Luceco, a UK manufacturer and distributor of LED lighting products, has completed a lighting project at Kings’ School Winchester, providing a new lighting scheme designed to improve energy efficiency, visual comfort, and long-term maintenance across the site.
The state-maintained secondary school required upgraded lighting for classrooms, communal areas, circulation spaces, and external environments.
Luceco developed the lighting design in collaboration with the installation contractor, drawing on previous experience delivering projects for Hampshire County Council within the education and healthcare sectors.
Lighting installed across school facilities
The project incorporated a range of Luceco products selected to meet the requirements of different areas across the school.
Classrooms and study spaces were fitted with LuxPanel Connect LED panels, designed to provide uniform illumination and low-glare performance.
Platinum with Platform downlights were installed in selected areas, offering lighting controls intended to support energy efficiency, whilst the Academy range was used throughout corridors, communal areas, and learning spaces.
Externally, DWW Windsor bespoke columns were installed to provide site lighting while complementing the school’s architecture. Emergency exit signage was also integrated throughout the building.
According to Luceco, the lighting design was developed to support educational standards while simplifying ongoing maintenance requirements.
Ongoing work in the education sector
Luceco says its previous work with Hampshire County Council helped streamline the design process and ensure the project met technical and operational requirements.
Paul Carter, Account Manager at Luceco, notes, “Having worked with Hampshire County Council on other school projects, we understand the importance of reliable, compliant, and visually comfortable lighting for both students and staff.
“At Kings’ School Winchester, we were able to deliver a solution that enhances learning environments while providing long-term energy and maintenance benefits.”
The project forms part of Luceco’s ongoing work within the education sector, supplying lighting systems for schools and other public sector facilities.
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