Passion for Light
Zumtobel Group AG Press Kit
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Contents
3 Strategic perspectives for the Zumtobel Group
in the “International Year of Light”
5 Zumtobel Group: Background information
9 Facts and figures
10 Board spokespersons
13 Project / product references
17 Service
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Strategic perspectives for the Zumtobel Group in
the „International Year of Light“
Light is essential to all life and is vital to humankind in all of life’s situations. To underscore the enormous importance of light for people as well as for the sciences, business and the arts, the UN has
proclaimed 2015 as the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies (IYL 2015). Under
the guidance of UNESCO and with the support of more than 100 partners from 85 different nations,
numerous events are planned throughout the year to promote understanding of the many facets of
light. The aim is not only to demonstrate the key role that light plays in our lives, but also to show how
global challenges can be met with the help of light.
For the Zumtobel Group, IYL 2015 represents an important year of strategic realignment. With
the mission of blazing new trails and showing people what light can do above and beyond its familiar
applications, the Company’s goals go hand in hand with the central ideas behind the International Year
of Light. Under the leadership of CEO Ulrich Schumacher, the Austrian lighting group has adopted
a coherent multi-brand strategy – a “lighting ecosystem”, as it says in the new corporate vision – to
create unique value for its customers.
As Zumtobel Group CEO Ulrich Schumacher explains:
“For us, people’s needs are always the primary focus. Light doesn’t merely give us security and guidance
or boost people’s performance. Light is emotion – it makes us feel good and brings out the best in
buildings, rooms and public spaces. Light is communication, light is adaptable. Light is everywhere. And
given the new technological possibilities, we see many new functions of light that we want to use for
the benefit of our customers and, of course, other users.
With our differently positioned Zumtobel and Thorn lighting brands and our “electronic brain” Tridonic, we have everything we need under a single roof to be a pioneer, setting the pace in the international lighting industry.
Our employees are our three brands’ most important assets. Their expertise and passion for light
form the cornerstone of our culture of innovation – together with our ongoing exchange of knowledge with our long-standing partners from different disciplines and our deep-seated understanding
of our customers’ requirements. Paired with our multi-brand strategy, this makes it possible to leverage synergies while at the same time optimally serving the needs of our customers.
In a highly competitive market characterised by shifting technology and increasingly short innovation
and product life cycles, new business models are more necessary than ever. This is why we must continue to move our business in the direction of services in the future. With this in mind, it is important
to build an interdisciplinary structure that will allow the Company to meet the needs of our modern
society and take specific advantage of opportunities presented by the technology shift.”
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Outlook: Further activities in IYL 2015:
The Zumtobel Group will kick off its International Year of Light activities in April with an international customer event in Bregenz, Austria. This will feature prominent speakers such as internationally
renowned artist Olafur Eliasson, neuromarketing expert, Dr. Hans-Georg Häusel, Bernd Werner,
member of the management board of Nymphenburg Consult AG, co-founder of the Sustainable
Living Urban Model Laboratory (S.L.U.M. Lab) Hubert Klumpner and Internet-of-Things expert Karl
Jonsson of Silicon Valley. The program will again underscore the many facets of light in a wide array
of forms and disciplines. The Group’s three brands, Thorn, Tridonic and Zumtobel, will take also
advantage of the event to showcase their latest products, solutions and innovations.
The Zumtobel Group will be conducting a variety of activities in different regions throughout the
International Year of Light. All upcoming events are listed at http://www.zumtobelgroup.com/en/
events.htm. The latest information on the Zumtobel Group and its activities can be also be found
on Twitter at https://twitter.com/zumtobelgroup.
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Zumtobel Group: Background information
The Company
Multi-brand approach
drives success
The Zumtobel Group is a leading global player offering innovative, high-quality lighting solutions and
lighting components. The Group pursues a multi-brand strategy that allows it to provide its customers – with many of whom it enjoys close, long-standing relations – with a comprehensive range of
products and services.
The product portfolios of the Thorn and Zumtobel brands, which are positioned differently within
the luminaire sector, are marketed by a single sales organisation. This allows customers to profit
from a very broad spectrum of products across the full range of applications in professional indoor
and outdoor lighting, including lighting control components and systems.
Platform strategy boosts
cost- and process efficiency
In the components sector, through its Tridonic subsidiary the Zumtobel Group applies proven electronics and software expertise to create innovative system solutions that incorporate the latest technology trends. Tridonic supplies luminaire manufacturers across the globe with control gear, lighting
management systems and LED modules. Within the Zumtobel Group, Tridonic follows a platform
strategy, using the same components in Thorn and Zumtobel luminaires and thereby boosting both
cost and process efficiency.
