Exposed Grid
SAS330i effectively integrates lighting into the exposed grid layout of our most popular tile and grid system. Available as recessed or pendant lighting.
Illuminate Your Space With Our In-House Lighting Range
Suspended ceiling lights fit into a suspended, or drop, ceiling, fixing into tiles, grid or linear ceilings with ease to complement the look and function in a space. These lights are an easily incorporated addition to the suspended ceiling, creating a bright and open lighting solution to an office or commercial building. The suspended ceiling keeps any cabling hidden too, for a clean, modern look.
CONFIGURATIONS
Suspended ceiling lighting comes in a variety of designs and configurations:
Linear
Brighten your linear feature ceiling with SAS740i lights. With multiple depth options, this elegant light can be specified as recessed within a SAS740 design or suspended as pendant lights.
Third-Party Integrations
Over many decades, we have worked with a wide range of lighting suppliers to effectively integrate artificial lighting into our systems. This can vary from whole tile lights to developing apertures or troughs for spot, track, ambient and up lighting.
Explore the Lighting range
If you are still unsure which product is right for you, please download the Lighting brochure or contact our team.
Our customers create spaces that attract customers and employees.
Our premium linear metal ceiling profile system is ideal for budget applications requiring aesthetic treatments or integral design features.
FAQS
Yes, our lighting is designed in-house and manufactured by SAS International.
Yes, access to utilities such as electricity cables, air conditioning and fire and smoke detection is the same for our standard systems, even with lighting integrated into the ceiling.
If you’re interested in transforming the look of your commercial space with suspended ceiling lights, complete our contact form; we’ll be happy to talk to you about what you need, and explain the next steps.
Yes, we’re only too happy to help. From the reception area to the main office and from ticket halls to platforms and gates, we can tell you what ‘lux’ is recommended.
LEDs do not generate light by heating up until they glow, but 50W of electrical load is still dissipating 50W that will eventually end up as heat somewhere. The majority of the heat will be spread evenly across the LED PCBs themselves, while 10-12% will be lost at the driver. In normal conditions, surface temperatures will not exceed 50°C.
Yes, but the minimum standards for these schemes are regularly reviewed and each planned lighting installation should be assessed individually prior to commitment.