Lighting Services 260 Series

• Designed for Tungsten Halogen 2-pin base MR16 lamps up to 75 watts

• Can be configured for use on 120V or 277V systems

• Sturdy aluminum housing

• Removable front hinge assembly allows fixture to be transformed from a spotlight to wall wash fixture in seconds

• Self-locking yoke for horizontal and vertical focusing

• On/off safety switch (on -00 Track fitting)

• Hinged front with relamping handle for easy lamp changing

• Internal multiple accessory clips accept any double combination of size-AAA LSI filters and accessories

• Removable cross-baffle eliminates frontal spill light and glare

• Front rotation lock for alignment of directional accessories

• Lexan track fitting with recessed transformer with Integral 75VA 120V electronic transformer

• Integral clear Pyrex safety shield

• Finishes: LSI Black, White, Silver and Graphite

Manufacturer: Lighting Services Inc

Applications: Museum Lighting, Track Lighting -> Low Voltage, Track Lighting -> museum grade

Documents:

Spec Sheet (832 KB pdf file)

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Design Tips

Monuments (Acuity Brands)
The strong form and texture of most statues and monuments is often best illuminated by highlighting rather than uniformly flooding the object. The first step is to identify which characteristic(s) should be developed. The information below offers suggestions for three different techniques:

Most Prominent Feature
Select the single most prominent characteristic of the statue or monument, possibly a face or an emblem, and illuminate it with a single spot. More than one spot may be needed to provide visual interest from all viewing locations.

Texture, Three-Dimensional Quality
Develop a grazing effect by placing fixtures at the base of the statue, aimed straight up. Strong shadows will highlight the texture and three-dimensional quality of the work. This effect may be produced with either spot or horizontal spot distributions.

Profile, Silhouette
Should the statue be located in front of a wall or similar surface such as a row of trees, consider lighting this background surface so that the dark statue is seen in silhouette against the light background. This technique is particularly effective in accenting the overall shape, such as a rider on horseback. Provide sufficient background illuminance so that a strong accent effect exists between the background and statue.

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