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Applications > Museum & art gallery lighting
FibreOptic Light and Design Ltd has played key roles in New Zealand’s National Museum (Te Papa) and the Auckland and Otago museums, as well as several provincial museums and private galleries. We design and produce our own acclaimed and award-winning lighting systems. These meet demanding performance criteria that imported systems are unable to attain. Our Titan quiet running and compact halogen and metal halide light drivers, fibre couplers, and specialist lensed lightheads, are unique exhibition lighting systems. Artifacts, delicate exhibits, sensitive documents, and works of art are vulnerable to heat and ultra-violet damage under conventional lighting and daylight. They are protected and preserved with fibre optic lighting. Fibre optics can be used for signage, animated displays, safety signs, and directional devices, with results impossible to achieve by other lighting methods. Our lockable lightheads allow precise and adjustable beam control, easy light manipulation, and controlled light direction. Clean distortion-free spotlighting can be directed exactly where required from discreet locations. Several lightheads are served by just one remotely positioned light driver, making for easy upkeep. There are no light bulbs to replace within the display space itself, meaning that there is greater flexibility in positioning lighting. It also means that exhibits need not be disturbed, and air conditioned cases are unaffected. Security and safety also benefit. Explore the benefits of Fibre Optic lighting for your museum and art gallery projects. Potential uses in museum and art gallery situations:
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