Bringing modern reliability to

traditional decor

 

The light fixtures in the Prince’s gallery are integral to the traditional atmosphere. The original luminaires are designed to show off what, in the 1920’s, would have been cutting edge technology. However, in September 2009 the EU brought in a ban on incandescent bulbs. The City Hall needed to find a replacement that would look similar to the chandelier bulbs, and produce the same visual effects.

Novallure LED was the ideal solution. This dimmable LED light has been designed to create the same warm ambience as traditional chandelier bulbs. It fits effortlessly into the same fixtures, and emits light up towards the cut-glass prisms in the chandelier.

A total of 126 LED Novallures were fitted into the cut-glass chandeliers and wall bracket lamps. Not only do the new lamps maintain the same sense of traditional luxury within the gallery, but they also provide energy savings and reduce maintenance costs. By introducing LED to the Prince’s Gallery, energy use has dropped by 20,000 kWh per year - a 92.5% reduction.

The LED chandelier lighting has a lifetime 20 times longer than the previous bulbs. This means that the new bulbs will only need to be changed every four or five years.