Holophane's New Baby in the Vista™ Range

The Vista™ range of column and wall mounted lanterns from Holophane Lighting has been introduced to meet the increasing demand for contemporary designs that offer the designer a high degree of flexibility. Comprising of three complimentary lanterns; Vista™ Junior, Vista™ and Vista™ Grande, the Vista amenity lighting series has a variety of size and lamp wattage configurations to cater for all types of amenity and street lighting applications.

Recently launched, Vista™ Junior is the smallest member of the Vista™ family and has been designed to match the appearance of its relatives for project design continuity. The Vista™ Junior has been specifically engineered for superior optical performance when utilised at lower mounting heights (up to 6 metres) and optimised around lower wattage lamps (up to 150W).

The larger and original Vista™ has leading optical performance for lamps up to 250W and mounting heights up to 10 metres. It offers a choice of four canopy shapes and a diversity of colour options - all of which encompass Holophane's vast experience in providing high performance with precisely controlled light distribution. Vista™ can be supplied in cone and ellipse shapes, each with or without a brim and a variety of mounting arrangements that give a wide aesthetic choice to suit the application. Light sources include 100W to 250W metal halide and 100W to 250W SON.

Vista™ Grande, the largest luminaire in the series can be used with high output 400W & 450W metal halide lamps or 400W & 600W high pressure sodium lamps. Segmented optic reflectors are used to produce optimum lighting distribution at mounting heights of between 8 and 12 metres. A choice of asymmetrical or symmetrical distributions ensures maximum efficiency and uniformity for a wide range of applications. For even greater flexibility, It is available in single or twin mounting options to suit the requirements of each project. Vista™ Grande provides superb light control to eliminate light pollution and ensure optimum energy efficiency. It is ideal for use in large open areas where maximum column spacings are key requirements of the lighting design.

February 2007