Projectors

This page covers projector families for retail and commercial accent lighting, including the Philips StyliD Evo for specification-grade installations, the Philips GreenSpace Evo Projector and GreenSpace Evo Mini for versatile accent use, CoreLine Projector gen2, and retail-specialist families including StoreFit, StoreFlow, and TrueFashion EM. Track infrastructure families — such as GreenUp Track and DALI Square Track — are the electrified rails that house these projectors, not projector families themselves.

CCT options across the families on this page span 2,700 K to 4,000 K, supporting warm-white hospitality ambience through neutral commercial environments. CRI reaches up to 90 across the families, with the available range starting at CRI 80 — suitable for demanding colour-rendering applications such as retail fashion and food. The exact CCT and CRI combination available for a given family is detailed in each family's product datasheet on signify.com.

DALI dimming is supported across the range — families including StyliD Evo, GreenSpace Evo Projector, and CoreLine Projector gen2 accept standard DALI dimming signals. For installations requiring multi-master addressing or sensor-on-driver asset reporting, DALI-2 and D4i variants are available. Interact-Ready luminaires with WIA, SIA, WEIA, or SEIA drivers offer a wireless connected-lighting path via the Interact platform, without DALI bus wiring.

Track systems are infrastructure, not projector families. Rails such as GreenUp Track, DALI Square Track, GreenUp Magnetic Flex, 3-circuit Square RCS750, and the Accent Track D65/D90 are electrified backbones that mount and power projectors. Specifiers select a track system based on circuit configuration, ceiling void, and installation method, then populate it with the appropriate projector family — for example, StyliD Evo or GreenSpace Evo Mini on GreenUp Track.

For specification-grade families such as StyliD Evo and GreenSpace Evo Projector, photometric files (IES/LDT), project datasheets, and BIM/Revit objects are downloadable through Signify's Online Product Configurator (OPC) — both for pre-configured SKUs and for configurator-generated codes with custom optics, CCT, or lumen packages. For families without OPC support, datasheets and photometric files are available directly from each family page on signify.com.

The page's meta description explicitly positions the range for retail lighting — from fashion to food — and includes families engineered for those environments: Philips StoreFit and StoreFlow for retail, Truefashion Projector GCGM and TrueFashion EM for fashion retail, and GreenUp hospitality spot for hospitality spaces. The range also includes GreenSpace linear accent for extended linear accent lighting applications.

The families on this page carry an IP20 rating, appropriate for dry indoor installations. IK ratings available include IK02, IK03, and IK035 — indicating resistance to mechanical impact relevant to the installation environment. Specifiers should verify the IP and IK rating for the specific family and variant against installation requirements, referring to each family's datasheet for confirmed values.

For configurable families such as StyliD Evo, optics, CCT, lumen package, and accessories can be specified through Signify's Online Product Configurator (OPC), which generates project-specific datasheets and photometric files for submission to procurement. For standard SKUs, product pages on signify.com include a "Where to buy" pathway to authorised Signify partners. For project-scale enquiries, contact the local Signify representative via the signify.com contact page.

This is Signify's global product page. Country-specific regulations — such as the EU EcoDesign Directive, VDE/DIN requirements in Germany, and installation standards under the EU Single Lighting Regulation 2019/2020 — vary by market and are not covered here. For regulatory and compliance information specific to your installation, visit Signify's website for your country via the country selector, where the corresponding category page lists locally compliant variants and the applicable standards.