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    Location

    Philips Lighting

    Case study

    Deichmann shopWerretal-Center, Bad Oeynhausen, Germany

    AmbiScene or shops

    SceneOn, MASTERColour CDM Elite

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    Fast acts

    Client

    Deichmann

    Project/location

    Werretal-Center, Bad Oeynhausen

    Luminaires and lighting controls

    SceneOn lighting system, Fugato downlights, SmartForm

    recess-mounted luminaires; Multidim with touch panel

    Light sources

    MASTERColour CDM-TC Elite 35W, CDM-T 35W,

    CDM-T 70W, MASTER TL5

    Lighting application support

    Uwe Selter and Sonja Kttler (Philips)

    Lighting eect

    Flexible lighting and accent lighting

    BackgroundIn 1913 Heinrich Deichmann ounded a shoe actory in Essen-Borbeck.

    Today Deichmann employs over 26,000 people, making it Europes

    largest shoe retailer. It boasts over 2,300 branches, which sell good-

    quality ashionable shoes at aordable prices. Inside the store, the

    various customer groups are targeted specically with dierent oers,

    which can be ound concentrated in individual themed display islands.

    The dierent customer groups are targeted with specifc oers, which

    can be ound on individual themed display islands.

    The challengeDeichmann wanted a bright, riendly lighting atmosphere with distinct

    highlights. All shelves had to be illuminated uniormly to show o the

    merchandise to best eect. In addition, the aim was to simpliy

    installation and reduce maintenance whilst at the same time providing

    a more energy-ecient solution with low operating costs.

    The solutionA combination o round Fugato downlights and sq uare SmartForm

    recess-mounted luminaires provides neutral-white general lighting.

    The downlights are tted with energy-ecient MASTERColour

    CDM-T Elite 35 W lamps with a high luminous ecacy.

    The fat SmartForm luminaires t in well with the ceiling architecture

    and oer a very high level o eciency.

    The fexible SceneOn lighting system is made up o individual modules

    specially customised or Deichmann. This made it possible to highlight

    the individual themed display islands. In keeping with the Deichmann

    concept, warm-white light is used or the accent lighting so that these

    specic areas stand out rom the rest.

    Adjustable downlights illuminate the s helves. They are aimed precisely

    so that the bottom shelves are lit eectively and every shoe is clearly

    visible. Asymmetric wall-washers light up the walls in a uniorm manner

    rom top to bottom. Here too, energy-ecient lamps are used.

    In the childrens department, SceneOn modules with dynamic RGB

    lighting create a changing play o colours that ensures that the little

    ones eel at home. This eye-catcher urther enhances the brightly

    coloured range o childrens shoes.

    BeneftsThe lighting design solution has given rise to a modern and riendly

    atmosphere in this new Deichmann store. The various sections are

    clearly delineated, creating individual areas o interest. Deichmanns

    entire range o shoes even those on the bottom shel are

    displayed to best eect.

    With its design and energy eciency, the SceneOn fexible lighting

    system won over the customer.

    Enhancing store ambienceand layout with light

    The lighting design supports our concept and makes the

    shop more attractive. Customers step into a modern store

    with a pleasant atmosphere, and individual display areas are

    clearly highlighted.

    Wolfgang Turrek, construction and project leader at Deichmann

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