The Spherolit lens oval flood in round luminaire heads can be rotated freely for optimum adjustment of the lighting on different objects.
The luminaire can be locked in position for secure fixing of the beam direction.
The luminaires in the ERCO product range cover a wide variety of lumen categories and therefore offer an appropriate solution for a large number of lighting tasks.
Beamer stands for striking light effects for monuments, structures and vegetation. Protected by an exceptionally durable housing, the projector offers highly variable solutions for your lighting tasks. An additional snoot provides enhanced glare control for even higher levels of visual comfort and makes certain that the light shines only, and precisely, where it is needed. The mounting accessories help you install the Beamer wherever you need it. Thanks to the graduations on the hinge, the luminaire can be aligned with repetitive accuracy. The maintenance-free optoelectronics of the Beamer guarantee maximum efficiency to save our resources and result in lower operating costs.
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German Pavilion, "Fields of Ideas", Expo, Milan. Architecture: Schmidhuber, Munich / Milla & Partner, Stuttgart. Photography: Dirk Vogel, Altena.
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German Pavilion “Fields of Ideas” at the EXPO 2015, Milan. Concept: Arbeitsgemeinschaft Deutscher Pavillon GbR: Milla & Partner, Stuttgart; Schmidhuber, Munich; Nüssli GmbH, Roth. Exhibition design: Milla & Partner. Architecture: Schmidhuber; Nüssli. Photography: Dirk Vogel, Dortmund.
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Ritzenhoff showroom, Marsberg. Architecture and interior design: Clever Architekten + Ingenieure, Marsberg; DID Architekten und Innenarchitekten, Esens. Photographer: Dirk Vogel, Dortmund.
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Fondazione PRADA, Milan. Architecture: OMA, Rotterdam. Lighting design: Ducks Sceno, Villeurbanne; les éclaireurs, Lyon. Photographer: Dirk Vogel, Dortmund.
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Charles-de-Gaulle Esplanade, Nîmes. Architecture: Alain Marguerit, Montpellier. Lighting design: LEA - Les Eclairagistes Associés, Lyon.
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Indre Quay, Haugesund. Architect: Smedsvig Landskapsarkitekter AS, Bergen. Electrical engineering: Multiconsult AS, Nesttun; Cowi AS, Haugesund.
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Shanghai EXPO – German Pavilion, Shanghai. Architect: Schmidhuber + Kaindl GmbH, Munich. Lighting design: E³ Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH, Altenbeken; Thomas Roscher, Bonn. Exhibition and media design: Milla und Partner GmbH, Stuttgart. Execution and project management: Nüssli (Deutschland) GmbH, Roth.
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Theaterplein, Antwerp. Architect: Studio Bernardo Secchi & Paola Vigano, Milan.
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US Air Force Memorial, Arlington VA. Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, New York. Lighting design: Office for Visual Interaction, Inc. (OVI), Jean M. Sundin, Enrique Peiniger, New York.
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Vin Contoret wine dealers, Tidaholm. Architect: White Artkitekter AB, Gothenburg. Lighting designer: White Design AB, Gothenburg, PeO Ottosson Elkonsult, Jönköping.
With our “ERCO individual” service we offer you extensive options for the individualisation of series products as well as support in the development of sophisticated special luminaires. In order to match Beamer 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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Lighting tool
Light distribution
Emphasis of objects or architectural elements.
Very narrow to wide beam, rotationally symmetrical light distribution for accent lighting.
The ideal angle of tilt (α) for accent lighting with Beamer projectors is around 30°. This emphasises the three-dimensionality of architectural details, sculptures or trees, without distorting the spatial impression with excessive shadowing.
Arrangement: α = 30°
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