Circadian Experts Create New Precision Spot For Discerning Lighting Designers

This month Lighting Science announced the release of the Series A+™ Par30 Gimbal, a specification-grade lamp created for discerning clients and lighting designers.

“At Lighting Science, we strive to create products that provide people with healthier built environments in which to live and work. The Series A+ takes the advancements in optics and circadian research to the next level,” said Fred Maxik, CTO and Founder of Lighting Science. “Lighting designers, specifiers and consumers now have the flexibility to have healthy, circadian light with high CRI to maximise the impact of any illumination project they pursue. It’s the ultimate in lighting, without compromise.”

With this lamp Lighting Science want to prove that healthy circadian lighting does not preclude flexibility in design. This adaptable spot is suitable for applications in both commercial and residential spaces requiring precision optical and directional control and provides the added value of a biological impact.

The precision spot features a healthy, circadian spectrum with high colour quality, beam precision, and directional flexibility. It incorporates patented, engineered spectrum technology to provide a rejuvenating feel with a crisp, white light that is unencumbered by any visual hints of wavelength peaks in circadian blue. Occupants of indoor environments will feel awake and alert from the stimulating spectrum at 480nm, the wavelength found in natural daylight.

Available in three colour temperatures, each lamp generates high-quality spectral output, adds vibrancy to illuminated scenes, and offers appealing contrast and vivid colour.

The award winning company understands that versatility without compromise is vital, and the Series A+ delivers with three beam angles that are ideal for accent, task and wall wash applications – a spot (15°), narrow flood (25°) and flood (40°). The discreet gimbal design provides even more functionality, accomplishing precision directional control with 85° rotation at the base and 56° pivot at the lens. A threaded lens cap enables users to add or interchange optical materials such as diffusers or films for even more creative license.