flex7 lighting connection and control products we designed for use in commercial and industrial buildings. Below you can find information on a selection of projects they have been used in:
flex7 ZoneLite lighting control modules and Scene Setting Plates were chosen for the project because it was decided that they were the best value option in terms of price and quality.
Qbic have developed a patented technique for building hotel bedrooms that takes them from an empty shell to a fully equipped bedroom in 6 hours. To help them to achieve this we developed a bespoke 25-way Lighting Distribution Box for the projects.
When the Sheraton Heathrow Hotel was refurbished the flex7 Hotel Guest Room Energy Management System was installed in all of its 426 bedrooms. The System guarantees substantial energy-saving
The System is prefabricated, and products simply need to be plugged together on site. This meant that the job could be completed in a fraction of the time it would take using traditional wiring methods.
The New North Wing is a £3.8 million, 4-storey building with an auditorium and 2 music rooms on the ground floor, and 18 en-suite guest bedrooms, spread over the remaining 3 floors.
Black Prota plug-in ceiling roses were put forward as an ideal solution. They were supplied prewired with black 5-core cable, complete with black decorative covers.
Our Project Packing Service was used to ensure that installation went as smoothly as possible. When using this service all products are packed on a room-by-room or circuit-by-circuit basis. Each individual box is clearly labelled with the Project name, floor, area and room or circuit in which it is to be installed.
Flex7 lighting connection products, including more than 4000 luminaire leads, over 700 Dual Control Starter Boxes, and 140 Auxiliary Adaptor Boxes have been installed at Pool Street West the new world-class UCLE campus located on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
1400 black Prota 5-pole & 6-pole sockets and leads were installed at Hong Kong Airport.
Using a Dual Supply Box made it possible to share power across a bedroom and en-suite, with separate control requirements. Presence detection was provided in the en-suite bathrooms, and manual switching in the bedrooms.