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luminaire
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luminaire
A complete lighting unit consisting of a light source, a housing, enclosure, etc.
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Founded in 1969, the company offers luminaires that "stir the imagination of top designers around the world".
All lit up by Middle East Interiors
Manufacturers have got their heads around the technology and, with some of the luminaires, it is not difficult to imagine a world lit by LEDs.
Light + Building 2008 by Molony, Ray / The Architectural Review
The Pracht Arktis and Alaska luminaires from Sill Lighting are remarkable as they can perform at temperatures as low as -25[degrees]C for Alaska, and down to a chilly -50[degrees]C for the Arktis.
Withstanding temperatures down to -50[degrees]c by Food Trade Review
 
 
 
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