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LuxLive 2013 :
• more exhibitors
• late night opening
• interactive features
• free talks and demos
and much more
including the new
Light Fight!
Register now for your FREE entry pass: www.luxlive.co.uk/register
LuxLive | Earls Court | London | 20 - 21 November 2013 Contact: T +44 (0)1905 724734
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LuxLive gets bigger
and better!
LuxLive 2013 is almost upon us: and
with a massive 5,000 square metres of
innovations and no fewer than five theatres
of talks and debates, there’s something for
everyone. Taking place at Earls Court on 20-21
November, LuxLive is entirely free-toattend. Ripping up the rule book, Lux brings
together all of the latest innovations in this
fast-moving sector. It will scrutinise the
pros and cons of the latest lighting tech and
will get under the bonnet of some of the
UK’s most challenging lighting projects.
All the big names will be showing
their latest kit including Philips, GE,
Thorn and Toshiba. In total there will be
more than 160 exhibitors including upand-coming players with hot kit such as
Ricoh, Soraa and Cree. Also, established
names such as Dextra will be showing
their developments for the first time in a
generation.
LuxLive - the facts
Dates and times:
Wednesday 20 November 0900 - 2100
Thursday 21 November 0900 - 1700
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1. SEE the global market leaders – Philips, GE, Thorn and Toshiba – in one place
2. LEARN from the experts at 50 free-to-attend sessions, demos and talks
3. HEAR from major clients about their lighting strategies
4 BE INSPIRED by the UK’s best low-energy projects in the EcoLight conference
5. CHECK OUT groundbreaking kit from 160 top brands
Enter the
Dragons’ Den
Based on the popular BBC show, this
heated session sees brave innovators
submit their products to the scrutiny
of our fearsome panel of dragons.
Lighting pioneers will be presenting
a range of creations to see which
new ideas float and which sink.
LuxLive is throwing open its doors until 9pm on 20
November giving you the chance to extend your day, enjoy
drinks with our exhibitors and witness LightFight - our
most ambitious event to date!
LightFight will pit teams from the UK’s top lighting design
practices against each other in a competition that will test
their artistic, scientific, technical and design knowledge
and abilities.
Cutting-edge talks
LuxLive’s programme has been divided into the
key sectors that are feeling the effects of the LED
revolution: retail, education, healthcare, industrial,
transport, hospitality and leisure, commercial and
outdoor. As well as there being plenty for OEMs,
lighting designers and anyone with a general
responsibility for lighting and energy management.
In each sector, LuxLive will be taking an in-depth
look at exemplar projects, drilling into some of the
key technologies and will debate the particular
problems of that sector. No stone will be left
unturned.
Inventor of the blue LED
Shuji Nakamura of Soraa,
Speaking at 2pm on 21 November
Witness extreme
dimming
LED dimming can be a minefield. But fear not.
This dynamic interactive session will see Lux’s
resident control freak Jeremy Turner put a
selection of lamps, transformers and dimmers
through their paces before your very eyes – so
you can see which combinations work, which
don’t, and what to look out for when you’re
trying to make sure your dimming is smooth,
reliable and efficient. Let Lux take you to zero
per cent... and beyond!
What’s hot and
what’s not?
Latest tech
At LuxLive you’ll meet global market leaders in lighting,
all under one roof and at one time.
Get the inside track on the very latest tech such as this
lamp by Soraa and witness live product demos in the
new Lux Arena.
Check-out the online
exhibitor list of who’s
who at LuxLive 2013.
Venue:
Earls Court 2, London
Admission:
Register in advance for your free pass:
www.luxlive.co.uk/register
Late night opening
At LuxLive I’m able to really
question the experts in the market,
see who’s coming through, really
understand the technology, then
compare it with the previous year.
Toby Marlow, Energy Manager,
Waitrose
The LuxLive Cool Wall will be the definitive
record of which luminaire designs are achingly
cool and which, well, aren’t. Leading designers
and manufacturers will be invited to select
the LED and OLED designs that they think are
the sharpest and the shoddiest. And they’ll
be discussing how to maximise the design
possibilities of solid-state lighting to give
specifiers new solutions to old problems.
Check-out the full
programme of what’s on
when at LuxLive
Register online for FREE entry www.luxlive.co.uk/register
What’s on at LuxLive? It’s all free-to-attend just register now at www.luxlive.co.uk/register
Wednesday 20 November
Lux Arena in association with
9:30am Healthcare – Lighting Talk Live. How can we tackle outdated lighting in the NHS?
