One programme, every part of the project

The project reference pages that open both IDO catalogues run to six spreads each. Below is the shortest route from an application to the series that suit it.

Hotels & hospitality

Lobbies, guest rooms, corridors and restaurants need low glare and warm, consistent colour. The AMPHI anti-glare downlights hold UGR below 19, the QUEST and FLEX platforms give matched trims in seven finishes, and the PURE cylinders handle exposed ceilings — all on 3000K with Ra ≥ 80.

Retail & shopping malls

Merchandise needs narrow beams and high colour rendering. Track spotlights at 15°–30°, COB lamp cups for existing track, and grille luminaires for feature bays give the punch; panels and tri-proof handle back-of-house.

Commercial offices

Edge-lit panels in every standard ceiling module, suspended linear panels for open plan, and linear profiles for architectural detail. Tubes and battens cover refurbishment where the existing ceiling stays.

Façades & landmarks

Linear wall washers for grazing, die-cast floodlights from 12W to 150W for wide washes and long throws, inground uplighters at the building base, and RGB versions for media and event lighting.

Roads, tunnels & bridges

Forty-plus street light head bodies from 12W to 200W, complete columns from 2.5m to 12m, explosion-proof tunnel luminaires rated −40°C to +60°C, and intelligent poles carrying CCTV, EV charging and environmental sensing.

Industrial, ports & logistics

High bay from 100W to 300W in bell and UFO bodies, heat-pipe cooled tower crane floodlights to 500W for container yards and construction, and sealed tri-proof battens for wash-down and cold store areas.

Parks, plazas & landscape

Bollards at 30–80cm, spike projectors for planting, inground uplighters for trees and paving, step and corner lights for stairs and balustrades, and decorative lanterns for heritage and resort settings.

Photometrics

Light distribution published for every architectural family

Symmetrical distributions average a 45° beam; asymmetric distributions average 10° × 85°. Illuminance tables give centre-beam lux and beam diameter at 0.5m, 1.0m, 1.5m, 2.0m, 2.5m and 3.0m so a layout can be set out before a single fitting ships.

Symmetrical

Average beam angle 45° — plane 44.2° / 44.3°

Asymmetric

Average beam angle 10° × 85° — plane 10.6° / 83.2°

Beam angles

10° to 160° depending on series and lens

Colour

3000K, 4000K, 5000K, 6500K and RGB