Rimini Exhibition Centre is one of Italy's leading exhibition venues, a facility designed to host international events through flexible spaces, modern infrastructure and services developed to manage large visitor flows.
In such a dynamic environment, lighting must also adapt to the different ways exhibition halls are used, consistently ensuring high lighting quality and operational efficiency.
The exhibition halls are used in different configurations throughout the year and experience highly variable occupancy levels.
The design objective was to develop a lighting system capable of delivering outstanding performance during events while simultaneously optimising energy consumption during periods of lower occupancy.
For the lighting of Halls D7 and D8, 3F LEM High Output with Wide light distribution was selected, configured with electronics specifically developed for this project.
Why it was chosen:
• Intelligent luminous flux management
• 2-module and 3-module configurations
• Maximum operational flexibility
• Uniform light distribution for large spaces
Thanks to the dedicated electronic control system, it is possible to activate all lighting modules or only part of the luminaire, adapting the lighting to the actual use of each exhibition hall.
The result is a solution that reduces energy consumption, lowers operating costs and extends the service life of the installation without compromising lighting quality during events.
The integration of LED technology, intelligent control and an installation specifically designed around the architectural characteristics of the exhibition halls has resulted in an efficient, reliable lighting system ready to support the future evolution of Rimini Exhibition Centre.
A project where lighting quality enhances the experience of both exhibitors and visitors, making every event more functional, efficient and sustainable.
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