
The conical CEDER luminaire can be used for a wide range of applications in public spaces. The Cedar tree, a hardy survivor, symbolises Lightronics’ vision of sustainability and the development goals for the CEDER luminaire. The core values of that vision include corporate social responsibility, social value, circularity, social safety and quality. The CEDER is available in three variants: A1-Bright, A2-White and A3-Night. You can opt for purely functional light, a more diffuse type of illumination or high-comfort illumination. We carry out calculations and simulations to give you a better idea of the lighting experience and make recommendations for optimising lighting comfort and minimising light nuisance.
Applications
Residential streets, car parks, squares and parks, back paths
Luminaire type
Conical luminaire,
Post-top luminaire
Light cover
UV-stabilised polycarbonate, A1-Bright,
UV-stabilised polycarbonate, A2-White,
UV-stabilised polycarbonate, A3-Night
Color
Clear anodised,
Non-anodised,
Black anodised
Housing
Top cover, cap and flange of aluminium
Constant Lumen Output
Standard
Lumenrange
From
800
to 3000
CRI
> 70
IP
IP66
IK
IK10 (20J)
Lightprofiles
Circular distribution,
Symmetric
It is no coincidence that CEDER is the name of Lightronics’ new cone-shaped luminaire. The durability of the cedar tree symbolises Lightronics’ vision, in which corporate social responsibility, social return, circularity, social safety and quality are key values.
For instance, we plant trees to offset our carbon footprint. We are committed to social return and stand for lighting comfort to contribute to social safety. This creates a streetscape with added value, in which a special place has been reserved for the CEDER.
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1 - Aluminium top cover and cap, clear anodised
2 - Aluminium LED plate and electronics unit, easy to replace
3 - Lens cover (optional), polycarbonate
4 - Aluminium standpipe
5 - Bottom cover, polycarbonate
6 - Aluminium flange, anodised or non-anodised


CIRCULAR IN EVERY ASPECT
The design of the CEDER is as circular as possible. It is centred on the principles of reduce, reuse and recycle. We minimise the use of raw materials, maximise the reuse of components and enable high-quality recycling. The design has been optimised so that no adhesives or sealants are required. Once the luminaire has reached the end of its service life, the flange can be recycled and used as a base material for, for example, a new lighting column. The aluminium parts have been given an anodised coating so that they can be recycled in the future without the need for additional purification treatment.
READY FOR THE FUTURE
The CEDER can be fitted with smart electronics and sensors. The luminaire can be made future-ready by incorporating Zhaga connectors into the housing. The LED panel and driver unit can also be replaced quickly and without tools, allowing the latest lighting technology to be integrated quickly and easily. The CEDER’s housing is constructed from smart sub-assemblies, allowing the final product to be assembled quickly and with minimal use of tools.
Baanbrekers
A special place within Lightronics has been reserved for the talents of Baanbrekers. We have been working together for 25 years and now employ 13 people who face barriers to the labour market. Their work includes the assembly of the CEDER. Sub-assembly* could even be carried out on-site, within the local area. In this way, we aim to contribute to corporate social responsibility. *For a valid CE mark, a functional test must be carried out in accordance with standard IEC 60591-1.
Carbon offsetting
We strive to keep our carbon footprint as low as possible and have, for example, installed 700 solar panels to enable energy-neutral production. By planting trees every year, we are giving nature back to the earth. In doing so, we prevent natural resources such as trees from being lost to industry and contribute to carbon offsetting.

The choice is yours, ranging from CLO (Constant Lumen Output), motion detection and communication between luminaires to integrating an existing management system or preparing for sensors. You can also opt for different luminaire finishes: functional or more stylish.
Lightronics’ luminaires feature CLO (Constant Lumen Output) or five standard dimming modes (1A, 2A, 3A, 4A and 5A), which alter the power and light intensity based on preconfigured time settings.
Lightronics offers full system integration with Controlled Solutions. This includes the use of communication modules from brands such as CityTouch, Luminext, TVilight or Remoticom. Motion detection with local communication by RF is a further possibility. Controlled Solutions projects are tailor-made solutions that involve additional charges for the initial analysis, system configuration and the final acceptance procedure.

The PRUNUS A post-top luminaire has a transparent or semi-frosted light cover and is available with various light distributions. Because the light distribution can be precisely determined, the PRUNUS provides light where and when required in public spaces.
The PRUNUS B is a saucer-shaped post-top luminaire that is available with a narrow or wide rim, a flat or light cover and an optional LED ring at the top. The different shape of the hood and type of diffuser characterise the three variants of the PRUNUS B.
The KFK is ideal for residential areas, back alleys and business parks. The different lens configurations guarantee optimal light output. The KFK prevents light nuisance and improves traffic safety.


