IRiS Lighting Systems

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• IRiS Lighting Systems pioneered the use of full
  cutoff optics reducing high angle light that can
  often result in glare. The eye is drawn to the
  brightest object in the room. IRiS luminaires
  combine low aperture brightness with excellent
  light control placing light where desired.
  Unlock the true potential of your spacewith IRiS.

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• The P4-MH4BT-E4DL with BT15 lamp provide general
  illumination for the piano alcove and add
  vertical illumination on the wooden blinds during
  evening hours.

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• The Energy Star Listed P40832ICAT-E4DL with 32W
  compact fluorescent lamp provides task lighting
  for counters and islands and meets Title 24
  requirements.

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The P4-MA4MR-E4PINRL with MR16 lamp provides
reading light for each side of the bed. The tight
beam minimizes spill light. The pinhole trims
have been installed rimless and painted to match
the ceiling.
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• P4-MV4MR-E4MR with MR16 tungsten-halogen lamp
  provide task lighting on counters and island. The
  neutral color temperature of the low voltage
  lamps bring out the rich wood tones of the
  cabinets.

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• The P4-MA4MR-E4AA AR70 low voltage directional
  fixtures provide punch from 10 foot ceiling
  height adding dimension to artwork. The
  P4-MH4CFL42E-E4LWW 32W TTT compact fluorescent
  lens wallwash provides even vertical illumination
  to fireplace wall.

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• The P4-MA4MR-E4RPIN with MR16 lamp adds luster to
  the chandelier and puts useful light on the
  table. The P4-MH4BT-E4DLCBH with BT15 lamp
  provides soft even general illumination.

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The P4-MV4MR-E4RPINRL with MR16 lamp provide
punch from the 14 ceiling. The regressed square
pinhole trims have been installed rimless and
painted to match the ceiling masking the source
of light.
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• The P4-MV4MR-E4MR with MR16 lamp and L27K filter
  brings out the wood tones and provides task
  lighting on the counter.

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• The P4-MH4CFL42E-E4DLKHSF with 32W TTT lamp
  provides general area illumination in this public
  space. The Cognac Haze finish compliments the
  architectural bronze mullions.

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• The P4-MA4MR-E4AAHSFWF with low voltage 50W IR
  MR16 tungsten-halogen lamp provides depth to the
  planter area in the brightly illuminated lobby.

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• The P4-MH4CMH39T6E-E4CMHCBH provides punch
  illuminating the walkway beneath the 1-1/2 story
  entrance. The corrugated lower reflector in clear
  haze finish compliments the metallic finishes of
  the window wall and provides a neutral appearance
  during daylight.

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• The P4-MH4CFL42E-E4DLWHHSF with 32W TTT lamp
  provides general area illumination in this
  atrium area. The water feature shimmers under
  the crisp white accent light provided by the
  P4-MV4CMH20MRE-E4PIN.

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• The P4-MH4CFL42E-E4DLCBH with optional MTR4SN
  satin nickel trim ring provides low aperture
  brightness while matching stainless and chrome
  surfaces.

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• P4-MH4BT-E4DLWMH has been installed rimless using
  the PLR4X4 plaster lathing ring to seamlessly
  integrate to faux painted ceiling.

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IRiS recommends the use of a professional
lighting designer. A lighting designer will
integrate the lighting and lighting controls with
the architecture and provide the technical and
artistic skills required. Beyond just putting a
design on paper, a great lighting design involves
an understanding of the clients desires, dealing
with the unexpected during construction, and
proper aiming and adjustment of the fixtures and
controls following move-in. Lighting designers
can be reached through the following professional
organizations. International Association of
Lighting Designers 312.527.3677 www.iald.org Illu
minating Engineering Society of North
America 212.248.5000 www.iesna.org
American Institute of Architects 800.242.3837 www.
aia.org American Society of Interior
Designers 202.546.3480 www.asid.org
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