Pantrac provides uniform vertical lighting to perfection - whether in prestigious entrance areas, in offices or in museums.
Pantrac creates perfect light for wallwashing without additional pivoting.
The high-efficiency Pantrac lighting technology enables luminaire spacing of up to one and a half times the distance to the wall.
Pantrac exceeds the demands of the ultimate challenge in lighting design: perfect wallwashing. The system is designed to achieve superb uniform illumination of walls, product shelving or exhibits with total visual comfort. Innovative photometrics optimize its efficiency and, as a result, reduce the number of luminaires required, as these can be spaced further apart.
AHMM Architects, London. Architecture: AHMM, London. Lighting design: AHMM, London. Photography: Martina Ferrera, London
Arup, Sydney. Lighting design: Arup. Photography: Jackie Chan, Sydney.
Karavaevi Brothers Cafe – Bolshoy Levshinskiy Pereulok. Architecture and lighting design: V12 Architects / Vvgeniy Shchetinkin, Lleeza Semionova, Moscow.
IKEA Museum, Älmhult. Lighting design: DHA Design London. Mechanical engineering: GMKI Elkonsult AB Malmö. Installation: ELUB AB Växjö. Photography: Johan Elm, Stockholm.
Tobias Mayer Museum, Marbach. Architecture: Webler + Geissler Architects, Stuttgart. Exhibition: Vista Rasch, Leinfelden-Echterdingen. Lighting design: pbe-Beljuli, Pulheim. Photography: Sebastian Mayer, Berlin.
Museum Coleção Berardo, Lisbon. Architecture: Vittorio Gregotti, Manuel Salgado. Lighting design: Rui Pereira, Siemens, Lisbon. Photography: Edgar Zippel, Berlin.
Art Basel at the Miami Beach Convention Center. General contractor: Expomobilia, Effretikon / Switzerland. Lighting design: Reflexion, Zürich / Switzerland. Photography: Moritz Hillebrand, Zurich.
City Hall, Florence. Photographer: Dirk Vogel, Dortmund.
Sunset View, Singapore. Architecture: Timur Design, LLP, Singapore Lighting design: Nipek Ltd, Singapore. Photographer: Sebastian Mayer, Berlin.
Fondazione Prada, Milan. Architecture: OMA / Rotterdam / (Rem Koolhaas, Chris van Duijn). Lighting design: Ducks Sceno, Villeurbanne; les éclaireurs, Lyon. Photography: Dirk Vogel, Altena.
With our “ERCO individual” service we offer you extensive options for the individualization of series products as well as support in the development of sophisticated special luminaires. In order to match Pantrac even more efficiently to your project requirements, further variants are available on request in addition to the series configuration. These include, for example:
Do you have further requirements with the product?
Please contact the consultant team in the following ERCO office:
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Light distribution
Vertical illuminance for brightening and dividing the space.
Asymmetrical light distribution for highly uniform wallwashing.
For uniform vertical illuminance, the distance (a) of Pantrac lens wallwashers from the wall should be around one third of the room height (h). The luminaire head has been adjusted precisely for optimum wallwashing.
Arrangement: a = 1/3 x h
For good longitudinal uniformity, the spacing (d) of Pantrac lens wallwashers may be up to 1.5 times the offset from the wall (a).
Arrangement: d ≤ 1.5 x a
The optimal wall offset and luminaire spacing for each product are indicated in the wallwasher tables in the catalogue and the product data sheets.
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