Ovia, part of the Scolmore Group of companies, has introduced the Berula, a new Linear Batten Multicurrent LED luminaire that is designed to deliver superior performance, flexibility, and ease of installation.
A high performing luminaire, the Berula is available in Microwave Sensor, Emergency, and Microwave Sensor & Emergency versions, and also comes in three different lengths and wattages. This luminaire is built for convenience and durability and offers a range of features and benefits to enhance the installation process and its performance:
• A full plastic diffuser which makes it light and easy to install.
• Polycarbonate end caps with 20mm conduit knockouts provide added versatility.
• A programmable Microwave Sensor allows the customisation of sensor settings based on the installation environment.
• Concealed motion detection technology enables energy-saving functionality without the need for an additional sensor.
• Multicurrent driver – the constant current driver allows the installer to change the wattage to suit the environment.
• With the Multicurrent driver offering a range of wattages, this means that installers and wholesalers benefit from carrying/stocking fewer products as many applications will be covered by a single luminaire.
• CCT – allows colour switching between warm white, cool white and daylight to suit any environment.
• Emergency battery and driver ensures visibility and safety in case of power failure.
• Push fit terminals allow for fast and simple installation.
Operating at an impressive 120lm/W, the Berula comes in three different sizes and wattage combinations – 1200mm (20-35W), 1500mm (30-52W), and 1800mm (35-61W).
With its advanced features and high efficiency, Ovia’s new linear batten is ideal for a variety of environments, including commercial spaces, classrooms, car parks, and domestic settings such as utility rooms and garages. The Berula comes with a five-year warranty.
More information can be found on the Ovia website, and via the Scolmore Group app.
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