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Solid State International Lighting to provide an energy efficient lighting solution that would save energy, yet not compromise on the lighting ambiance. They required low maintenance lighting with a long lifetime that would still match or exceed existing lighting levels."
-Ross Blakeway, CEO of Solid State Lighting International
The Table Bay Hotel was incurring a high cost on energy as its lighting runs 24 hours a day all year round. Furthermore this created a challenge of replacing spent lamps and carrying out maintenance while guests were sleeping. Dark spots in a chandelier are unsightly and require regular attention. They also required a lighting solution that would work with their legacy dimmers and controls.
In hotels and hospitality in general the atmosphere is very important. Solid State Lighting International (SSLI) were instructed to maintain the comfortable, elegant environment required for the hotels guests with the focus on gentle lighting.
The lighting traditionally consisted of Incandescent candle lamps in chandeliers and wall sconces, as well as Halogen MR16 and AR111 down lights in various public spaces with high vaulted ceilings (over 7m), which are hard to access and have a very high maintenance cost due to the access restrictions.
SSLI used Philips LED lamps and had a retrofit solution for each lighting need. The LED lighting solutions brought all the benefits of long lifetime (35 000 hours), dimming compatibility, improved lighting levels, and energy savings greater than 70%.
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