What’s the best way to go about addressing the issue of outdated and
inefficient lighting and what are the priorities? Panellists include Bill
Dickson of the Princess Alexandra Hospital and Andrew Bissell of
Cundall4Light.
10.10am Retail – Project Uncovered: Waitrose, Ipswich
This all-LED Waitrose has an installed load of under the magic 10W/m2.
Find out how it was achieved and the implications for retail. Panellists
include Toby Marlow of Waitrose and Jeff Shaw of Arup.
10.40am Cool Wall: LED form factors
The latest designs for light fittings get the ‘cool wall’ treatment. Passing
judgement are John Bullock of JBLD, Sharon Stammers of Light
Collective, Liz Peck of LPA and Phil Champ of Champ Industrial Design.
11.10am Lighting Spy Live
The Lighting Spy reveals his identity and exposes inefficient lighting from
all over the UK.
12.10pm Retail – Lighting Talk Live. LEDs in retail:
hit or miss?
The first wave of LED lighting installations in the retail sector has proved
to be a mixed bag. Our expert panel will be asking what’s gone wrong and
what’s gone right?
12.50pm Live and Dangerous! Extreme dimming with
the Control Freak live
Jeremy Turner of Fab Controls hosts a live workshop using good, bad
and ugly kit from diverse manufacturers. Find out what you need to do to
ensure smooth low-level LED control in the real world.
2.00pm Product Demonstration: Cree
2.30pm Commercial – Lighting Talk Live. Does office lighting have to be soul destroying?
Why are offices lit to the same light levels all day, every day? How can LEDs
help deliver human-centred lighting? Our expert panel will be asking the
questions.
3.30pm Dragons’ Den
Entrepreneurs pitch their innovative lighting ideas to our panel of seasoned
professionals.
4.30pm Education – Lighting Talk Live. Can tuition fees change the face of university lighting?
How can universities use lighting to create dynamic spaces and minimises
energy use? And what is the best way to use the latest research in lighting
to aid learning and concentration? Our panel of experts will be debating
these questions and more.
5.25pm Named and Shamed
Based on the popular feature in Lux magazine, we’ll name and shame
Britain’s worst lit buildings, including some leading high street names.
in association with
Design Clinic Live
9.30am Commercial Keynote Project:
Spectrum House, Glasgow
6.30pm
LightFight is the world’s first live ‘light fighting’ bout that
pits the heavyweight designers against the lightweights.
It’s a knockout competition for lighting design practices in
two rounds. The first is a traditional pub quiz and the second
consists of elimination rounds based on top TV game shows.
EcoLight Conference
9:20am Retail Project Uncovered: Sainsbury’s, Leek
An all-LED lighting scheme based on distinctive luminaires with suspended
optical panels for good vertical integration, Mark Hawker of Sainsbury’s
explains the concept and discusses other low-energy measures employed.
9.50am Education Project Uncovered:
The University of Bath
The University of Bath’s state-of-the-art system allows monitoring from
one PC of all light points in real time across the sprawling estate. Hear how
they went about retrofitting lighting controls at the campus.
10.50pm Retail – Keynote
11.30am Education – Keynote Speech – Lighting
in education
Catherine Connolly of Honeywell introduces Chris Boyce of Capita
Symonds who will advise on how to achieve the right balance between
cost, energy use and creating a good learning environment.
12.00pm Controls Project Uncovered: Gurdon Institute,
University of Cambridge
When a lighting controls retrofit installation failed to deliver the expected
savings in energy, a major rethink was needed. Kathy Hilson explains how
some simple adjustments combined with behavioural change, finally led to
a substantial cut in electricity use.
1.30pm Healthcare – Lighting for the Patient
Andrew Bissell of Cundall4Light explains the result of innovative lighting
installations at Barts Health Trust.
2.00pm Healthcare Project Uncovered: Musselburgh Primary Care Centre, East Lothian
How the lighting of this £20 million, 6,300 square metre centre – which
incorporates three GPs’ surgeries and 15 primary care departments – helped
the project achieve a Breeam Excellent rating.
2.30pm Energy Efficient Financing
Find out how to fund a low-energy retrofit lighting installation with all the
latest updates from the Carbon Trust and other providers.
4.00pm Education Project Uncovered:
University of Manchester
Damian Oatway of the University of Manchester explains how the college
has used lighting to secure the HEFCE funding which has in turn allowed it
to reduce energy use.
