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TECTON N EENTTON N ET Light or looing Light must help customers get a quick overview of the brands and products on offer. The illu-mination of shelves and verticaldisplay fittings plays a vital role in this respect. The lighting in- tensitymust be as uniform aspossible over the entire shelving area. TECTON has both asym-metrical and symmetrical shelflighting optics, whether providingone-sided or double-sided light distribution, to ensure absolutelyhomogeneous illumination. Theycan also be used to highlight vertical peripheries or adverti-sing spaces as well as to castarchitectural features in an inte- resting light.

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Light or looing closel Purposefully directed accentlighting directs the customers attention thanks to the cleverinterplay of light and shadow,and emphasises objects which the customer is meant to see.Used in combination with am-bient lighting, accent lighting provides an individual shop atmosphere. The TECTONProduct range also includes a big variety of spotlight systemssuch as PROTON TEC, SPIRITTEC, IO TEC, (SOLAR2 TEC) and others, available in white or silver, in order to set impressivelighting scenes.

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