It is a huge challenge to illuminate works of art which are sensitive to light and heat. Longterm damage caused by light sources in continuous operation must be avoided at all costs. And if the exhibits are located in historically significant spaces in listed buildings, attention also needs to be paid to how the lighting is installed. An ambitious task for which the LightLight^® track system, in combination with LED light sources from Soraa designed for professional applications, was predestined to be the solution.

The main issue that needed tackling was that the existing chandeliers in the exhibition spaces directed light predominantly onto the ceiling. This meant that visitors to the galleries were not able to discern details on the paintings. The multifunctional and above all lightweight LightLight^® track system made for an uncompromising solution that could meet the complex lighting requirements laid down by Bavarian art collection in Bamberg as well as fulfilling standard regulations. When it came to mounting the system it was only permissible to use the existing gas pipe hooks. The ringshaped RONDO system was the obvious answer, suspended from a central point on the ceiling, which also serves as the electricity supply.

 Ringshaped system LightLight^® Rondo
- surface alumatt
- special design: Control gear in round design housing on the track
- each Rondo has two circuits 

Luminaires Spot5
- Colour temperature 3000 K
- Beam angle 10° Snap Sytem + filter extra
- Beam angle 25° and 36
- Shade Tube, alumatt

More Information about our Products* >>
  Chandelier Rondo48, Fifty XS, Soraa Snap System,
  Chandelier Rondo, Spot5

How it works* >>
   Circle as a chandelier
   Ceiling tracks Ceiling48
   Pendant tracks Pend48
   Recessed tracks In48
   Lighting control Casambi 
   Luminaires and lighting control
   
   Luminaires for LightLight

*In 2015, this exhibition was equipped with LightLight tracks and luminaires - without lighting controls. In the meantime, exhibitions of this dimension are realized with lighting controls, e.g. from Casambi. You will therefore find many links to Sense System products here. 

Location: New Residence Bamberg | Baroque Gallery
Text: A. Schwarz
Photos: M. Tewes, Berlin