
Modular LED lighting system Impressive presentation in minimum spaces
Open the catalog to page 1Presentation in minimum spaces The object takes centre stage
Open the catalog to page 2The art of miniaturisation The smallest details, perfectly emphasised MICROTOOLS is a flexible lighting tool for skilfully presenting objects and goods and for heightening their sense of value, especially in shelves, showcases and recesses with wood, glass and metal bases. The modular LED lighting system steps into the background and its reduced design facilitates its almost invisible integration. The special photometric feature: modules for general and accent lighting can be combined at will. Warm white to intermediate white colour tempe ratures are available, thus enabling differentiated and...
Open the catalog to page 4Gimbal-mounted lighting head Plug-in connector Fixed lighting head
Open the catalog to page 5One lighting system, a wealth of options Lighting heads for general and accent lighting Lighting modules with fixed lighting heads (scale 1:1)
Open the catalog to page 6Lighting modules with gimbal-mounted lighting heads (scale 1:1)
Open the catalog to page 7Systematic flexibility Rapid installation of individual solutions Original size Easy installation in three steps Fasten mounting section Clip in lighting modules and push together Insert feeder and end caps
Open the catalog to page 8Uniform general lighting Effi cient lighting points with wide-angle optics MICROTOOLS modules with fixed lighting heads ensure homogeneous general lighting and, according to the desired lighting effect, can be operated separately or together with gimbal-mounted lighting modules. This enables a wide variety of design options ranging from homogeneous ambient lighting to impressive presentation. MICROTOOLS 2 x 1.1 W LED: Essential, Ra > 80 (3000 K, 4000 K); Advanced, Ra > 90 (3000 K); with replaceable optics (flood, wideflood) MICROTOOLS 3 x 1.1 W LED: Essential, Ra > 80 (3000 K, 4000 K); Advanced,...
Open the catalog to page 9Flexible accent lighting Gimbal-mounted lighting heads in minimum spaces Pivoting and rotating lighting heads that are currently the most compact on the market guarantee maximum flexibility, and blend seamlessy into the system. Their dimensions and construction height are identical to those of the fixed spots for general lighting. Despite minimal dimensions, the lighting heads can be aligned with ease thanks to a sophisticated mechanism. The result is that even the smallest details are rendered visible, and distinct shadows create highly recognisable space. MICROTOOLS-C (Cardanic) 1 x 1.1 W LED:...
Open the catalog to page 10Mounting Mean height illuminance level Diameter Mounting sections MICROTOOLS mounting section (1000 / 2000 mm) MICROTOOLS mounting section (1000 / 2000 mm), 20° angle MICROTOOLS mounting section (1000 / 2000 mm), 20° angle with cover Blanking inserts, feeders and end caps MICROTOOLS blanking insert (200 / 400 mm) Converters Article Control LEDs max. length with max. length with infeed infeed dimmable 40 W LED converter (upon request) switchable For a current overview of converters, please refer to the installation instructions: www.zumtobel.com/microtools
Open the catalog to page 11MICROTOOLS in shops A lighting solution with convincing benefits The product has complete attention The miniaturised LED lighting system promotes the dialogue between customers and the products on offer by placing goods centre stage and by efficiently presenting attractive details. The combination of almost invisibly integrated yet gimbal-mounted luminaires gives new perspectives to planners, shop operators and shop fitters. The goods themselves become attractive eye-catchers thanks to the flexibly alignable luminaires, so that shoppers are tempted to stay and browse. The energetic benefit compared...
Open the catalog to page 12Discreetly integrated lighting solution Thanks to the system’s reduced size and compact design, it is very easy to integrate MICROTOOLS discreetly into shelving, exhibition furniture and recesses. The LED lighting system (approx. 80 lm/W) with its flexible lighting heads significantly surpasses the efficiency of conventional spots (e.g. HIT: approx. 70 lm/W). Visual integration is especially important where nothing should distract from the presentation itself, even though the finely machined MICROTOOLS components give a good impression in every respect. Setting precise accents MICROTOOLS make...
Open the catalog to page 13Notes on lighting quality When erroneous colouration or heat cause damage ... Binning – constant colour locations for high quality illumination When LED chips are manufactured, LEDs from different production batches have variable properties. This may affect luminous flux, the colour location or forward voltage. The importance of such criteria varies according to the application and product. With white LEDs the binning process is especially important, and selecting a specific binning group ensures that the colour location of LED light remains constant. This in turn ensures a uniform appearance...
Open the catalog to page 14Colour rendering for authentic presentations Lighting sensitive objects with gentle light Modern LED lighting solutions achieve a very high level of colour rendering. With Ra values of over 90, they even surpass many lighting systems with fluorescent lamps. And LED solutions also stand up well to comparisons with discharge lamps, being able to keep pace both in terms of colour rendering and other photometric characteristics. From a conservational point of view, it is important to handle valuable and sensitive exhibits in museums with special care. If light is not correctly applied it may damage...
Open the catalog to page 15DALI lighting control Highly varied luminaires work as a team Tried-and-tested and universal The DALI control system used by Zumtobel features maximum compatibility. Dimensioning has no relevance – high-performance spots in all sizes and wattages as well as the flexible SUPERSYSTEM and MICROTOOLS lighting systems can be coupled and jointly controlled. In shop environments in particular, interesting moods can be created and can be varied according to ingress of daylight, number of visitors and the season of the year. Anything goes: programming in real time, automatisms dependent upon sensors or...
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