The Group has set itself the goal of continuously expanding its portfolio of services. The idea is
to offer customers a full-service experience, starting with a needs analysis and continuing through
planning and financing all the way to installation and maintenance of the lighting solution.
A pioneer that sets the pace
in the lighting industry
Presence in 90 countries
Above all, the mission of the Zumtobel Group is to create unique value for its customers, taking
lighting beyond illumination. And to focus on improving the quality of life through the vital element of
light. With its many years of experience, the combined expertise of its workforce, and its global network of leading technology partners, lighting designers, architects and artists, the Zumtobel Group
sees itself as a pioneer, setting the pace in the international lighting industry.
Zumtobel AG is a listed company with 14 production plants on four continents and sales offices
and partners in about 90 countries. With a workforce currently numbering approximately 7,291
employees, the Group posted revenues of EUR 1,246.8 million in the 2013/14 financial year. The
Zumtobel family remains the largest single shareholder with a stake of 35 percent, providing stability
and continuity. The Group is based in Dornbirn in the Vorarlberg region of Austria.
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Zumtobel Group: Background information
Market position
One of the few global players
in the lighting industry
With production plants and sales activities around the world, the Zumtobel Group is one of the
few global players in the lighting industry. Some 80 percent of the Group’s revenues are generated
in Europe, its most important market. The professional lighting sector in Europe is highly fragmented; the ten largest European luminaire manufacturers cover only just over 35 percent of the total
market. With its Thorn and Zumtobel brands, the Zumtobel Group is the market leader in this
fragmented environment.
R&D collaboration
between Group brands
creates synergies
In contrast, the global conventional component sector shows a higher degree of consolidation. In the
LED module and LED converter segments, however, many new suppliers have been pushing into the
market for several years now, primarily from Asia. The Zumtobel Group’s Tridonic brand is a global
leader in control gear and lighting control systems.
Expansion of market
position in times of shifting
technology
Due to synergies generated by R&D collaboration between the lighting and component segments,
the Zumtobel Group can take advantage of significant economies of scale that are not available to
smaller competitors. With its multi-brand strategy, comprehensive product portfolio and multichannel market access, the Zumtobel Group is well placed to continue expanding its market position
during the technology shift to LEDs. In addition, the Group profits from its strong technology position, long-standing customer relations and combined expertise in lighting applications.
Revenues in the LED segments have grown dynamically in recent years across all brands, and have
recently crossed the 50 percent threshold for the first time across the Group.
The business divisions
Brands structured in
business divisions
The three brands – Thorn, Tridonic and Zumtobel – are organised as business divisions. With the
objective of strategically developing their product portfolios, sharpening the brand profiles and offering customers tailored solutions, the business divisions have been assigned product management,
development, marketing and quality assurance functions. The heads of the business divisions are
responsible for profit and loss as well as for the entire logistics process, from customer specifications
to delivery of the finished product.
Thorn
Thorn is an international
brand with a focus on
reliable performance
Thorn is a leading premium-quality supplier of professional indoor and outdoor lighting. The
Thorn brand stands for high-performing, cost-effective and, above all, easy-to-use lighting – including lighting control systems. The Thorn brand sells its luminaires and lighting solutions to a variety
of customers worldwide, from wholesalers and contractors, through to public and private specifiers and end-users. Thorn’s energy-efficient luminaires are used in buildings and their surrounds,
cityscapes, sports facilities, tunnels and roads. In the indoor lighting segment, the brand also offers
highly functional products for a whole host of applications ranging from offices, retail outlets and
industrial buildings to schools and health and care facilities.
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Zumtobel Group: Background information
Tridonic
Tridonic is a specialist
in operating, controlling
and managing light
Tridonic is a globally active brand providing solutions to make lighting smart, connected and efficient. The brand offers a holistic architecture of high quality, reliable and energy-efficient hardware
and software. In addition to producing components and system solutions for the Group’s Thorn
and Zumtobel brands, Thorn serves as an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) supplier to
luminaire manufacturers worldwide, generating around 80 percent of its sales outside the Zumtobel Group. Customers appreciate Tridonic‘s ability as an innovative and competent partner to
make their lighting smarter, more exciting and more sustainable. More than 2,000 patents testify to
Tridonic’s innovative strength. Most recently the components manufacturer has further expanded
its expertise, particularly in the fields of lighting management systems, software and the Internet of
Things.
