ECO-INNOV CATALOG 2021
ECO-INNOV CATALOG 2021
ECO-INNOV has been collaborating with local authorities and businesses since 2004 to reduce energy consumption in lighting while enhancing user safety. They specialize in designing and marketing solar LED and extra low voltage lighting devices that are energy-efficient, economically beneficial, and environmentally friendly.
Product Specifications
The products incorporate innovations in photovoltaics, electronics, energy storage, optics, and mechanical engineering. These innovations enhance performance, durability, and adaptability. LED technology is central to their offerings due to its low energy consumption, luminous efficiency, reliability, and long service life.
Product Range
- Embedded Solar Studs: Designed for pedestrian crossings, roundabouts, and cycle lanes. They are self-contained or extra low voltage, withstand heavy loads, and offer various lighting modes.
- Surface Solar Beacons: Used for signaling impassable obstacles and traffic islands. They are easy to install and provide omnidirectional beaconing.
- Low-Voltage Studs: Suitable for busy roads and industrial areas, offering low consumption and high durability.
- Paving Stone Lights: Ideal for parks and pathways, providing flush installation and low energy consumption.
Technological Features
The MC-500 micro-controller range manages lighting behavior based on pre-programmed events, offering remote control and technical monitoring. The system is customizable with various power supply options and configurations.
Case Studies
- Pedestrian Crossings: Use of embedded studs to enhance safety and attract motorist attention.
- Roundabouts: Marking strategies to slow down motorists and guide vehicle trajectories.
- Cycle Paths: Use of embedded studs for guiding and safeguarding users.
Custom Projects
Examples include the illumination of a fountain in Aubenas and the Firefly Stones exhibition in Paris, showcasing the versatility and aesthetic potential of ECO-INNOV's products.
Conclusion
ECO-INNOV's solutions aim to guide and secure users while reducing energy costs, with a strong emphasis on ecological and aesthetic benefits.
Catalog excerpts
Photo Karolina Samborska
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Submersible causeway to Mont-Saint-Michel Dietmar Feichtinger Architects - Photo Vincent M
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Using technology to safeguard users and the environment Since 2004, ECO-INNOV has been working alongside local authorities and businesses to reduce energy consumption related to lighting, while improving user safety. For this purpose, we design and market solar LED and extra low voltage lighting devices. Energy efficient, these units offer real economic savings. Their interest is therefore ecological with a strong reduction in light pollution, but also aesthetic thanks to the many choices of colors and light animations that LEDs offer. In cooperation with design offices and architects, we select...
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Embedded solar studs Surface solar beacons VERTICAL SIGNALLING Solar lights and LED signs
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VERY LOW-VOLTAGE Low-voltage studs Paving stone lights Embedded glass studs POWER SUPPLY & MICRO CONTROLLER Copyright Eco-Innov 2021 - Photos and datas are not contractually binding - Conception amplestudio.com - Printed with vegetal ink and PEFC paper - Recycle me.
