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Introduction to Sustainable Lighting
Innovative LED solutions are highlighted for their energy-saving potential, reducing operating costs in buildings like schools, offices, and stores. The focus is on high-quality LEDs and intelligent lighting controls with sensors to optimize energy use.
Requirements for Sustainable Lighting
Sustainable lighting must be efficient, durable, and recyclable, ensuring user comfort and easy maintenance. Integrating lighting control and modern technology is crucial for maximizing energy savings, extending benefits to HVAC systems.
Lighting Standards and Certifications
Standards like DIN EN 12464-1 guide lighting requirements to meet sustainability goals. Certifications such as DGNB, ÖGNI, and LEED emphasize resource conservation, cost efficiency, and user comfort.
Phasing Out Inefficient Lighting
The European market is eliminating inefficient light sources like fluorescent lamps, with bans since 2023. Retrofitting to LED technology can save up to 80% in energy, offering better light control and longer service life.
Office Lighting Solutions
Modern office lighting focuses on energy savings, productivity, and comfort. Recommendations include using sensors for daylight and presence adjustments and employing Tunable White luminaires for well-being.
Case Studies
Examples like FlexOffice in Basel and the Grandstands at Horse Racetrack in Vienna show sustainable lighting solutions with sensor technology for energy efficiency and user comfort.
Planning Examples and Benefits
Retrofitting projects demonstrate significant energy savings and improved lighting quality. Replacing fluorescent luminaires with LED systems can save up to 55% in energy and CO2 emissions, with increased illuminance.
Specifications and Procedures
The transition from traditional to advanced LED solutions in retail and educational settings is discussed, highlighting benefits like reduced energy consumption, improved lighting quality, and lower maintenance costs.
Norms and Standards
Lighting solutions comply with DIN EN 12464-1 standards, ensuring appropriate illumination for visual tasks. High color rendering (Ra>90) is important for visual performance and energy efficiency.
Recommendations
For retail, reduce luminaires, use light where needed, and control lighting based on traffic and daylight. In education, use tunable white luminaires, presence detection, and daylight sensors for optimal lighting quality and energy efficiency.
Benefits of Lighting Retrofitting
LED retrofitting offers significant energy and CO2 savings, with potential reductions of up to 75% compared to old systems. LEDs have a long service life (L90 @ 50,000 hours) and low maintenance requirements.
Case Studies and Examples
Case studies from retail and educational institutions show successful LED lighting implementations, demonstrating substantial energy savings and improved lighting quality.
Key Data and Comparisons
Tables and charts provide detailed comparisons of power consumption, illuminance levels, and energy savings between old and new lighting systems. Replacing first-generation LEDs with newer models can save at least 50% in energy.
LED Retrofit Projects Overview
Neunkirchen Hospital, Austria: Upgraded 260 luminaires with XAL LED kits, reducing electricity costs by 64% with a 1.7-year amortisation period.
Bolzano Trade Fair, Italy: Replaced fluorescent lights with LED systems, reducing energy costs by 45% and improving ambiance and flexibility.
Services and Standards
XAL provides support for planning, commissioning, and maintaining lighting systems, ensuring compliance with the Ecodesign Directive and offering customized solutions.
Funding and Subsidies
Subsidy programs in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland support LED conversion, emphasizing high luminaire efficiency. XAL's guarantee package ensures no additional maintenance costs for several years.
Sustainability Goals
XAL aims for CO2-neutral operations by 2030, following international environmental standards and promoting e-mobility and photovoltaic systems.
Contact Information
XAL GmbH is headquartered in Graz, Austria, offering support throughout all project stages.
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An energy-efficient future Sustainable lighting

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An energy-efficient future When taking a closer look at any lighting solution, you will discover significant energy-saving potential. Innovative, highly efficient LED solutions can make a major contribution to sustainably reducing a building's operating costs. Be it for a school building, an office, or a store – the right lighting is an important lever for efficient building management. The first approach is the use of high-quality LEDs and control gear, and XAL adapts product designs to achieve the highest light output with the lowest possible power consumption. The second approach is integrating...

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Sustainable lighting

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Framework Office lighting Example projects Planning examples Retail lighting Expert interview Planning examples Lighting for educational institutions Example projects LED retrofit projects Neunkirchen Hospital, Austria Fiera Bolzano, Italy Planning examples

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Sustainable lighting It is about more than efficient LEDs The requirements for sustainable lighting solutions are high and go beyond efficiency, long service life, and high light quality. The demands also concern the materials, which must be recyclable and free of toxic substances. Furthermore, high user comfort and easy maintenance should be considered. Sustainable lighting should save energy and thus costs. The potential of sustainable lighting can therefore only be exploited if it forms one unit with lighting control and modern lighting technology. It is also important to know that the savings...

