LED PUCK equips footbridges, bridges, and civil engineering structures with miniaturised luminaires that provide precise functional lighting while revealing the silhouette of each structure. Integrated into handrails and guardrails, they disappear by day and animate the structure by night.
Robust, waterproof, and anti-vandal, our luminaires guarantee illuminance levels compliant with current standards while offering optimal visual comfort for pedestrians, cyclists, and people with reduced mobility. Every structure becomes a safe, luminous walkway.
180 metres long and 2.5 metres wide, this red steel structure connects Paris to Aubervilliers in the heart of the Claude Bernard ZAC. Equipped with the PUCK in unilateral version, lighting ranges from 7.5 to 10 lux on average, with 1.5 lux at every point, enhancing the sense of a promenade along the Canal Saint-Denis.
Connecting the Franc-Moisin/Bel-Air neighbourhood to the Stade de France by spanning the Canal Saint-Denis, this eco-responsible structure is equipped with nearly 400 PUCKs in asymmetric version for an average ground illuminance of 20 lux and a uniformity ratio of 0.4.
Inaugurated in June 2024, this footbridge spans the Garonne with a metal mast rising to over 60 metres, establishing itself as a defining element of the Toulouse skyline. The asymmetric PUCK, integrated on both sides of the structure, delivers 20 average lux and a uniformity ratio of 0.4 on the deck.
This 123-metre footbridge spanning Autoroute A7 contributes to the area’s tourist appeal. The asymmetric PUCK, integrated into the guardrails and ramp edges, provides functional lighting for the structure while accentuating its architecture.
This metal footbridge north of Douai rises 7 metres above the Canal de la Haute-Deûle. The asymmetric PUCK, integrated into the handrail and tilted at 15°, covers a 4.5-metre-wide deck with an average ground illuminance of 20 lux.
At the foot of the collegiate church, this structure connecting Limay and Mantes-la-Jolie is fitted with the asymmetric PUCK in its guardrails, providing regular luminous punctuation to guide pedestrians and cyclists along the Seine.
Stretching 760 metres across the bay of Sölvesborg, this pedestrian and cycling bridge is a landmark for soft mobility. The asymmetric PUCK, spaced every 2.5 metres, delivers an average illuminance of 7.5 lux, ensuring safe use by day and night.
