The lighting of museums – and other projects with similar requirements such as those in the luxury retail segment – places the highest demands on lighting tools. The interchangeable lens units with darklight lenses not only create a magical impression with only one light point. They also offer precise, uniform light distributions and wide flexibility in the choice of beam characteristics: ranging from miniaturised lighting in confined spaces with Minirail 48V track and wall washing in picture galleries to the display of large exhibits in halls and atria. An extensive range of accessories round off the system – and Eclipse also offers innovative connectivity solutions using wireless standards such as Casambi Bluetooth and Zigbee.

Eclipse in three product ranges

Would you like a very small luminaire on miniaturised track? Are you looking for a luminaire with an elegant Intrack adapter? Would you like to directly use Eclipse in your existing system? To be able to respond ideally to your needs, we have developed Eclipse in three different variants. With the three versions Eclipse 48V, Eclipse InTrack and Eclipse we offer the right concept for every application.

   

Light for small and large dimensions

Eclipse is available in five sizes – optimised for different applications. To come even closer to our maxim of "light instead of luminaires" we have significantly miniaturised the luminaire dimensions of Eclipse size XS to a diameter of only 32 mm.

Magical darklight lens for highest visual comfort

Eclipse projects light with its darklight lens as precisely as a camera lens focuses light. ERCO thus sets new standards in architectural lighting. The interchangeable darklight lens offers lighting designers maximum flexibility and observers maximum visual comfort.

Everything from accenting to wallwashing

In-house developed optics exploit the full potential of efficiency and quality of light. The lenses guide the light with maximum precision, precisely defined light beams and high illuminances onto the target surface. From crisp-edged accen-tuation to uniform wallwashing – the complete bandwidth with just one luminaire range.

The best contour spotlight of its kind – 3x larger imaging area

The new Eclipse contour spotlight generates a very sharply defined light beam. As a result, fascinating effects can be created where crisply illuminated pictures appear to glow from within – ideal for museums and galleries.

The right light spectrum for any application

Light must be perfectly matched to material and colour, particularly with art objects. Eclipse therefore offers six different standard spectra for various colour temperature and colour rendering preferences. If this is not sufficient and you need more flexibility in terms of colour temperature, tunable white provides the ideal solution. If you want to display in colour or plan dynamic lighting concepts, Eclipse has the perfect answer in the form of RGBW.

6 light spectra for any application

Eclipse gives you the perfect combination of light colour and colour rendering. 3000K CRI 97 is the right choice for the perfect rendering of colours. Maximum energy efficiency is achieved with 4000K CRI 82. Four conversion filters create 24 additional spectra from six LED light colours.

Nuanced displays with tunable white

Tunable white enables you to perfectly illuminate art and merchandise and ideally emphasise colours. Warm white light colours are suitable for materials with warm tones whilst neutral or cool white light colours are ideal for cool materials.

RGBW luminaires for coloured lighting design

LED-RGBW luminaires enable selection from over 16 million colours and pastel tones. A special optic achieves completely uniform, colour shade-free mixing – ideal for the coloured display of exhibits and merchandise.

  

Light control in the digital age

Decide for yourself: from simple switching to the wireless programming of light scenes with Casambi Bluetooth or Zigbee – Eclipse gives you the complete range of options. Multi Dim enables you to dim Eclipse with DALI, Push Dim or via phase. On-board Dim gives you the opportunity to additionally adjust the bright-ness on the spotlight yourself, for example to set illuminance to a fixed value with sensitive works of art. What do you prefer?