4.30pm Commercial – The BCO Guide to Office Lighting
Iain Trent of Land Securities explains the main recommendations of the
new British Council for Offices guide on office lighting.
This refurbished office block has been given a lighting award for its
strengthened street presence and minimal, linear, clean and bright spaces.
Introduced by Dave Warburton of Havells Sylvania, Kevan Shaw of
KSLD talks us through the project.
10.00am Commercial Project Uncovered:
One Angel Square, Manchester
The new £110m HQ of the Co-Operative Group is the first commercial
building of its size to achieve a Breeam Outstanding rating. Richard
Cameron of Buro Happold and Nab Speakes from 3D Reid Architects
detail how lighting made the difference.
10.30am Hospitality and Leisure Project Uncovered: Guinness Storehouse, Dublin
This major tourist attraction in the Irish capital includes museum,
gallery and retail spaces and required a distinctive and dramatic lighting
treatment. Designer Michael Grubb explains the scheme and how the
brief was achieved.
12.00pm Commercial Project Uncovered: Western Train
Shed conversion, Kings Cross, London
This office conversion boasts an average power consumption of just
7.45W/m2 – including feature lighting. Meyrick of Hoare Lea explains how
a combination of daylight linking, sophisticated control and design has
created an ultra-low energy, award-winning, office for the engineering
consultancy.
2.30pm Retail Project Uncovered:
Superdry, Regent Street
This flagship store features a dramatically different lighting treatment.
Accent-only illumination makes the merchandise the hero, appeals to
their key demographic and keeps energy use down. Paul Nulty of PNLD
talks us through the scheme.
3.00pm Retail – How to light fashion
Phil Caton of PJC Lighting Studio – whose recent work includes the
Denim Studio at Selfridges and the Christian Louboutin concession at
Harrods – discusses the special requirements of lighting fashion.
Tech Theatre 1
12.00pm SLL Masterclass: How to cut energy through design
By maximising daylight and using controls to deliver the right light to the right
place at the right time, spectacular savings in energy can be achieved while
creating an engaging environment. Presented by Duncan Abbott of Wila
Lighting.
12.30pm SLL Masterclass: OLEDs at the tipping point
OLEDs have ultra-thin form factors, high efficiency and unique properties
such as transparency when unilluminated. Matt Hanbury of Philips Lighting
explains the benefits and applications of OLEDs, and looks at some realised
projects.
2.00pm SLL Masterclass: How to benefit from Enhanced Capital Allowances
Enhanced Capital Allowances can help you save significant sums on a lighting
installation by giving tax relief. Helen Loomes of Trilux explains the benefits
and the new requirements of the scheme, looking at the numbers from some
recent case studies.
2.30pm SLL Masterclass: How to reduce energy with a lighting retrofit
A simple lighting retrofit, as opposed to a full refurbishment, can often be the
best solution for rapid savings. Kevin Stubbs of Thorn Lighting outlines the top
technological advancements in light sources, systems and materials that can
deliver the best savings.
3.00pm Cree CPD Session
3.30pm LEDs don’t have to be more expensive than conventional systems
Marc Ottolini, founder of Isotera, takes a look at the Total Cost of Ownership
and will show that although LED fixtures are still more expensive than
conventional ones, costs over the life of the system, can tip the balance in
favour of LEDs.
Tech Theatre 2
10.30am Innovation Focus: Harvard EyeNut
11.00am How to plan a controls project
What can a controls installation achieve? What are the main pitfalls? What
are the compatibility issues and how can they be resolved? Just some of the
questions Sam Woodward of Havells Sylvania will answer in this special CPD
presentation.
10.00am Lighting: Your questions answered
1.30pm Education – Lighting Controls in
Education Applications
Got a query about legislation, installation, emergency lighting, downlighter
safety, LED dimming or any other area of lighting? Put your questions to
the Voltimum Experts Panel.
Sophie Parry of Honeywell talks about how good lighting orchestrates day
lighting, artificial lighting and lighting control.
2.00pm OEM – LED failures: How to stop them dead
10.30am Emergency lighting: How to comply with
the regs
David Scott-Maxwell, of Forge Europa, takes a candid look at the topic that
others don’t want to discuss. An enlightening and independent insight into LED
product failures, focusing on cause, effect and prevention.
A practical masterclass to ensure your installation includes the right type
and number of emergency fittings and signage. Presented by James
Beresford of Cooper Lighting & Security.