Zumtobel
Zumtobel is an international
premium brand for holistic
lighting solutions
As an innovation leader in the lighting world, the premium Zumtobel brand offers a comprehensive
range of high-quality, unique luminaires and lighting control systems across the full range of applications in professional indoor lighting. The mission of the Zumtobel brand is to empower everybody
to experience and enjoy light in the best possible quality. The ongoing development of the Zumtobel
product portfolio is driven not only by the latest advances in research and technology but above
all by the brand’s long-standing collaboration with leading international architects, lighting designers
and artists in its project business. Zumtobel products represent a harmonious blend of outstanding
design and innovative technology, allowing the brand to create lighting solutions which enrich human
life with lighting that is purposeful and inspiring. The brand has tightened its focus on strengthening
its international market presence, continuing the forward-looking development of its product portfolio and expanding its range of smart lighting management systems.
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Zumtobel Group: Background information
Milestones
Growth since 1950
The present-day Zumtobel Group originated as Elektrogeräte und Kunstharzpresswerk W.
Zumtobel KG, which was founded in Dornbirn, Austria, in 1950. In the decades that followed, the
Zumtobel family – represented initially by the founder Dr. Walter Zumtobel then by his two sons
Jürg and Fritz Zumtobel – pursued the continuous expansion of the company‘s business, particularly
in the German-speaking markets, through a mixture of organic growth and minor acquisitions.
Conversion to joint stock
company
From an early stage the Zumtobel organisation was geared to achieving profitable growth. As early
as 1976 this family-owned company was converted into a joint stock corporation (Aktiengesellschaft), before in 1991 the two divisions – luminaires and lighting components – were restructured
as legally autonomous subgroups.
Acquisition of Staff
and Thorn
The 1990s were marked by further growth: Key milestones during this period were the acquisition
of the German luminaire manufacturer Staff in 1994/96 and the takeover of the UK-based Thorn
Lighting Group in 2000. These steps enabled the Zumtobel Group to almost double its revenues, as
well as strategically enhancing its market presence.
LED lighting ushers
in new era
The new millennium brought the beginning of a new era for the Zumtobel Group, as LED
technology was first used in smaller areas of application and then throughout the professional
lighting industry. As early as 2001, Tridonic in Jennersdorf began development and production of
LED components and modules. Today the plant serves as a centre of competence for LED technology for the entire Zumtobel Group.
Initial public offering
After decades of expansion that had transformed this former family-owned company into a global
player, the next logical step was to obtain a listing on the Vienna Stock Exchange. The Zumtobel
Group’s initial public offering on 12 May 2006 followed the decision of U.S. private equity firm
Kohlberg, Kravis and Roberts (KKR), which had acquired a stake in the Group during the takeover
of Thorn Lighting, to sell its shares.
New organisational structure
creates synergies
In December 2013 Ulrich Schumacher, the new CEO of the Zumtobel Group, rolled out a new
organisational structure which built on synergies and led to improved market cultivation based on
a multi-brand approach. Since then, the Thorn and Zumtobel lighting brands have been marketed
by a single sales organisation. The Tridonic components subsidiary allows the Zumtobel Group to
follow an internal platform strategy, using the same components in Thorn and Zumtobel luminaires.
This maximises synergies in production, sales and development, reduces costs and boosts innovative
strength.
Strong foundation for
dynamic growth
In 2014/15, an important transitional year for the Zumtobel Group, a strong foundation for profitable growth is being laid. The new culture of brand collaboration has already allowed the Zumtobel
Group to establish a strong market position. Today the Group is focused on expanding its competencies in smart controls and data management, continuing to develop its service portfolio and
leveraging innovative business models to drive international growth.
