Eco/Sustainable

Thanks to its IP54 rating, the Home Solar Light can illuminate both indoor and outdoor spaces without fear of complications in wet conditions. It also utilises a solar panel for power, meaning it can be freely installed with no need for a connection to electrical mains, and has a peg for quick and easy ground installation.

The Home Solar Light features a motion sensor, which activates the full power mode for concentrated brightness, while the crepuscular sensor means the lamp can enter energy saving mode when dusk falls.

As a light that uses solar energy to sustainably power and illuminate your indoor or outdoor space, the Home Solar Light is part of the sustainable range at LSE. We can help you find the right lights for your project, so get in touch to chat about your current or future installations.

This energy conservation is supported by the light’s motion sensor, activating the light when movement is detected nearby and helping to avoid wasting energy when there’s no one around. Additionally, the dusk sensor activates the lamp in energy saving mode when it detects a decrease in sunlight.

Due to the light’s IP54 rating, this light is suitable for indoor and outdoor use in some wet conditions. Charging for six to eight hours achieves a full charge, which provides up to three hours of bright light or 20 to 25 hours of light in energy saving mode.

With no need for a connection to electrical mains, this light fits perfectly into the range of sustainable lights available from LSE. Get in touch for information on the light that best suits your current and future lighting projects and installations.

As daylight disappears, the Solar bollard will enter energy saving mode thanks to the light’s dusk sensor, while the lamp’s motion sensor detects nearby movement to save wasting energy when no one is around.

Charging for six to eight hours achieves a full charge, which provides up to three hours of bright light or 20 to 25 hours of light in energy saving mode. Plus, with this light’s IP54 rating, its suitable for outdoor use in some wet conditions.

With sustainability as a priority, LSE has a range of suitable lights to suit the needs of your lighting project. For advice or suggestions about your next lighting installation, contact the expert LSE team to explore your options.

Esparto grass is a product that’s been used since prehistoric times, made using wild plants. The distinctive white metal meets the traditional esparto grass‎ to blend contemporary with classic and create an elegance that conveys nature in its most tranquil form.

Illa joins the LSE catalogue as part of our active commitment to designing lamps using materials that respect the environment and consider a more sustainable future. Learn more about our lights by getting in touch with the LSE team. With over 20 years’ experience, we’re committed to helping you create your desired lighting installation with ease.

Banyo is available as a pendant, portable or surface lamp. Depending on your chosen arrangement of lights, you can cast light around a whole room or focus on a key area, for example, over a long dining table or along a hallway. Alternatively, use a singular portable light on a bedside table or desk, or a combination of surface lights to softly illuminate your bedroom or home office space.

The beach house rope texture of the Banyo Lamp is produced with a polyester cord made from recycled plastic bottles in support of the ‘Oceans Without Plastic’ sustainability effort. Bottles are collected from the sea and then incorporated into the Banyo lamp materials to help the lamps sustain a longer life and reduce the amount of plastic in our environment.

Find out more about the Banyo Lamp by contacting the LSE Lighting team today and chat to our experts about your next lighting project.