This brochure is designed to communicate what it would be like to work with us; the type of projects to which we add value and what tools we use to facilitate this.

1. Bringing Light to Life

2. Gatwick Airport, South Terminal, Central Search Area
Winner of ‘Low Carbon Building of the Year’ & ‘Public Building of the Year’

3. Collaboration
Our business environment evolves quickly to mirror rapid changes
in user, cultural and technological landscapes. So, we too adapt, to
embrace these changes. Nevertheless, one thing remains constant:
‘Our conviction that we, as people, must gather
to create together.’
This brochure is designed to communicate what it would be like to work
with us; the type of projects to which we add value and what tools we use
to facilitate this.
Phi is a symbol of mathematical progression which
is recognised throughout architecture, the arts
and nature where it is esteemed as a measure
of balance, proportion and beauty. It can be seen
in the spirals of a sunflower, the proportions
of a human body and in the universe.
Curious name Phi. Why Phi?
Jon Dale
Managing Director

5. Core Competence
Design – to conceive in the mind; to plan out in a systematic form.
Since 2003 Phi Lighting has been engaged in the design of high quality lighting products and systems which
add value and benefit through technical innovation. Our proposals and design support services are delivered
by qualified, experienced planners in light and we precisely tailor our proposals to your brief for architectural,
aesthetic and technical performance whilst not challenging, but augmenting the architecture.
Create – to produce through imaginative effort; to make by investing.
Since inception Phi Lighting strives to create environments that will enable the users of such spaces a free,
uncluttered approach to the completion of the task; for study and learning, for duties in an office, for transit
throughout spaces and areas for pause and contemplation. The marriage, not disconnection, of light and
architecture, clearly defines such spaces and the success of the creation. Without light you will not see
but to see the source of the light may not be the intent of the creator.
Develop – to bring into being; to expand or enlarge.
Through the vehicle of a design-led product portfolio and a capable, future thinking staff, Phi Lighting can
work with you to ensure new ideas are realised, so that trends in design lead to the application of lighting
that works in harmony with the needs of the project.
Support – to hold in position, prevent from falling; to provide for or maintain.
There are three fundamental pillars to support. We must recognise designers are under pressure to deliver
projects and ensure they comply with legislation and recommendation, creating an opportunity for a fast,
flexible service. Adding client value by embracing technology, but led by our values for: quality, performance
and engineering aesthetic. A committed belief that exceptional solutions derive from working collaboratively
to craft imagination and creativity, onto a foundation of technical excellence.

6. Let us not presume to be prescriptive for that would be dull, merely to show some of our tools to you; here
we seek to flavour an introduction with a few products from Phi Lighting. We’ve dared to show them in typical
application areas but it is not intended to be definitive– more an invitation to imagine. Together, with the core
competencies of Phi Lighting, the lit environment can be brought to life, the architecture can be seen and the
scene will be set.
The Collections
The Collections – Workplace
More commonly known as the office, modern work practices call for a
more flexible space, the demands of which are not always understood
at the time of conception. However, these must be recognised and
resolved with lighting playing a major part.
The Collections – Transitory
Moving from space to space whether through dedicated route or
notional, lighting can provide functional, complementary or even
a distraction. Light can lead and direct and provide illumination by
indirect source such as wall illumination.
The Collections – Ribbons of Light
Unbroken clean lines of light to shape a space can suggest form
and volume. Elongation, partition and punctuation can be achieved
using simple extrusions; recessed, surface and suspended.
The Collections – Breakout
When it’s time to change the pace or the task, move to an informal
setting or simply take a break, the lighting should tell a different story.
A successful breakout space will not replicate the workplace but
instead contradict it.

7. The Collections - Workplace
Uniform, Architectural, Efficient – Cirro a family of luminaires to meet the demands of the workplace.
Characterised by advanced technical features the Cirro and Array ranges offer precise light for precise
requirements. A truly versatile family of luminaires for the workplace environment and all installation needs.
LED and fluorescent light source availability ensures each application and every budget can be met.

8. Cirro W 38W Direct/Indirect
LOR 100%
Efficacy 83 lm/cw
UGR >19
Lmax >3000
Cirro R 36W Direct
LOR 100%
Efficacy 97 lm/cw
UGR <19
Lmax <3000
1860
650 300
215
50
Cirro F 34W Direct/Indirect
LOR 100%
Efficacy 76 lm/cw
UGR >19
Lmax <3000
Cirro S 45W Direct/Indirect
LOR 100%
Efficacy 76 lm/cw
UGR <19
Lmax <3000
Cirro S – Suspended die extruded aluminium
profile with adjustable cord suspension. Optic either
diamond facet PMMA or diffusion optimised opal
PMMA. Options for Indirect/direct and direct only.
Cirro R – Recessed luminaire with high quality
optical system. Optic either diamond facet PMMA or
diffusion optimised opal PMMA. Suitable for ceiling
types as required.
Cirro W – Wall mounted die extruded aluminium
profile luminaire. Optic either diamond facet PMMA
or diffusion optimised opal PMMA.
Cirro F – Free standing die extruded aluminium
profile and high purity aluminium internal reflector
with floor plate and switch integrated in shaft. Optic
either diamond facet PMMA or diffusion optimised
opal PMMA.

