Architectural Record – August 2019

96 ARCHITECTURAL RECORD AUGUST 2019

Illuminating Assets

These sleek specification-grade fixtures and systems

will optimize a range of projects and programs.

by Linda C. Lentz

ColorID Content Library and

Wall Controller

USAI Lighting will empower end

users this fall when they launch

their easy­to­use system of curated

lighting scenes and a circadian

program. Compatible with the

company's Color Select Tunable

White and Infinite Color+ fixtures,

the library’s vibrant glass wall con­

troller provides one­touch access to

set the mood and can be color­

matched to a room’s interior.

usailighting.com

Lutron HXL

A leading innovator in control

technology, window shades,

and (following its acquisition of

Ketra) high­quality luminaires,

Lutron has developed a holistic

approach to human­centric

lighting. Its new HXL offering

will provide specifiers with the

tools needed to create adaptive

and personalized environ­

ments for clients. Users will be

able to balance and easily con­

trol daylight throughout a

project and harness the ability

of tunable­ white LEDs to emu­

late the sun’s cycle, said to help

maintain occupant circadian

rhythms.

lutron.com

Cylinder One HO

Ideal for large projects such as airports,

convention centers, theaters, and civic build­

ings, this attractive high­output downlight

by Acclaim Lighting delivers up to 12,000

lumens and 99,000 candelas in spaces with

ceilings 20' and higher. Featuring an inter­

nal 100­277 VAC power supply and onboard

DMX+RDM driver, the IP40­rated unit can be

dimmed down to 0 wirelessly.

acclaimlighting.com

2" Volta LED

Recessed Downlight

Engineered with a

diminutive 2" aperture

but equipped for

maximum output,

performance, and

serviceability, WAC's

compact luminaire

comes in six architec­

tural­grade finishes

with four beam angles,

and a choice of trims

and lumen output.

Features include glare

control for visual comfort and field­

interchangeable optics.

waclighting.com

Whiz 2.0

Meteor Lighting took seven years to

improve its popular Whiz high bay.

The new IP65­rated LED version,

winner of a Lightfair International

Innovation Award, is sleeker, more

compact and efficient, and has better

thermal management. In black or

white, and with options in color tem­

perature, lumen output, and dimming,

Whiz 2.0 suits ceilings that measure

30' or higher, and can be configured

for direct or indirect lighting.

meteor-lighting.com

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