Staple's simple, curved rectilinear form is reminiscent of renown designer
Dieter Rams’ elegant, yet unobtrusive work and, more recently, the popular
mobile devices coming out of Cupertino,” explains Peerless Design Director Frank
Friedman. “But what’s really unique about Staple is its luminous baffle which is
like nothing else in the lighting industry.Available for either T8 or T5/T5HO
lamps, Staple luminaires emit comfortable, glare-free illumination. Optically
engineered shielding and reflectors produce a quality of light that minimizes
eyestrain and fatigue. And, with most Wholesale Led high bay light options meeting Illuminating
Engineering Society recommended practices for education facilities and offices
as well as Collaborative for High Performance Schools best practices, Staple
luminaires produce illumination that promotes workplace productivity and
contributes to improved classroom learning.
To reduce energy use and meet building power density requirements, Staple luminaires are more than 90% efficient. When specified for single T8 lamps and spaced 10 feet apart on-center in a typical 60’ x 40’ open office, Staple luminaires use as low as .60 watts per square foot while delivering 31 foot candles on a 2.5’ high work surface. With this kind of operational efficiency, commissioning Staple luminaires may contribute toward a building’s LEED certification by helping to reduce overall energy consumption.Staple luminaires also direct lumens exactly where they are needed. With a standard 65% indirect, 35% direct distribution, Staple luminaires deliver the necessary lumens on work surfaces while effectively illuminating entire rooms with broadly distributed, uniform light. For applications where ceiling reflectivity is less-than-optimal, Staple luminaires may be specified with optional variable distribution reflectors to redirect more light downward.The newly appointed Sales Executive, Jessica Munke, will assist with growing the company’s business in Germany and other parts of Europe, selling and supplying lighting products across a range of sectors including stage and studio, medical, LED and purification.
Prior to joining MGC, Jessica worked in insurance where she gained invaluable customer relations experience. Commenting on her appointment, International Sales Director at MGC Lighting, David Jackson said: “We employed Agent of high bay because of her excellent language skills, exuberant personality and enthusiasm. She has also previously worked for Panasonic in Germany where she gained some valuable electronics and distribution skills. She has all the right skills for the role.Jessica is looking forward to meeting the challenges of her new role: “Working at MGC will certainly put me to the test. I will not only be trying to build a strong customer base in a very competitive market, but will also be working with international clients and learning about the lighting industry and products along the way.
To reduce energy use and meet building power density requirements, Staple luminaires are more than 90% efficient. When specified for single T8 lamps and spaced 10 feet apart on-center in a typical 60’ x 40’ open office, Staple luminaires use as low as .60 watts per square foot while delivering 31 foot candles on a 2.5’ high work surface. With this kind of operational efficiency, commissioning Staple luminaires may contribute toward a building’s LEED certification by helping to reduce overall energy consumption.Staple luminaires also direct lumens exactly where they are needed. With a standard 65% indirect, 35% direct distribution, Staple luminaires deliver the necessary lumens on work surfaces while effectively illuminating entire rooms with broadly distributed, uniform light. For applications where ceiling reflectivity is less-than-optimal, Staple luminaires may be specified with optional variable distribution reflectors to redirect more light downward.The newly appointed Sales Executive, Jessica Munke, will assist with growing the company’s business in Germany and other parts of Europe, selling and supplying lighting products across a range of sectors including stage and studio, medical, LED and purification.
Prior to joining MGC, Jessica worked in insurance where she gained invaluable customer relations experience. Commenting on her appointment, International Sales Director at MGC Lighting, David Jackson said: “We employed Agent of high bay because of her excellent language skills, exuberant personality and enthusiasm. She has also previously worked for Panasonic in Germany where she gained some valuable electronics and distribution skills. She has all the right skills for the role.Jessica is looking forward to meeting the challenges of her new role: “Working at MGC will certainly put me to the test. I will not only be trying to build a strong customer base in a very competitive market, but will also be working with international clients and learning about the lighting industry and products along the way.
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