Architectural Record – August 2019

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Lumination Architectural Linear Series

Dubbed LAL Series by manufacturer Current, powered by GE, this mini­

malist linear platform was engineered for efficiency, performance, and

design flexibility as well as ease of installation and use. Available in 2"

and 4" widths and 2', 4', 5', 6', and 8' lengths for recessed or suspended

applications, in black, white, or silver, the luminaires can link together

for continuous runs, with an uplight option. Separate drivers in the

pendants allow independent control of direct and indirect light.

currentbyge.com

Aerial
Known for the high quality of its LED light
sources, Soraa extends its product offering to
include luminaires. This new group of cylindri­
cal downlights provides compelling housing for
the company's advanced optics, with features
such as an easily removable light module and
integrated toolless onboard dimming. Black,
bronze, white, and custom finishes and cord
colors are available.
soraa.com

Lore

Awarded Most Innovative Product of the Year at Lightfair,

Lore, a full­array downlight family by Ecosense, breaks

ground with an autosensing technology that “intuitively”

connects with multiple protocols for 0.1% dimming, 120–

277 universal input voltage, and Lingo, a proprietary

bidirectional language that enables components to talk to

one another. Available in 3"­ and 4½"­aperture sizes, this

plug­and­play system has a range of recessed housings and

trims, as well as wall, ceiling, and pendant cylinders.

ecosenselighting.com

Slots and Dots

This 1"­wide track system by

Amerlux is outfitted with

magnetic attachments so its

light sources can be easily

snapped in and out as need­

ed. Extremely versatile, Slots

and Dots can be configured

by simply inserting the light

sources into its channel.

These include accent track

head, pendant, and linear

units, with high­perfor­

mance optics or lenses.

Available in 2', 4', and 12'

lengths, the track can be

linked to flow seamlessly

across a ceiling or wall.

amerlux.com

WGD9 Wall Grazer

Tucked up into a ceiling’s edge, the 3"­deep A­Light wall

grazer emits a precise 7° light beam that accentuates a

wall’s pattern and texture without shadows or hotspots.

Sold in 1'­long increments (with 90° nonilluminated tran­

sitions available through the company’s Design Assist

team), the WGD9 comes in 3000K, 3500K, and 4000K color

temperatures at 90 CRI, with 0–10V dimming down to 1%

and optional occupancy, photocell, and daylight sensors.

alights.com