|

Concord Equinox LED from Sylvania Lighting wins Red Dot Design Award 2023

May 10, 2023

Sylvania Lighting has been awarded with the Red Dot Design Award 2023 in the Lighting Design category for its innovative Concord Equinox LED downlight. The product’s unique design redefines the current standards for LED downlights, with no central visible light source, allowing the user to experience the effect and not the impact of the luminaire. The Concord Equinox brings innovation, flexibility, and style together, and offers any environment a highly modern and stylish appearance due to its halo effect. The Red Dot Design Award is one of the most sought-after design competitions in the world with more than 20,000 entries per year. In this year’s edition, the Red Dot jury comprised of 43 experts from 20 countries.

“We are proud that Sylvania Lighting, with its Concord Equinox has received the Red Dot Design Award 2023. This unique luminaire is a true innovation in the downlight segment and brings immense possibilities to architects and interior designers alike. This is the sixth time that Sylvania Lighting has won a Red Dot Award, which is a great honor and recognition for all our designers and manufacturing community in the United Kingdom. We anticipate the design community to embrace this product across Europe. It confirms our commitment to invest in European research and development and to continue bringing innovation to the global lighting market,”

Simon Reed, Global Vice President & CEO (EMEA) for Sylvania Lighting

Concord Equinox – a New Design Benchmark

Concord Equinox has been developed, using the latest optical technology. The product features an adjustable optical system which allows light to be emitted not only downwards but also upwards, creating a beautiful halo effect on the ceiling. This direct and indirect architectural lighting creates a unique atmosphere and enhances space.

Concord Equinox has been developed in partnership with QuarkStarTM, who provided the optical technology for this project. QuarkStar’sTM system of light refraction allows, for the first time, an indirect component to be integrated into a downlight without supplementary optics. This results in a sleek, discreet, and conceptual design that also produces a tailored distribution with a UGR (Unified Glare Rating) of less than 19, putting Equinox in the highest quality classification in European interior lighting standards.

“Concord Equinox has been developed in collaboration between our R&D, product, marketing, and production teams. The result is a revolutionary luminaire which brings cutting-edge innovation to the traditional downlight segment. The game-changing design and exceptional technology create a unique light rendition that generates emotion,”

Agnieszka Paprocka, Senior Product Line Manager EMEA at Sylvania Lighting

More information available here

Related Articles


Changing Scene

  • Arani Launches “Charge for Change” Program to Donate EV Chargers to Community Organizations Across Canada

    Arani Launches “Charge for Change” Program to Donate EV Chargers to Community Organizations Across Canada

    Arani, a Canadian manufacturer and distributor of electrical and lighting products, has officially launched Charge for Change, a national program donating up to 10 Level 2 commercial EV chargers to non-profit and public institutions across Canada. Unveiled at MCEE Expo in Montreal, the initiative supports schools, libraries, municipal buildings, and other community-serving sites in making… Read More…

  • Acuity Acquires M3 Innovation, an Innovative Sports Lighting Startup

    Acuity Acquires M3 Innovation, an Innovative Sports Lighting Startup

    Acuity has announced its acquisition of the business assets of M3 Innovation, LLC (“M3 Innovation”), a sports lighting startup that uses innovative technology to lower the overall cost of the installation and operation of sports lighting solutions. The acquisition has already closed, and the solution is now part of the Acuity Brands Lighting (“ABL”) business portfolio. M3 Innovation’s products and innovative technology will be available through their independent sales network as part of… Read More…


Design

  • T5 vs. T8 Lights – What’s the Difference?

    T5 vs. T8 Lights – What’s the Difference?

    T5 and T8 lights are two popular options when it comes to creating the right ambiance and lighting in a house, business, or commercial setting. But were you confused about these two light tubes when talking with suppliers? Don’t worry! In this article let’s discuss T5 vs. T8 tubes thoughtfully, so that you can make the right… Read More…

  • Garage Lighting Ideas: Illuminate Your Space

    Garage Lighting Ideas: Illuminate Your Space

    The significance of a well-lit garage cannot be overstated. It’s where you see clearly what’s in your toolbox, where you can comfortably assess your handy work and can always find what you’re looking for. The right lighting can inspire you to take on projects you might have postponed due to poor visibility. Proper lighting is… Read More…


New Products

  • Cooper Lighting: PrentaLux Sustainable LED 6″ Cylinder

    Cooper Lighting: PrentaLux Sustainable LED 6″ Cylinder

    The largest of the innovative PrentaLux Cylinders is the Sustainable LED 6″ Cylinder. It offers designers an array of colours and textures to choose from, with almost limitless opportunities for personalization. Leveraging additive manufacturing (also known as 3D printing technology), the Sustainable LED 6” Cylinder meets operational goals such as shorter end-to-end times as well… Read More…

  • Gescan: STANPRO SLA-2L Series – 36W 6VDC “EASY OUT” Steel Battery Unit

    Gescan: STANPRO SLA-2L Series – 36W 6VDC “EASY OUT” Steel Battery Unit

    The commercial SLA-2L Series features a steel battery unit designed to provide efficient and reliable emergency lighting. Utilizing a sturdy all 18-gauge steel housing, with white powder finish, Stanpro’s series presents a modern and unobtrusive design. Full battery recharge completes in 24 hours for its maintenance free, sealed lead acid battery unit. Brown out circuit… Read More…