Constructive Preventive
Medicine Environmental responsibility starts with the design concept. At development stage, the WILA objectives are reflected in terms of reducing volume, materials and the number of parts used, mechanical separability, the use of robust, unmixed and durable materials, as well as maximum operational efficiency in the form of "design laws". Laws from which the user profits directly: environmental responsibility, which not only benefits health, but which also saves resources and money.

Recycling Concept
Right down to the very last detail, the WILA cross-product concept of modular design has its origins in a single claim: to practice the simple and unmixed separation of all components for recycling.

Less Cleaning
The 2M assembly principle shows that the ability to separate components also reduces maintenance work as the luminaire inserts are only mounted shortly before commissioning, which prevents soiling. The resulting shorter maintenance intervals also benefit the environment.

Durable Materials
The materials used in all WILA products are selected in accordance with three main criteria: lightness, stability and non-polluting purity. For this reason, the only materials used are magnesium alloys, cast aluminium, high-purity aluminium, resistant stainless steel and, as non-metallic material, Bayblend FR 90 (PC/ABS). Energy-intensive coating processes suitable for the selected materials, such as powder coating and anodising, complete the processing methods. Consequently, the luminaires are halogen-free, have greater flame protection, light stability and high resistance to thermal deformation. Solidity that stands the test of time.

More Light - Lower Energy Consumption
A logical consequence of the search for the most innovative solution and the desire to save energy wherever possible inevitably leads to the use ofstate-of-the-art and thus the most efficient types of lamps with a higher light yield of up to 30%. This is highlighted by the concentration on compact fluorescent lamps of type TC-TEL, linear and circular fluorescent lamps of type T16 and T16-R, as well as on high-pressure discharge lamps with ceramic burner technology and low-volt halogen lamps of the IRC generation.

Energy Savings
Energy savings are not only of direct economic benefit, they are also reflected in the lower consumption of resources. One reason why WILA is the first manufacturer to consistently recommend and offer only luminaires with electronic ballasts. Electronics save space, weight, increase lifetime and use energy more intelligently and more efficiently. With the claim to pursue ongoing further development and with the incentive of continuing to question the usual, by installing electronic ballast boards directly in luminaire operating modules, WILA renders the conventional electronic ballast housing redundant.