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    Philips Lighting launches new LED trunking system for retail and industrial spaces, future-proofed for IoT world

    March 2, 2017

    • New Philips LED trunking system allows easy integration with connected Philips LED lighting and sensors for retail, manufacturing, warehouses and distribution centers 
    • New levels of scalability to achieve desired light effects and to integrate other Internet of Things technologies into one system 
    • Retailers can customize their store ambiance and create the right light effect supporting their store concept 

     

    Düsseldorf, Germany – Philips Lighting (Euronext Amsterdam ticker: LIGHT), a global leader in lighting, launches today its new LED lighting trunking system for retail and industrial spaces, Philips Maxos fusion. This connected-ready system helps make buildings future-proof by providing high quality LED lighting combined with the freedom to adjust light effects and to scale the system with additional Internet of Things technologies. The trunking system can be complemented with sensors that allow integrating retail and warehouse technologies such as cameras, beacons, audio, and scanners into one system. 

     

    Philips Maxos fusion offers a high degree of flexibility to mount and reposition LED lights anywhere along its mounting rail and is most suitable for retail, warehouses, food production areas, automotive applications and other industrial environments. The new optical range gives near endless possibilities to illuminate spaces, delivering energy efficient light with less luminaires and lower total cost of ownership (TCO). LED luminaires can be moved and clicked in the mounting rail to highlight special promotions with accented spots or to light areas that demand long light lines to deliver high uniformity of light.  

     

    Hypermarket Auchan in Saint-Priest, France, is the first to install Philips Maxos fusion and to benefit from the freedom to complement their store layout with a customizable lighting design that gives options for the future. Dominique Forgues, Technical Director Auchan Retail France says: “With the new high quality LED luminaires and trunking system we can maximize the customer experience at Auchan by highlighting promotions or accentuating our merchandize and achieve more than 50% of energy savings.  As Philips Maxos fusion is also a carrier of connectivity, we are keen to explore the future possibilities on adding digital services to support our omni-channel strategy.” 

     

    Connected-Ready

    The Philips LED trunking system is easily integrated with connected LED lighting systems, such as Philips StoreWise to create dynamic lighting scenes. Another connected lighting option is Philips’ Indoor positioning, which is used to provide new location-based services to shoppers and retailers to improve the retail experience and sales. For warehouses, the connected Philips GreenWarehouse system enables energy savings by creating lighting zones to use light only where it is needed. 

     

    “We have a deep appreciation of customers’ needs having installed more than two million meters of trunking systems. Philips Maxos fusion arose from this and represents a future-proof backbone for repositioning luminaires, sensors and existing and future connected lighting systems. It’s ideal for precision lighting applications and value-added customer services for retail and industry,” says Paul Peeters, Business Leader Professional Lighting Europe at Philips Lighting.

     

    Philips Maxos fusion is available in Europe from mid-February 2017. It is showcased amongst other pioneering lighting innovations at Euroshop 2017, the world’s leading trade fair for retail in Düsseldorf, Germany. Please visit our stand at Messe Düsseldorf, Hall 9.

     

    Notes to editors:

    • Philips Maxos fusion delivers energy savings up to 55% compared to conventional lighting. Depending on the luminaires it has a lifetime three times longer compared to conventional trunking systems.
    • The system provides a uniform, comfortable light in a choice of color temperatures and reduces glare to a minimum. 
    • It can be combined with various LED luminaires such as projector, linear as well as non-linear luminaires and also non-lighting elements like Bluetooth beacons and the possibility to add third-party equipment.
    • Philips Maxos fusion is suitable for environments requiring a high degree of compliance with international regulations, such as meeting specific demands in the automotive industry to prevent issues in the surface coating processes.

    For further information, please contact:

    Philips Lighting Media Relations

    Anne-Marie Sleurink  

    Tel: +31 6 52 59 63 81

    Email: anne-marie.sleurink@signify.com

    About Philips Lighting

    Philips Lighting (Euronext Amsterdam ticker: LIGHT), a global leader in lighting products, systems and services, delivers innovations that unlock business value, providing rich user experiences that help improve lives. Serving professional and consumer markets, we lead the industry in leveraging the Internet of Things to transform homes, buildings and urban spaces. With 2016 sales of EUR 7.1 billion, we have approximately 34,000 employees in over 70 countries. News from Philips Lighting is located at http://www.newsroom.lighting.philips.com