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Photo Claire-Lise Havet Pedestrian crossing in Neuilly-sur-Seine ECO-143 / ECO-843 User safety at pedestrian crossings, roundabouts, raised platforms, car parks, and cycle lanes • Embedded road stud, fully self-contained or ELV • Resembles a roadway stud • Low profile for pedestrians and cyclists • Able to withstand 40-tonne trucks • Uni- or bidirectional beaconing, 1 or 2 LEDs / side • Steady or flashing mode • LED module maintenance via the cover 15 • Unpolished, anodised or thermoplated aluminium
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Light design ACERE - Photo Karolina Samborska Pedestrian crossing in Claye-Souilly VERY LOW-VOLTAGE ECO-848 User safety on busy roads, and in industrial areas, ports and airports • 12 V/DC (or 24 V/DC) hard-wired embedded stud • Very low consumption, 1.92 W (or 3.84 W) • Low profile for pedestrians and cyclists • Able to withstand 120-tonne trucks • Bidirectional beaconing, 2x8 LEDs • Steady, flashing or sequential mode • LED module maintenance via the cover • Corrosion-proof stainless steel cover 9
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Photo Karolina Samborska Mini roundabout in Viry-Chatillon VERY LOW-VOLTAGE ECO-870 User safety on busy roads, and in industrial areas, ports and airports • 12V/DC (or 24 V/DC) hard-wired embedded stud • Very low consumption, 1.92W (or 3.84W) • Low profile for pedestrians and cyclists • Able to withstand 150-tonne trucks • 180° beaconing with 12 LEDs or 360º with 24 LEDs • Steady, flashing or sequential mode • LED module maintenance via the cover • Corrosion-proof stainless steel cover 13 4
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Dietmar Feichtinger Architects - Photo Vincent M Submersible causeway to Mont-Saint-Michel VERY LOW-VOLTAGE ECO-845 User safety on busy roads, and in industrial areas, ports and airports • 12 V/DC (or 24 V/DC) hard-wired embedded stud • Very low consumption, 0.96 W (or 1.92 W) • Low profile for pedestrians and cyclists • Able to withstand 120-tonne trucks • Unidirectional beaconing, 8 LED • Steady, flashing or sequential mode • LED module maintenance via the cover • Corrosion-proof stainless steel cover 9
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Photo Michaël Angot Border of traffic island in Isère ECO-250 Impassable obstacles, borders of traffic islands, roundabouts, chicanes and central reservations signalling • Fully self-contained surface beacon • Height of 50 mm unsuitable for roadway use • Easy to install: 8 anchor screws supplied • Omnidirectional beaconing with 16 flashing LEDs • LED colour: amber • Diffuser lens in front of each LED • Retro-reflector with amber glass beads, 360° visibility 50 • 120 flashes / min. (+/- 10%) in night-time operation93 • 600 flashes / min. (+/- 10%) for 15 seconds after detecting the headlights...
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Photo Jérôme Deduytsche Narrow carriageway in Grenoble ECO-118 Impassable obstacles, borders of traffic islands, roundabouts, chicanes and central reservations signalling • Fully self-contained square surface beacon • Height of 20 mm unsuitable for roadway use • Easy to install: 2 anchor screws supplied • Unidirectional beaconing with 2 or 4 LEDs or bidirectional beaconing with 2 LEDs per side • Steady or flashing mode • Retro-reflector between the LEDs with 10 glass beads per side 20
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Light design Cobalt - Photo Gilles Di Nallo Pedestrian pathway in Oullins VERY LOW-VOLTAGE ECO-STONE99 Designed to mark and illuminate parks, paved squares, fountains, pathways, staircases and terraces • 12 V/DC embedded paving stone • Very low consumption, 0.88 W to 1,4 W • Flush with the roadway so no hindrance for disabled users • Able to withstand the weight of light vehicles 95
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Design Gilles Brusset - Photo Pierre Yves Brunaud Landscaping sculpture in Meyrin (Switzerland) ECO-120 Designed to mark and illuminate parks, ecodistricts, cycle lanes, pedestrian paths • Fully self-contained embedded solar stud • LED module maintenance via the cover • Can withstand the weight of light vehicles • Flush with the roadway so no hindrance for disabled users • 1-LED vertical Beacon, 360° visibility • Steady or flashing modes (special programs are available upon request) • 16 reflecting glass beads 5 36 IK10
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Light Constant, blinking, sequential, intensity, ON and OFF time, night adaptation. Interoperability Speed radar, detection loop, traffic light, light sensor, clock, retractable bollard, automaton. Reporting Consumption, failure and peripheral monitoring. Communication Remote control, transmission of logs, alerts. Very low voltage power supply Sizing according to your projects: • IP68 case • Custom power • Special dimensions • Potentiometer Bring intelligence to lighting The micro-controllers of the MC-500 range are real brains, allowing to manage the lighting behaviour of low-voltage studs in...
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