Carril is a rectangular fixture designed with raised edges, constructed from durable aluminum housing, and featuring a polycarbonate diffuser that ensures optimal light distribution. The product incorporates a rail mounting system, allowing for versatile installation options. Additionally, the unit is equipped with an LED lamp that automatically activates during a power failure, providing essential illumination when it is most needed.
Features
The design is primarily rectangular, with the advantage of raised edges to aid in both aesthetics and functionality. The aluminum housing is lightweight, the polycarbonate diffuser enhances the quality of light emitted.
Characteristics
Format: Carril
Operation: Non-maintained
Duration/Autonomy: 1 hour
Emergency Lamps: ILMLED (LED), FL 8 W
Charging Indicator: LED lamp/indicator
Protection Rating: IP20 IK04 (for LED) / IP22 IK04 (for FL 8 W)
Electrical Insulation: Type II
Test Device: Not available
Remote Control Connection: Yes, compatible
Battery Type: NiMH
Mains Lamp: Not applicable
Remote Standby: Not available
Colors
The fixture is available in a selection of colors, providing options to suit various design preferences. The available colors include classic black, clean white, and sleek silver grey.
Specializes in developing and manufacturing emergency lighting
Founded in 1988, Daisalux specializes in developing and manufacturing emergency lighting, marker, and signaling systems. The company aims to meet client needs by providing versatile solutions while adapting to market demands. With modern facilities and a skilled team, Daisalux emphasizes innovation, investing significantly in R&D to create advanced products. The company adheres to quality standards and environmental management practices, contributing to the global success of its products across five continents. Daisalux luminaires are featured in many iconic buildings and are active in over 20 countries, providing guidance and product distribution within their markets.
Reference projects
In the restoration project of the sixteenth-century palatial mansion, Carril fixtures played a crucial role. These rectangular fixtures were strategically installed throughout the building to complement the restored architectural elements while providing modern lighting solutions. The polycarbonate diffuser of the carril ensured optimal light distribution, illuminating spaces without overwhelming the historical features. Its rail mounting system allowed for versatile installation options, accommodating the unique layout of the mansion and ensuring that each room received adequate light where it was most needed. Moreover, the inclusion of LED lamps that automatically activate during a power failure provided essential illumination, contributing to the safety and usability of the cultural center. This thoughtful integration of carril fixtures maintained the balance between preserving the historic character of the building and accommodating contemporary needs, making the space functional for exhibitions, meetings, and various community activities.
As part of the revitalization of the city center in Bilbao, Spain, the former wine and spirits warehouse known as “La Alhóndiga” was transformed into a new media center in the spring of 2010. Covering an area of 43,000 m², La Alhóndiga offers a wide variety of cultural and leisure facilities for the city of Bilbao's inhabitants and visiting tourists. The building is divided into three dice-shaped sections, which house various educational, spa, and entertainment facilities. The Carril lighting fixture has been incorporated into the revitalized La Alhóndiga. Its rectangular shape with raised edges enhances both aesthetics and functionality. The lightweight construction and high-quality polycarbonate diffuser contribute to an improved lighting experience, blending modern design with the building's historic charm. The Carril light represents an intelligent approach to lighting, reinforcing the concepts of beauty and efficiency within the space.
Located in his hometown of Getaria, this museum is the first in the world dedicated solely to a designer. Renowned figures like Christian Dior, Givenchy, and Coco Chanel have expressed their admiration for Cristóbal Balenciaga. The permanent exhibition features a selection of 90 items, including Queen Fabiola of Belgium’s wedding dress and the gowns designed for Grace Kelly, the Princess of Monaco. Additionally, the Cristóbal Balenciaga Foundation showcases a temporary collection consisting of over 1,200 models. The museum utilizes a fixture called Carril, made from durable aluminum housing, and ensures optimal light distribution. The design’s rectangular shape, along with the raised edges, enhances both its aesthetic appeal and functionality, while the lightweight aluminum housing and high-quality polycarbonate diffuser improve the overall lighting experience.
