Excellent circularity
TM66 circularity tool
Review assessed Lumenloop ranges, CEAM circularity scores and TM65 material breakdowns before selecting the product range for a commercial lighting project. Use it with commercial product ranges and specification support when circularity evidence needs to sit alongside the rest of the brief.
Out of 247.5 available CEAM points.
Material breakdown available.
How the circularity score is read
CEAM-Make converts the assessment into a 0.0 to 4.0 circularity score.
What the score means for lighting projects.
TM66 helps project teams judge whether a luminaire has been designed with circularity in mind, not only whether it performs optically. It is most useful when the selected range is already close and the next decision is between a few viable product families.
Reviews construction, material choices, disassembly and manufacturer circularity actions.
Gives architects and consultants a clearer basis for comparing circular lighting options.
Score, product performance, maintenance plan and final project requirements should be read together.
Make evidence translated for specification.
Pillar meters show the relative circularity profile: disassembly, material use, manufacturing and end-of-life planning.
What the luminaire is made from.
Material percentages are summarised from the assessed model record.
How to specify this range
All assessed TM66 ranges.
Quick selection view before the full scorecard or product page.
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Assessment summaries are provided for early product reference. Full circularity evidence can be requested from the Lumenloop specification team where project records require it.
Connect circularity scoring to product and upgrade decisions.
TM66 evidence should support a product decision. Score, output, UGR, CRI, CCT, driver, controls, emergency option, mounting, finish and maintenance access should be checked before a luminaire is scheduled.
The product request action covers TM66 or TM65 evidence for the selected range before quotation notes or circularity-led upgrade discussions.