9. The Collections - Workplace
Adding Depth, Dynamic, Efficient – Echoic & Angle recessed luminaires to meet the demands of the workplace.
Lighting solution to balance internal with external, the dual component characteristic of the Echoic
and Angle ranges gives the user a sense of harmony between the environment and the workplace.

10. Echoic 6 36W Direct
LOR 100%
Efficacy 78 lm/cw
UGR <19
Lmax <3000
Angle 36W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 83 lm/cw
UGR >19
Lmax <3000
DNA1 14W T5
LOR 69%
Efficacy 55 lm/cw
UGR <19
Lmax <3000
The flexibility to incorporate a variety of optics and
lenses allow Echoic 6 to be calibrated to priorities
for: UGR or efficacy or depth or a combination of
all these.
The unique integrating chamber featured in Angle
mixes LED light and issues it in an appealing, diffuse
distribution that deals with the potential glare of LED
in an imaginative way.
Part of the Echoic 1 series, the DNA1, is IP rated
for pharma-chem and cleanroom facilities and brings
the same high quality of light to those environments.
Echoic & Angle Range Overview

11. The Collections - Transitory
Functional, Efficient, Diverse – Quo, a range of luminaires for orientation and direction.
Defined by the requirements and technical features the Quo range offers a collection of downlights for
recessed, surface and suspended applications. A comprehensive collection of optics and accessories ensure
compliance for the chosen application. Careful and consistent design ensures a low maintenance inventory
across the range.

12. Quo R 26 W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 84 lm/cw
UGR <19
Lmax <3000
Quo C 26 W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 84 lm/cw
UGR <19
Lmax <3000
Quo S 26 W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 84 lm/cw
UGR <19
Lmax <3000
Quo Range Overview
Quo.R – High performance recessed units in a
variety of sizes with square or recessed footprint and
framed or plaster-in finishes
Quo.C – Surface, modern and efficient with
traditional or LED sources for accent and visual
stimulation, metallised optics for easy maintenance
Quo.S – Advanced function and elegant design
make these popular choices with A&D’s
creating individuality and interest in break out
and circulation spaces.

13. The Collections - Ribbons of Light
Architectural, Defining, Efficient – Stria, a luminaire system for architectural application.
Smooth, unassuming ribbons of light for architectural application makes Stria the perfect design feature
where the light, not the luminaire, is to be experienced. With LED technology (T16 on application) the
pleasantly uniform appearance ensures collaboration with the building and it’s use.

14. Stria LED 34W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 74 lm/cw
UGR <19
Lmax >3000
Minima S2 34W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 72 lm/cw
UGR >19
Lmax >3000
Groove R3 34W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 76 lm/cw
UGR >19
Lmax >3000
Lightlines Range Overview
Stria – Recessed, surface or suspended LED single
or continuous row luminaire. White, silver, black and
brushed aluminium available as standard. Direct and
direct/indirect versions available.
Minima – Surface or suspended LED single or
continuous row luminaire with 3D optic. Finish
options as Stria. Direct/indirect light distribution.
Groove – Recessed individual LED luminaire with
3D optic. Finish options as Stria. Direct/indirect
light distribution.
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110
68
90
60
81

15. The continuous circular form together with the opal diffuser give clear definition and statement. The source
is obscured and the simplicity of the structure shines. A discreet indirect component for ceiling illumination
further determines the luminaire’s three-dimensional effect.
The Collections - Breakout
Statement, Diffuse, Continuous – Who, a luminaire to augment and describe the change of scene.

16. Who 650 45W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 86 lm/cw
UGR >19
Lmax >3000
Who 300 20W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 61 lm/cw
UGR >19
Lmax >3000
Who 425 24W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 56 lm/cw
UGR >19
Lmax >3000
Who 900 96W
LOR 100%
Efficacy 84 lm/cw
UGR >19
Lmax >3000
300mm
425mm
650mm
900mm
ø300
ø425
ø650
ø900
Who Range Overview
Who direct/indirect and direct available in
4 diameters. The range incorporates LED or
Traditional light sources. Who can be surface,
suspended or recessed.

17. The Collections – Workplace
The Collections – Transitory
The Collections – Ribbons of Light
The Collections – Breakout
The luminaire
example meets with
minimum efficacy
requirements of
Part L 2014
The luminaire is
provided with LED
as the source
The luminaire
is provided with
fluorescent as
the source
The luminaire has
indirect and direct
distribution
The luminaire
has direct only
distribution
The luminaire
has indirect
only distribution
Indicative UGR.
Contact Phi for
project specific
ratings.
The Key
Who we’ve worked with...

18. Phi Lighting Ltd, Unit 8, Dene Valley Business Centre,
Brookhampton Lane, Kineton, Warwickshire CV35 0JD
T: +44 (0)1926 640 366 mail@phi-lighting.com
F: +44 (0)1926 641 747 www.phi-lighting.com