Street and Road Tunnel
Innovation and efficiency for urban spaces. CityMax is a concept that delivers a versatile urban lighting system with a modern, innovative design, for a variety of city applications.
The newest development by Holophane using the latest in LED technology specifically for tunnels.
Factor Small is a dedicated LED luminaire that delivers a variety of efficient lumen per watt packages with excellent optical performance
FACTOR™ are dedicated LED luminaires that deliver a variety of efficient lumen per watt packages with excellent optical performance.
CityMax Large combines a sleek contemporary design with exceptional technical performance.
Specifically designed for use in underground rail tunnel systems, employing a prismatic glass refractor to control light output.
Escapelite has been designed specifically for Emergency Rail and Road tunnel applications.
The period style Sherington luminaire combines heritage aesthetics with the latest in Holophane’s optical technology.
The period style pendant luminaires Ashbourne combine heritage aesthetics with the latest in Holophane’s optical technology.
The period style pendant luminaires Woburn combine heritage aesthetics with the latest in Holophane’s optical technology.
Our Solutions
Holophane Europe has for the last 18 months been putting plans and contingencies in place for possible outcomes regarding Great Britain’s exit from the European Union.
Curl Aberdeen is a purpose built, state of the art, six lane curling rink located in Aberdeen, North East Scotland. This world class facility was opened in 2005 and has held many competitions and events including the European Curling Championships.
Liverpool Street railway station in London was built in 1874 and is the third busiest in Great Britain.The station operates almost 24 hours a day throughout the year. Holophane worked in conjunction with SSE Enterprise Rail on a lighting solution for the station.
Milton Keynes was the last of the New Towns to be built and was formally designated in 1967. In 2016, Milton Keynes Council and Ringway, the contractors for the project, identified that older lanterns in Central Milton Keynes were coming to the end of their useful life and developed a plan for their replacement.