Trunking systems added to NORKA portfolio
New: trunking system 225 und trunking system 285 OVAL
Trunking systems serve as a support system for luminaires and carry and protect the necessary cabling for lighting, emergency lighting, public address systems, CCTV equipment and other technical installations. At the same time, these support systems overcome structurally challenging requirements and ensure a uniform appearance. Trucking systems are frequently used, particularly in public spaces and in areas of local public transport and rail transport. NORKA is expanding its trunking system portfolio and supplementing it with several product ranges from Fischer Lichtsysteme, a long-standing partner of NORKA.
TRUNKING SYSTEM 225 for platform lighting, bus stops and access areas
NORKA offers the former Fischer luminaire trunking system 225×150 mm: TRUNKING SYSTEM 225 (MEDIENKANAL 225).
For the opening of the profiles / for a luminaire width of 200 mm
Suitable for MÜNCHEN LED and GERA LED and others
Blind covers and loudspeaker enclosures
Powder-coated as standard in RAL 9006
Ceiling mounting
TRUNKING SYSTEM 285 OVAL: Light tunnel for platforms and underpasses
NORKA markets the Fischer DB94 light tube and various support profiles from the FLB-94-H series under the new "TRUNKING SYSTEM 285 OVAL" (MEDIENKANAL 285 OVAL) product family.
For openings in the profiles / for luminaire widths of 200 mm
Amongst others, suitable for the MÜNCHEN LED and the vandal-resistant luminaires KREUZBERG LED and PHALANX LINEAR 200
Blind cover and loudspeaker housing to match the luminaire type
Powder-coated as standard in RAL 9006
Various fixing options
A wide range of mounting options for your project
A variety of mounting accessories are available for the trunking system 285 OVAL. Ceiling mounting, corner mounting, rod suspension and cable suspension are all possible.
Trunking systems provide structure and protection
Trunking systems are used particularly in the public transport sector, as they protect the supply cables whilst also facilitating easy installation and maintenance, and offer a high degree of stability against external influences such as wind. Furthermore, they make it possible to circumvent challenging structural elements such as cross-beams. In areas such as subways or access routes, utility ducts, when combined with vandal-proof lighting, also offer good protection against wilful damage and tampering. Additional technical equipment, such as loudspeakers or cameras, is further protected by a utility duct.
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