CompassLED : Micro Spotlight System
The world’s first lighting range to marry seamlessly with Cohda’s proprietary Power Tap® technology, an innovative method of delivering power through glass invisibly. CompassLED is a magnetically connected micro spotlight system for museum and retail display.
Unseen Lighting Flexibility
CompassLED driven by Power Tap® lends itself perfectly to the museum, art and point of sale lighting markets, removing the need for intrusive cables and rod systems to deliver power, thus opening up new design opportunities for lighting designers to locate luminaires where necessary and not where dictated to by the constraints of wires.
Full control of position, angle and brightness
An Evolution in Lighting
The CompassLED system is made up of two main assemblies (1) a two-sided magnetic plug socket embedded into the P Tap® glass (2) a lighting range that connects to the magnetic sockets either side and instantly draws off power. The evolving C-LED range currently comprises of four components (A) low-spotlight (B) high-spotlight (C) fixed spot (D) strip light.
Full control of position, angle and brightness
Precision Illumination
The locations of CompassLED lights and number of CompassLED sockets within a panel is fully customisable. The final system offers easy installation, light replacement and adjustment of 360 degree full rotation on all axis, individual or group dimming and the ability to illuminate through the P-Tap® glass panel, offering previously unseen lighting flexibility.
Power Tap® Demo Kit
Interested in CompassLED? Get your Demo Kit here.
Power Tap® removes the needs for wires, rail systems or mountings. On the demo panel, all accessories magnetically connect to the glass providing invisible power. Lights and components can also be specced to be permanently mounted in the glass. Devices such as USB sockets, induction charging pads, motors, cameras, sensors, digital displays and any other electronic device can all be seamlessly integrated.
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