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Stockholm II LED

Stockholm II LED
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In 1990 the designer Olle Anderson won the nordic design competition ‘New light over Stockholm’. The challenge for the contestants was to design a streetlamp which, besides fine lighting performance, could fit equally well into historic and modern parts of the Swedish capital. Anderson’s streetlamp Stockholm won and was put into production by ateljé Lyktan in three variants: post, suspended and wall. “I’ve always tried to work within a Scandinavian lighting tradition,” says Olle Anderson. “A tradition which utilises and conveys the light in a functional and pleasant way.” Stockholm’s...

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Photographed in ateljé Lyktan Light Lab, Åhus, 2012.

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Now the whole family of Stockholm lamps will be upgraded to LED technology.

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Technical details

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Design by Olle Anderson Material Body and shades in lacquered aluminium. Cable fixing in hot-dipped galvanised and stainless steel. Plane hardened protective glass. Installation On stanchion/post arm dia. 48 mm for dia. 60 mm stan- chion/post top or alternative fixings. Or cable fixing. Connection Stanchion/post and Wall: Luminaire with stanchion top has snap-in connector 3x2,5 mm², male thread sleeve connec- tor is supplied with 10 m feed cable 3x1.5 mm². Suspended: S Cable fixing includes junction box 3x2.5 mm². C Cable fixing includes junction box 5x6 mm². Facility for through- wiring....

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Now the whole family of Stockholm lamps will be upgraded to LED technology. “Like most exterior lamps, the first Stockholm model had discharge lamps,” explains the design engineer Stefan Carlsson, who was involved in the construction of the first model. “What introducing LED technology does is increase the durability and decrease the energy expenditure of the lamp,” he continues. Furthermore, the dispersal of the light is made slightly more precise than before, says Carlsson: “You can put the light where it is needed, and nowhere else. The lamp gets less light spillage.”

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Offices Stockholm Hesselmans Torg 9, SE–131 54 Nacka Göteborg E A Rosengrens gata 9-11, SE–421 31 Västra Frölunda Malmö Slussgatan 10, SE–211 30 Malmö Boden Pontonjärvägen 10, SE–961 43 Boden

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