We at Maytoni know that behind every light there are dozens of passionate people — engineers, designers, architects, managers, factory and warehouse employees, as well as their families and friends. This catalog is dedicated to all those who fill every moment with light. After all, the moments of light circle become important only when people turn on the light inside. Thanks to their courage, perseverance, attention to detail and love for light, every moment of the present becomes special. To turn the light on, you need someone who wants it to become lighter. PRESEN ILLUMIN Christian Licari CEO...

CONTENT OF LAMPS BY TYPE TRACK SYSTEMS Types of tracks Types of installation Unity — single-phase track system Trinity — three-phase track system S35 — magnetic track system Exility — slim magnetic track system Radity — radius track magnetic system

CEILING LIGHTS WALL LIGHTS PENDANT LAMPS ALPHABETICAL INDEX COLLECTION OF ICONS BY CATALOG COLOR INDEX INTERNATIONAL DESIGN AWARDS

Educational section In order to prevent distortion of perception, it is necessary to control many technical parameters that can be measured and digitized by highprecision and compound devices. The results of this control are always noticeable and visible to the eye, but difficult to describe. The technical department studies each lamp model and controls its quality at all stages of production. Technicians work in a 270 m2 laboratory, surrounded by a dozen compound mechanisms: a goniophotometer, a viewing oscilloscope, an integrating sphere, and many others. Each of them performs its "duties":...

How will the lamp work at different dayparts? How will light be dispersed in space? Educational section This can be done either by using accurate measurements and special lighting design software, or by using an intuitive approach to lighting and the correct specifications.

Lighting science For their correct interpretation, it is always necessary to take into account the features of the space where the light source will be located. Educational section Light, making visible objects, outlines and shades, remains unperceivable, intangible. This is electromagnetic radiation in a certain range of wavelengths that is reflected from surrounding objects. All artificial light sources have their own values of the light flux, their own shape of the photometric body, light intensity, their own distribution of radiation over the spectrum. The main characteristics of light, which...

Educational section Light flux Luminous intensity Illumination Light flux Unit: Lumen (lm) The amount of light emitted from a unit of visible surface in a given direction. The amount of light emitted by the source. Luminous intensity Unit: candela (cd) The amount of light emitted in a given direction. The amount of light impinging on a surface.

Effective power How many square meters will the lamp cover? The answer lies in the light flux other than intensity. Educational section The intensity of the lamp or lamps does not help us much in understanding whether there is enough light. The intensity of the light source can be useful to us mainly for performing the electrical part of the lighting installation and evaluating the energy efficiency of the lamp. The best modern lamps have a luminous efficacy approaching 200 lm/W. The major indicator that worth paying attention to is the light flux, which is generated by a light source  — a lamp...

Educational section A typical 100W incandescent lamp produces a light flux of approximately 1300 lm.

Is this light enough? Illumination is not given by the lamp, but by that part of its light flux that hit the surface concerned. Educational section Illumination is a characteristic of the illuminated surface rather than the lamp. The amount of light that reaches the surface depends on the distance to this surface, the spatial orientation of the lamp, the presence of objects that reflect or absorb light. In addition to the characteristics of the light source, illumination also depends on the geometry and reflective characteristics of objects surrounding a given surface, as well as on the relative...

Educational section Living room Dining room Children's room Kitchen / Work area Working area

Color temperature Designers recommend using lamps of different color temperatures for different zones in the interior. Symbols for color temperature Educational section This concept is based on a physical phenomenon in which an absolutely black body, heated to a certain temperature, begins to emit light of a certain color — from rich red to pristine white and blue. In our natural environment, we are constantly confronted with changes in thecolor temperature of sunlight throughout the day, which has an impact on our well-being. When choosing artificial light sources, you need to know what temperature...

Educational section 2700—3000K Very warm white Cozy evening atmosphere in the bedroom, living room. Dining table lighting. Floor lamps, wall lamps, bed lamps. Comfortable and relaxing light for living rooms. Most often, this temperature is used in the lamps of chandeliers and wall lamps. Daylight for living rooms, kitchens, workplaces in offices, reading nooks, shops, museums. Suitable for ceiling and pendant lamps. This color temperature is not used in residential areas. Most often used in technical ro

Different types of lamps and fixtures can render colors differently, even if they have the same color temperature. Educational section Color rendering depends on the completeness of the spectral composition of the radiation — a set of electromagnetic waves with different lengths and colors. The extent of rendering is measured using the color rendering index — CRI (Color Rendering Index). The reference light source is considered to be sunlight. Its color rendering index is 100. Thus, the higher the CRI of the lamp, the less the shades of objects deviate from their color in natural sunlight. The...