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“ hat does sustainability mean in the field of W lighting? What are the main influencing factors, which guidelines and certificates support us, and how can sustainable lighting lead to permanent cost savings? We in product development make a significant contribution to the composition of material, highly efficient LEDs, and intelligent sensor technology to provide you with outstanding and energy-saving lighting solutions.” Manuel Feier, Head of Product Management XAL GmbH

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Sustainable lighting Framework Due to the massive increase in energy costs and the final phase-out of linear fluorescent lamps on 24 August 2023, it is essential to take a close look at lighting solutions. Increased energy prices do not have to mean ‘lights out’. Switching instead of switching off is the way to go. Retrofitting and sensor technology play a major role here. Did you know … 90 % of energy is consumed during use* When fluorescent lamps are converted to LED luminaires, running costs can be noticeably reduced and energy consumption sustainably lowered. Lighting control and clever,...

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Sustainable products Modern lighting technology contributes significantly to sustainability. Inefficient and environmentally harmful light sources have therefore been and are being removed from the European market. Since February 2023, the sales ban for compact fluorescent lamps and circular fluorescent lamps has been in effect, and the ban for linear fluorescent lamps T5 and T8 since August 2023. At the product level in Europe, requirements for energy consumption-related products (EPD – Environmental Product Declaration) are specified within the framework of the Ecodesign Directive. Especially...

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More well-being, less consumption The figures speak for themselves: More than 75 percent of office lighting is outdated. The energy-saving potential in office buildings is great. In addition to reducing operating costs, however, increasing productivity and creating a ‘feel-good atmosphere’ at the workplace through good lighting is also a major issue. High-quality lighting solutions contribute to improved visual comfort and well-being at the workplace. In combination with intelligent lighting control, the luminaires ensure a pleasant climate and save energy. Integrated sensor technology controls...

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FlexOffice, Messeturm Basel Basel, CH – by FlexOffice (Switzerland) AG with lighting design by Sebastian Godenzi

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One meets all FlexOffice Basel, Switzerland The approach to lighting and acoustic planning for the FlexOffice in the Messeturm Basel ran contrary to classic workplace concept planning. FlexOffice was based on a transformative spatial concept where future tenants enjoy enormous flexibility (thanks to modular adaptation of the rooms) while simultaneously saving energy. In addition to the flexible, demand-oriented, resource-saving requirements of a modern workplace, it was important to the owners of FlexOffice to consider the sensual and emotional components. Three lighting components (direct, indirect,...

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FlexOffice, Messeturm Basel Basel, CH – by FlexOffice (Switzerland) AG with lighting design by Sebastian Godenzi

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Grandstands at Horse Racetrack Vienna, AT – by Martin Kohlbauer with interior design by Marcel Wanders studio

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Tradition meets innovation Grandstands at Horse Racetrack Vienna, Austria The racetrack’s building had been unused for over 70 years but was transformed into an office of the future during its three years of renovation. During the revitalisation, the ‘Activity-Based Working’ model for modern working was applied. For the implementation of this concept, the BETO floor lamp was customised and equipped with advanced sensor technology. The sensors measure light intensity, noise level, air quality, presence, and temperature. BETO with IoT Sensor The information BETO collects is sent to a cloud from...

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“ he innovation is that a vast amount of T sensor technology and intelligence has been integrated almost invisibly into a stylish office luminaire, with the data completely open to access by the customer's existing systems.” Christopher Grießler, Department Head Digital Solutions XAL GmbH Christopher Grießler Department Head Digital Solutions XAL G

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Grandstands at Horse Racetrack Vienna, AT – by Martin Kohlbauer with interior design by Marcel Wanders studio

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Planning examples Planungsbeispiele Planungsbeispiele Planning examples Büro Office In this open-plan office with 24 workstations, 12wurden 12 Leuchtstoff-Profilleuchten durch 6 by 6 BETO diesem Großraumbüro mit 24 Arbeitsplatzen fluorescent profile luminaires were replaced BETO LEDLeuchten ersetzt. Die blendfreien Leuchten sparen nicht nur mindestens 48 Prozent Energie ein, sondern LED luminaires. The glare-free luminaires already save 48 percent energy and can offer additional energy können mit Steuerung zusätzliche Energieeinsparpotentiale zugänglich needs in the room. saving potential through...

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