11.00am Emergency Lighting: LEDs
An update from the Industry Committee on Emergency Lighting on the
special issues and standards relating to the use of LED light sources in
emergency lighting applications.
11.30am IET Code of Practice session on LEDs
2.30pm Beyond Illumination
Leslie Lyons of Bentham Instruments explains how to evaluate the non-visual
emission characteristics of lighting product.
3.00pm How to use thermal design software
Predicting the thermal properties of LED luminaires can aid the design process
and increase the speed to market. Paul Rose of Mentor Graphics explains the
benefits.
4.30pm Retail – LEDs – Driving and cooling for L90
John Crouch and Phil Hall present a CPD session on driving and cooling
for L90.
Thursday 21 November
Lux Arena in association with
9:30am Industrial – Lighting Talk Live
Industrial facilities such as factories, warehouses and distribution centres
are workplaces too – so why are they often given basic functional lighting
schemes? Can we archive low-energy use with a people-centric lit
environment? Panellists include Peter Gojka of Lyreco, Theo Paradise-Hurst
of NDYLight and Nick Clark of Lietcorp.
Peter Gojka of Lyreco
9.45am Hospitality and Leisure – Projects Uncovered: Mitchells & Butlers roll-out
10.40am Transport – Lighting Talk Live
10.15am Hospitality and Leisure – Keynote – Aurora
Managers of lighting estates in the transport sector are under pressure to
realise the benefits of using LEDs – but the risks of getting it wrong are high. So
how do you specify the right lighting – and what are the lessons from recent
LED trials? Panellists include Andy Sheridan of Manchester Airport, Shae
Gilbert of London Underground and Peter Le Manquais of Wila.
10.45am Finance Case Study:
Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
Local authorities are increasingly turning off streetlights late at night to save
energy – sometimes with fatal results. Do LEDs have a role in helping them
achieve their goals without resorting to a complete switch off? Or are the
benefits overstated? Panellists include Eddie Henry of Lambeth Council,
Julian Higgins of Hampshire County Council, Fiona Jones of Jacobs and
William Marques of CU Phosco.
The inventor of the blue LED and the man who single-handedly created
the LED revolution, Shuji Nakamura of Soraa, gives his view of the future
roadmap of the transition to LEDs, including the possibilities created by
gallium-on-gallium technology. Followed by a one-on-one interview by Ray
Molony, editor of Lux Review, and market overview by Nick Farraway of
Soraa.
1.00pm OEM – Lighting Talk Live - If LEDs are so great, why won’t manufacturers give decent warranties?
Panellists include Joe Ruston of RCL, Dave Tilley of Lux magazine, Gary
Heald of Projection Lighting, Kevan Shaw of KSLD and Mark Cunningham of
Trinity Lighting. Chaired by Gordon Routledge of
Lux magazine.
2.00pm OEM – Live and Dangerous! Extreme Dimming with
the Control Freak Live
LED control and dimming guru Jeremy Turner of Fab Controls hosts a live
workshop using good, bad and ugly kit from diverse manufacturers. In this
hands-on session, Jeremy Turner and Lux Technical Editor Alan Tulla
demonstrate what you need to do to ensure smooth low-level LED control in
the real world.
2.30pm Hospitality and Leisure – Lighting Talk Live. Energy
saving or the customer experience – which comes first?
Toby Marlow of Waitrose
EcoLight Theatre
10.10am Product demonstration: Cree
12.00pm LuxLive 2013 Keynote Presentation.
LEDs: The roadmap
Bill Dickson of Princess Alexandra Hospital
More entrepreneurs pitch their innovative lighting ideas to our panel of
seasoned professionals. Our hard-to-please dragons include Toby Marlow
of Waitrose, Tad Trylski of Light Bureau, Andrew Howis of Speirs and Major,
Kevan Shaw of KSLD and Alessandro Targetti of Cree.
Richard Felgate, energy manager at Mitchells & Butlers, whose estate includes
the All Bar One, O’Neill’s and Harvester chains, explains the company’s massive
low-energy lighting roll-out. Introduction by Nick Clark of Lietcorp.
11.20am Streetlighting and Outdoor – Lighting Talk Live – Can LEDs stop the big switch-off?
Andy Sheridan of Manchester Airport
3.30pm Dragons’ Den
Traditionally the hospitality industry has put the customer experience before
all other considerations. But does this have to be at the exclusion of energy
use? Panellists include Gary Lohan of One Aldwych Hotel, Kate Wilkins of
Kate Wilkins Lighting Design, Oliver Rosevear of Costa Coffee and Paul Evans
of Aurora.