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Facts and figures
Our business:
• Professional indoor and outdoor lighting (Zumtobel and Thorn)
• Lighting components, management systems and modules (Tridonic)
• Innovative LED technologies (all brands)
What sets us apart:
• A consistent focus on technological innovation
• Well-established market access in the professional project business
• Close collaboration with leading international architects and designers
• Our employees’ knowledge and expertise
Facts at a glance:
Founded in 1950 as „Elektrogeräte und Kunstharzpresswerk W. Zumtobel KG“
Headquarters Dornbirn, Vorarlberg (Austria)
Market position
One of the few global players in the lighting industry
The European market leader for professional lighting
A global leader in control gear and lighting control systems
Worldwide presence 14 production plants on 4 continents
Sales companies and representatives in about 90 countries
Key financial indicators (FY 2013/14, 1 May 2013 to 30 April 2014):
Employees, incl. incl. 7.291 FTE
contract workers (full time
of which 1,880 FTE in Vorarlberg
equivalent, FTE)
of which 147 apprentices worldwide
Revenues
EUR 1,246.8 million
EBIT
EUR 12.1 million
Adjusted EBIT
EUR 47.6 million
Net income
EUR -4.8 million
Net debt
EUR 126.2 million
Equity capital
EUR 327.6 million
Zumtobel Group AG listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange:
Legal form
Stock corporation: Zumtobel Group AG,
listing: Vienna Stock Exchange
Shareholder structure
Zumtobel family: approx. 35.4%
remainder in free float
Trading abbreviationZAG
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ISIN
AT 0000837307
Management Board
Ulrich Schumacher, Chief Executive Officer
Karin Sonnenmoser, Chief Financial Officer
Board spokespersons
Ulrich Schumacher
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Zumtobel Group
Ulrich Schumacher has been CEO of the Zumtobel Group since October 2013.
Ulrich Schumacher
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
of the Zumtobel Group
“Our new corporate structure and our comprehensive multi-brand strategy have allowed us to
establish a new culture of collaboration. This is essential to our role as a cutting-edge innovation
leader that is shaping the technology shift in the lighting industry. Examples from the computer and
mobile communications industries provide good illustrations of what is possible when you leave the
beaten path and blaze new trails instead. The Zumtobel Group is also undergoing a paradigm shift,
focusing on new business models, an expansion of our portfolio of services, and applications that
take lighting beyond illumination.”
Career
Ulrich Schumacher was born in 1958 in Bergisch Gladbach, Germany. He took up his post as Chief
Executive Officer of the Zumtobel Group in October 2013. In 1986 Ulrich Schumacher launched
his career at Siemens, where he was responsible for the semi-conductor business starting in 1996.
In 1998 he was appointed to the managing board of Siemens AG. Between 2000 and 2004 he took
the carved-out Siemens Semiconductor Group public, renamed as Infineon Technologies AG. On
leaving the company in 2004 he became a partner in Francisco Partners, a U.S. private equity firm.
From 2007 to 2011 Ulrich Schumacher was CEO and President of Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation in Shanghai. Since then he has held several board positions and provided
consultancy services to technology companies.
Education
Ulrich Schumacher studied Electrical Engineering at the RWTH Aachen, Germany and completed a
PhD in this field. He also studied Business Administration.
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Board spokespersons
Rogier van der Heide
Chief Design & Marketing Officer (CDMO) of the Zumtobel Group
and UN Ambassador for IYL 2015.
Rogier van der Heide has been Chief Design & Marketing Officer of the Zumtobel Group
since December 2014.
Rogier van der Heide
Chief Design & Marketing Officer
(CDMO) of the Zumtobel Group
and UN Ambassador for IYL 2015.
“The International Year of Light aims to explore our fascination with light, provide unexpected experiences and open our minds to new ideas. Knowledge transfer and cooperation across disciplines are
two of the key pillars of IYL 2105. The Zumtobel Group sees this as an important opportunity to
show how light improves people’s quality of life. Now is the right time to prove that we are pioneers,
setting the pace in the international lighting industry and rising to the challenges facing the sector.”
Career
Rogier van der Heide was born in 1970 in Bennebroek, a town in the Netherlands. He became
Chief Design & Marketing Officer (CDMO) of the Zumtobel Group in December 2014. Rogier van
der Heide can look back on more than 25 years of experience in the lighting industry. He is internationally recognised as a leading lighting design specialist and has won numerous prestigious awards,
including the Lighting Designer of the Year Award, the International Association of Lighting Design
Radiance Award and a number of Red Dot and iF Awards, for his product designs. Before joining
the Zumtobel Group, Rogier van der Heide was Vice President and Chief Design Officer at Philips
Lighting. In his previous position with Arup Lighting, he grew and led the world‘s largest independent
lighting design practice.
Education
Rogier van der Heide studied Stage Lighting at the Amsterdam School of the Arts as well as Cinematography and Photography at the Sint-Lukas art school in Brussels. He later completed a degree
in Economics.
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Board spokespersons
Klaus Vamberszky
Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of the Zumtobel Group
Klaus Vamberszky has been Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of the Zumtobel Group
since October 2013. He started his career at Zumtobel Licht GmbH in 1985.
