When the need to change inefficient light sources is requested, and heritage preservation, environmental sustainability and budgets are limited, Lightenjin can help with the presentation of retrofits, which are solutions developed and made to measure for each case. // read more
Lightenjin’s DNA is made upo f challenges, accompanied by the development of solutions that design the lighting of the future.
The multifunctionality of lighting products suitable for the officies sector is a development área, worked by us.
Get to know the solutions and privilegie your senses for a better work performance – https://lightenjin.pt/pdfs/lightenjin_folh-acustica-en.pdf
In years of great changes and adaptations to disruptive market realities, the Lightenjin II – Indústria de Iluminação, Lda is distinguished, once again, by the IAPMEI as SME Leader Company.
One constraint for art is that anything can be art. This idea, controversial in itself and generating debates that go beyond the experts, reflects its other essence – no one is indifferent to it! Art leaves us an undeniable invitation to develop the critical mass on which our freedom depends. When it is tangible for the eye, we, the makers of light, enter one of the most delicate and particular domains of lighting. Lighting museums (whether they are bastions of art or heritage) is very different from lighting residential or commercial environments. In addition to the technical precepts related to color rendering and other aspects, which we will refer to later, museum objects have other specifications, as they can be quite sensitive and must be treated with care and special care in terms of lighting.
Without light everything is darkness.
Gone are the days when only on nights with a full moon and clear skies people could safely venture into the night without carrying a mobile light source.
Today, taking advantage of the knowledge accumulated over more than a century (since the invention of electricity) and its application in the fields of technology, public lighting is a fundamental instrument in the quality of life of citizens. More than a guarantor of the safety of users of public spaces – the first motive for the development of its technical foundation and for its methodical planning – public lighting makes it possible to extend many of the day-to-day experiences into the night.
We have all felt that a given space had too little or too much light, or even that the lighting caused discomfort to the point of becoming unpleasant, and could, at the limit, interfere with our momentary visual acuity and well-being.
These are some of the consequences – the most immediate only – of a bad lighting project, which can be avoided if it is supported and guided with a careful lighting study, prepared by a technician in the area.
The lighting studies, also called lighting studies, ensure that the lighting of an outdoor or indoor environment is comfortable, adequate and efficient for carrying out the tasks designed for that space.
The Zhaga D4i certification aims to standardize the communication interfaces between luminaires and sensors/control devices, facilitating the communication process.
Lightenjin as a prominent player in public lighting presents itself in the market with 3
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Currently about 55% of the world population lives in cities and it is estimated that by 2050 it will reach 68%.
Since 51% of the energy consumed is used in electricity and transport, it is necessary to create sustainable infrastructures that ensure quality of life and increase economic value.
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LIGHTENJIN II – INDÚSTRIA DE LUMINAÇÃO, LDA is pleased to have achieved the Statute INOVADORA COTEC 2021, in recognition of the high standards of financial solidity, innovation skills and economic performance achieved.
In this first edition, 566 INOVADORA COTEC Statutes were awarded
The global pandemic caused by COVID-19 virus is to Lightenjin a priority problem to be solved to which all civil society entities should contribute. // read more
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