a fail-safe power supply and reliable lighting to ensure uninterrupted production. TECTON DC can be fitted with a battery buffer and an emergency light function to address this. This means that the light line can compensate for power failures or fluctuations in the mains supply,

improving safety in industrial applications. Like the time-tested alternating current version, TECTON DC also offers the option of infinitely variable power tapping along the entire length of the continuous row.

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