This project was unusual in that it was a direct one-for-one luminaire retrofit,
which saw LED fittings replace halogen. Additionally, a creative financing
package meant that the project was funded entirely on energy savings with no
capital cost to the theatre. Speakers from E.ON, Nottingham City Council and
the suppliers, Projection Lighting.
1.30pm Street lighting and Outdoor – Project Uncovered: City Park, Bradford
Carefully balancing the lighting for differing pedestrian experiences at
this urban park, Arup delivered a flexible, playful night-time setting while
maintaining the functional city centre. Here Dan Lister of Arup explains the
brief, the concept and the execution of the lighting scheme.
2.00pm
Cree – Project Uncovered
Tech Theatre 1
9.30am Street Lighting: ILP seminar
10.15am Street lighting and Outdoor CPD
11.00am Education - Lighting Controls in
Education Applications
Sophie Parry of Honeywell talks about how good lighting orchestrates day
lighting, artificial lighting and lighting control
1.30pm Global Lighting, Global Testing and Certification
Carl Bloomfield, Global Leader for Lighting Services at Intertek will provide
an overview of lighting standards, testing, inspection and certification
services, market entry requirements and emerging developments.
11.15am Industrial – Keynote - Lietcorp
2.00pm OEM – LEDs versus HID
12.30-2pm Young Lighter of the Year
2.30pm Street Lighting and Outdoor
2.30pm Industrial - Project Uncovered:
The Zero-Carbon Dairy
Controlling Streetlighting: The options
The Arla Foods ‘mega dairy’ in Aylesbury is the world’s first zero-carbon milk
processing plant. Here a representative from Arla Foods and Paul Gregory of
Cooper Lighting & Safety explain the contribution from the lighting installation.
Tech Theatre 2
10.00am Streetlighting and Outdoor – Can lighting
cut crime?
3.00pm Industrial – Project Uncovered:
RS Components, Corby
How dynamic lighting presents a new opportunity for crime prevention and
detection. Presentation by Shaun Cutler of Raytec.
How this massive distributor of electronic and electrical components has used
the latest lighting, control and monitoring technology to deliver substantial
savings and benefits at its Corby distribution centre.
10.30am Industrial – Projects Uncovered:
Robert McAlpine Cranes
3.30pm Industrial – Project Uncovered: Why T5 is
better than LED
Peter Gojka of Lyreco explains why a combination of T5 fluorescent with
occupancy and lux level sensors was chosen over LED for the retrofit of the
company’s 56,000 square metre distribution centre in Telford.
Design Clinic live
9.20am WiBSE Role Model Series: Florence Lam,
global lighting leader, Arup
10.30am Design Keynote – Reinterpreting architecture with light
Mark Major of Speirs and Major explains the philosophy of the leading practice
with reference to some of the team’s key recent projects.
Steve Bell of BSS LED Lighting on how this retrofit LED project cut energy
use dramatically while improving the lit environment for the workforce.
11.00am Hospitality and Leisure – Five into one does go
Aurora CPD session to be presented by Paul Davidson, Technical Trainer and
Sales Development Manager.
12.00pm Transport – Wila CPD Session
12.30pm Industrial – Making the right choice
Marco Wendling of Lietcorp outlines the key criteria for selecting an LED
solution and gives practical and application-based tips so you can make the
best possible choice.
1.30pm Fern Howard – Product Demonstration
2.00pm Why use modules?
11.10am Design Keynote – Rethinking lighting in
a digital age
Martin Bielesch of Avnet Silica explains why manufacturers need modules.
He’ll also explore the pros and cons of standard versus customer-specific
modules.
Rogier van der Heide, chief design officer of Philips Lighting, on the exciting
possibilities opened up by new lighting technologies.
2.30pm OEM – 10 years of lighting-class LEDs:
A manufacturer’s perspective
1.00pm Street Lighting and Outdoor – Projects Uncovered: Regent Street Lighting Strategy
What lessons from the past will help us in the future? David Scott-Maxwell.
technical director of Forge Europa, takes a detailed look back at some of the
key technological developments in LED and explains how they should be
used to influence today’s design and manufacture.
Tony Rimmer of Studio 29 on the trials and tribulations of this epic 20-year
project to create a ribbon of light through the heart of London’s West End.
The programme may be subject to change. Keep an eye on the website for regular updates. Places are issued on a first come, first served basis
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