John Bullock

John Bullock is the editor of The Light Review

Tamlite: talking about TM66 – ep4

tamlite-tm66

The circular economy initiative from SLL/CIBSE, Technical Memorandum 66, has provided specifiers and manufacturers alike to focus on the qualities that lighting product needs to have to achieve ‘circularity. It’s a (relatively) easy win for specifiers as the heavy lifting has to come from manufacturers like Tamlite.. . . Which is why Dan Griffiths, Technical

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Circadian Lighting: new design parameters

Circadian Lighting

. John Bullock reports: according to my archives, I wrote nothing about ‘Human Centric Lighting’ before 2016 – and then, at the end of 2016, Lux Live presented Professor Russell Foster with the Lux Person of the Year Award – for his work on human centric lighting. Prof. Foster heads up Circadian Neuroscience at Oxford

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Recolight: unveiling the programme for Circular Lighting Live 2023

The provisional programme for this September’s Circular Lighting Live 2023 conference and exhibition has been unveiled by the organisers, Recolight. The event, which takes place on Thursday 21 September 2023 at the Royal College of Physicians in London, will feature two separate tracks for the first time, one focused on manufacturers and another focused on

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A Recolight day out: exploring WEEE in Kent

I was invited by Recolight to visit SWEEEP Kuusakoski in Sittingbourne, Kent to see a WEEE recycling centre in action. It was very much a compare and contrast experience. Recycling is not a new idea. One hundred and fifty years ago, every city had its  Dust Heaps; collection points around the edge of towns and

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Tamlite: talking about Dark Skies – ep1

Dark Skies

The Light Review talks to Dan Griffiths, Technical Manager at Tamlite Lighting about the issues of the day as seen from the desk of a major UK manufacturing company. . Dan is fervently in support of encouraging darker skies. We lose so much artificial light into the sky, wasting energy and diminishing our connection with

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Selux: Circular Light Profiles Europe Tour: UK events

. . Inspired by the natural light of the sun, which is unique and beautiful in every place, at every season and at every hour, Selux aims to create artificial light that fits into the cyclical rhythms of nature and whose positive effects outweigh the negative ones for everyone: humans, animals and plants alike. .

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Tridonic

. Products interfacing with Building Asset 360 .Text describing how tridonic products interface wih BA360 . . . . Tridonic Products As a leading global provider of smart and efficient lighting solutions, Tridonic empowers its customers and business partners to become more successful by making their lighting smarter, connected, and more sustainable. Our component lighting solutions deliver superior

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Deborah Burnett & Scott Zimmerman: Near Infra-Red (NIR) and human health

The human race as currently configured, along with all our close and distant relations who share the planet with us, has a relationship with the sun – our primary source of energy in this heavenly abode – that has developed over million of years. I think its reasonable to assume that we’ve found some use

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