Philips Showcases Latest Range of Lighting Innovations at Light + Building 2012

Philips has showcased its latest range of lighting innovations at Light + Building 2012 in Frankfurt, Germany.

At Light + Building 2012, the company presents intelligent LED solutions and controls that offer efficient and flexible lighting for streets, buildings and shops.

Additionally, Philips has developed the unique DimTone feature that allows light to be adjusted simultaneously in intensity and color, from bright to warm light, to create the ambience of choice by means of a dimmer.

The Philips’ innovation highlights at the ongoing expo include:
•CityTouch intelligent light management system for city-wide street lighting
•Light Balancing solution from Philips and Somfy that intelligently manages the balance of artificial lighting and natural daylight in offices
•Extended range of Philips’ innovative PureDetail LED solution for fashion retail
•75W LED replacement bulb for both consumer and professional applications
•Nick-Knack design luminaire for homes based on the Italian animated series ‘’La Linea’’
•A new high performance Lumiblade OLED panel for general lighting applications

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