Commercial linear lighting systems
Build clean, connected lines of light around the architecture. Compare direct and direct/indirect systems, coordinate joints and corners, and prepare an indicative module schedule before we check the project drawing.
One line, several specification decisions
A continuous system is designed as a sequence rather than a row of unrelated fittings. The illuminated sections, mechanical joints, through-wiring, feeds, end details and suspension or surface-fixing points are coordinated to read as one architectural line.
The right family depends first on the light direction and mounting. Line provides a direct surface-mounted or suspended route. Radiance adds indirect light to a suspended run. Lumenline completes supported direct-system geometry with blank lengths and a 90-degree corner. Brilliance suits projects that need separate suspended linear lengths rather than a mechanically joined run.
Indicative module schedule
Choose the light distribution, run length, corners, controls and emergency requirements. We will use the current Lumenloop range to prepare an indicative module schedule for your project.
Starting recommendation
A direct profile that can be surface-mounted or suspended, with through-wiring and a mechanical joining kit supplied with every product.
Indicative nominal schedule only. Final overall dimensions, joints, feeds, suspension points, end components, tolerances and photometric performance require a checked project drawing.
Current Lumenloop range
Comparable information is presented in the same order across every family. Where a value is not published or does not apply, it is stated rather than estimated.
Direct linear profile with through-wiring and a mechanical joining kit supplied with every product.
Continuous suspended profile with a typical 75:25 direct/indirect distribution and a mechanical joining kit supplied with every unit.
Unlit, through-wired straight and 90-degree sections for closing gaps and resolving supported 173- and 22-series layouts.
Suspended linear luminaire for individually positioned lengths where a visually aligned scheme does not require a joined continuous system.
From ceiling plan to ordered run
A continuous line succeeds when the architectural, electrical and lighting decisions share the same drawing.
Mark every straight length, return, corner and termination. Confirm whether the line must align with walls, desks, circulation routes or ceiling modules.
Direct light concentrates output onto the working plane. A suspended direct/indirect line also brightens the ceiling and changes the character of the space.
Agree incoming supply positions and control zones before module lengths are fixed. A clean visual line still needs an electrically workable route.
Check the ceiling construction, suspension drops and interfaces with rafts, services, sprinklers and access panels.
DALI, SwitchDIM and DSI are documented options on the lit families. Decide which sections operate together and where scene or daylight control is needed.
Identify emergency positions from the project strategy rather than converting every module. Final coverage and compliance require the emergency-lighting design.
System comparison
Use this as an early selection view, then confirm the exact model and options against the project requirements.
| Family | Primary role | Mounting | Nominal lengths | Standard output | Controls | Emergency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Line | Joined direct line | Surface / suspended | 0.85 / 1.2 / 1.5 / 2.5 m | 1,725–5,425 lm | DALI, SwitchDIM, DSI | Integral option |
| Radiance | Joined direct/indirect line | Suspended | 0.85 / 1.2 / 1.5 m | 2,300–4,650 lm | DALI, SwitchDIM, DSI | Integral option |
| Lumenline | Blank straight / corner connection | System component | 0.85 / 1.2 / 1.5 m; 90° corner | Not applicable | Through-wired | Not applicable |
| Brilliance | Separate linear lengths | Suspended | 0.85 / 1.2 / 1.5 / 2.5 m | 1,725–5,425 lm | DALI, SwitchDIM, DSI | Conversion option |
Specification questions
The current Lumenline range includes a through-wired 90-degree corner for supported direct systems. Corner geometry and compatibility should be confirmed on the project drawing.
Yes. Line is documented for surface or suspended mounting. Radiance is the suspended option when direct and indirect light are required.
Line, Radiance and Brilliance list SwitchDIM, DALI and DSI through the ECO option. The exact model and control arrangement must be confirmed for the scheme.
Integral emergency is documented for Line and Radiance, while Brilliance has an emergency conversion option. Locations and coverage follow the project emergency-lighting strategy.
No. It combines nominal lengths to create a useful starting point. A checked drawing is still needed for overall dimensions, feeds, joints, ends, suspensions and tolerances.
The current datasheet describes Brilliance as a suspended linear luminaire in individual lengths. It is included for schemes that want aligned suspended fittings without claiming a mechanically joined run.
Project support
We will help turn the initial module schedule into a checked continuous linear lighting proposal, including family, output, colour temperature, mounting, controls and emergency options.