Klaus Vamberszky
Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
of the Zumtobel Group
“Together, the brands of the Zumtobel Group form a lighting ecosystem. The luminaire and component segments collaborate in research and development, which creates synergies and economies
of scale for us. The Group follows an internal platform strategy, using the same components in different Thorn and Zumtobel luminaires. This boosts the power and speed of our innovation during
the technology shift. And going forward, it positions us to apply our competencies and sharpen our
focus on software, connectivity and the Internet of Things.“
Career
Klaus Vamberszky was born in 1961 in St. Pölten, Austria. He began his career as a luminaire designer at Zumtobel Licht GmbH in 1985. Since then, Klaus Vamberszky has held various positions in
the areas of research, development and marketing within the Zumtobel Group. He was appointed
EVP Technology for the Zumtobel Group in October 2009 and subsequently named CTO of the
Group. In this function, Klaus Vamberszky is responsible for the ongoing technological development
of the Zumtobel Group and the coordination of the technological approaches followed by Tridonic
as a manufacturer of components and Thorn and Zumtobel as producers of luminaires.
Education
Klaus Vamberszky holds a degree in Mechanical and Process Engineering from the Technical University of Vienna.
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Project / product references
ZUMTOBEL
Toni-Areal
Zurich, Switzerland
Museum Jumex
Mexico City, Mexico
Spar flagship store
Budapest, Ungarn
The state-of-the-art Toni-Areal university campus in Zurich was
illuminated by Zumtobel. Formerly, the area was one of Europe‘s
largest dairy processing plants. In autumn 2014, the 24,435 m²
Toni-Areal was transformed into the new central location of
Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) and Zurich University of
Applied Sciences (ZHAW). The light for the contemporary college campus is provided by a modular luminaire system with 5,000
units of Zumtobel‘s TECTON continuous-row lighting system.
Lighting solution:
TECTON continuous-row lighting
system
In close cooperation with the design teams of Arup and Zumtobel, the studio of David Chipperfield Architects has developed a
lighting concept for the Jumex museum in Mexico City. Specific
lighting scenarios for the most varied exhibition situations have
been worked out. On the ground floor and the first floor, special
ARCOS LED spotlights were inserted in the ceiling. On the one
hand, they facilitate a discreet homogeneous installation, on the
other hand they allow for specific illumination of individual areas.
If, in addition, exhibits or three-dimensional objects such as sculptures are illuminated temporarily, it is possible to replace LED
downlights with ARCOS luminaires. The respective adjustment of
the luminaires is effected through the LUXMATE BASIC lighting
management system.
Lighting solution:
ARCOS LED spotlights,
ZX2 continuous-row lighting system,
LUXMATE BASIC lighting
management system
For the new market hall of the Spar supermarket chain in Budapest, Zumtobel has implemented an efficient LED lighting concept. In close cooperation with the architects, Zumtobel has
installed an efficient LED lighting solution that merges completely
with the interior design and sets the stage for the goods by means
of accent lighting. Thanks to the VIVO LED high-performance
spotlights and the CARDAN recessed luminaires, the goods are
presented to optimum effect. The uniform ambient lighting of
the market hall is provided by the TECTON LED continuousrow lighting system. By using LED luminaires, at least 40 percent
of energy can be saved, as compared to a conventional lighting
solution.
Lighting solution:
VIVO LED spotlights and CARDAN
recessed LED luminaires with
tunableFood and stableWhite,
TECTON LED continuous-row
lighting system
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Project / product references
THORN
Wembley Stadium
London, Great Britain
Thorn has been a lighting partner of the Wembley Stadium
already since the 1970s. Overall, Wembley incorporates some
41,000 luminaires – the majority of them manufactured by Thorn.
In 2014, Thorn replaced the lighting of the iconic Wembley arch
with a customised LED lighting system that offers a full range of
colours as well as special dynamic lighting effects. With the new
lighting, the 133 m high Wembley arch now boasts an unlimited
range of colour compositions. The heart of the lighting solution is
the lighting control system that allows for full use to be made of
the manifold options of LED luminaires.
Lighting solution:
Arch: Customised RGBW
LED floodlight
Pitch: MUNDIAL floodlight
Façade: CONTRAST R floodlight
Public areas: TROIKA, AREAFLOOD
floodlight
Access driveway and parking: HIPAK
PRO LED street luminaires
Parking: AQUAFORCE LED
moisture-proof luminaires
EE Lounge: CHALICE downlights
Lobby and reception: CHALICE
LED downlights
The Forth Valley Royal Hospital is the largest hospital of the Scots
government health service, featuring 4,000 rooms and 16 operating theatres. The hospital is illuminated by more than 15,000
Thorn luminaires that meet the demanding hygienic requirements of a hospital environment and support specific visual tasks.
