Video – Neka Fast Fit Installs in 30 Seconds or LESS
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Video – Neka Fast Fit Installs in 30 Seconds or LESS
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Neka is our universal non-maintained emergency kit for ALL downlights. It is fast and easy to install on any downlight. Simply, remove the back of the self-adhesive LED pad and stick to the flange of your downlight
Eye-Media design and create large scale advertising Billboard prints which are then displayed on scaffolding during the renovation of busy locations or buildings of interest in Denmark. The current lighting solution was behind the times, both in
Mercedes-Benz Exeter is home to a large variety of new and used cars supplying an all-round service from start to finish. With a outdated fluorescent lighting system, they wanted to upgrade to a more reliable and energy
Saxon Weald decided to revamp the outdated compact fluorescent lighting in the Churchill House residential home and wanted to replace the lighting with efficient and cost-effective LED replacements. Kosnic Lighting were selected to help fulfil the task
The LIA is the largest trade association in Europe dedicated to serving the UK Lighting Industry and its supply chain. As a member of the LIA, Kosnic Lighting were asked to help upgrade the LIA head offices
Niva III is our wattage and CCT switchable interior batten with integrated LED. Both the emergency module and sensor are easy to install into the fitting thanks to its labelled cables and twist and lock clips in
Ossa II is our slim IP65 rated bulkhead with an integrated LED tray and this bulkhead is perfect for any application. It has many optional gear and accessories that can be used, including a plug-in emergency module
Kosnic Lighting were selected to start the programme nationwide of refitting DFS stores. The brief was simple, they were tasked with designing lighting schemes to showcase DFS products while making their retail outlets welcoming to customers.
The Shropshire Star is the fifth biggest-selling regional evening newspaper in Britain. Based in Telford, the papers daily circulation is around 25,000. They wanted to improve the light output whilst at the same time show a saving