The lighting concept involved minimising the number of different
luminaires and wattages in order to make the lighting installation
less complex and simplify relamping in future.
Lighting solution:
INVINCIBLE recessed luminaire,
CRUZ downlights, IndiQuattro
modular recessed luminaires
The Toven tunnel in Nordland, Norway, is the longest tunnel
in the world (10.7 km) fitted with a 100% LED lighting solution.
In order to ensure optimum energy efficiency and high safety
standards, LED luminaires by Thorn were used. The powerful
GTLED tunnel luminaires are especially well suited for tunnel lighting. Their clear white light provides more lighting comfort and
good visual conditions for drivers without causing glare. In addition, the entire lighting concept was optimised through the use of
special presence detectors and daylight sensors.
Lighting solution:
GTLED LED tunnel luminaire
Forth Valley Hospital
Larbert, Scotland
Toven tunnel
Nordland, Norway
*Photographer: Jan Fredrik Eliassen,
Statens Vegvesen
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Project / product references
TRIDONIC
connecDIM
connecDIM is a lighting management system solution for industry and trade that can be easily integrated into any environment.
The system consisting of connecDIM Gateway and connecDIM Cloud combines cost efficiency and user friendliness with
decentralised lighting monitoring and control options from anywhere in the world. Smaller applications with only a few DALI
devices benefit in the same way as complex lighting systems in
large buildings and properties.
ready2mains
With Tridonic‘s ready2mains interface, luminaires can be controlled and dimmed directly via the mains network without
any additional wiring. Accordingly, manufacturers can use ready2mains to configure their luminaires flexibly and even save
time in the process, thus reducing the costs of production and
installation as well as eliminating possible sources of error.
TALEXXenginge SLE G4
Featuring a service life of 50,000 hours, this LED module for
spotlights offers a wide range of applications with different
white light colours. For applications in art and culture, SLE ART
provides a new comprehensive technology. SLE FOOD is the
ideal module for presenting foodstuffs. With the new brilliant
white light SLE FASHION version, the LED module is a trendsetter in the sphere of fashion lighting.
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Project / product references
Reference projects with combined brand offer
King Abdulaziz Int. Airport
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
With a combined product offer from Zumtobel and Thorn including Tridonic components, the infrastructure of King Abdulaziz
Int. Airport in Jeddah is ready for the requirements of the 21st
century. For Zumtobel and Thorn, the airport is a joint success
story. Among others, 50,000 units of the Thorn X-Force moisture-proof luminaire were used. Hence, this was the biggest single
contract for this product so far. In addition, PRISMA and COLLEGE surface-mounted and pendant luminaires as well as TITUS
industrial luminaires by Thorn were installed. The lighting solution
was rounded off by TUBILUX luminaires and LED emergency
luminaires by Zumtobel. The contract volume of the Jeddah Airport project amounts to some 7 million US dollars.
Lighting solution:
combined product offer from
Zumtobel and Thorn including
Tridonic components
A combined package of Zumtobel and Thorn products provides
for the lighting system of the ten-storey Mästerhuset financial centre in Stockholm. The heart of the lighting solution is formed by
more than 1000 Zumtobel MELLOW LIGHT V office luminaires.
Other Zumtobel products used include KAVA wall-mounted
luminaires, CARDAN LED recessed luminaires, DISCUS evolution spotlights as well as an emergency lighting solution consisting
of RESCLITE and COMSIGN. From the Thorn portfolio, PRISMA
surface-mounted and pendant luminaires as well as OMEGA LED
recessed luminaires were chosen.
Lighting solution:
customised offer comprising
Zumtobel and Thorn products
The cooperation between Thorn and Zumtobel has enabled the
Zumtobel Group to implement a comprehensive lighting solution
for indoor and outdoor lighting of the public hospital AZ Damiaan in Ostend, Belgium. In collaboration with the artist Luk Van
Soom, an artistic outdoor lighting concept was implemented using
Thorn luminaires. For indoor lighting, Zumtobel products were
used. The contract volume of the AZ Damiaan Ostend project
amounts to some 835,000 euros.
Lighting solution:
artistic outdoor lighting by Thorn,
interior lighting by Zumtobel
Kv. Hästen / Mästerhuset financial
centre
Stockholm, Sweden
AZ Damiaan
Ostend, Belgium
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