BEKA Schréder is proud to have supplied the decorative LED lighting solution for High Street in Hermanus, Western Cape Province. This historic street has recently been upgraded and renewed. It is a popular recreational area and contains original old-town architecture, narrow alleys, speciality shops, world class art galleries and restaurants.

The architects were looking for a unique streetlight that fits into the new design theme. The ELLEGA was the chosen solution. This South-African designed and manufactured streetlight offers a distinct design with LED technology: the ideal combination for lighting urban landscapes!

The ELLEGA, with its simple but elegant linear design, is available in a single or double configuration at various heights. This winning combination of performance, design and flexibility enables the ELLEGA range to illuminate streets, residential areas, parks, bicycle and pedestrian paths with a better quality of light, to generate energy savings and to reduce the ecological footprint with a perfect aesthetic integration into the environment.

For the pergola, lighting was required to not only accent the structure, but to also provide pathway lighting. The LEDDUO downlight offered the perfect solution.

The South-African designed and manufactured LEDDUO combines energy efficiency with a sleek and sturdy design. Designed for exterior and interior lighting, the LEDDUO range offers two models - one square and one round - for a flawless integration into the architecture. It is

characterised by a refined design, robust construction and an efficient LED engine. Suitable for architectural (façade and accent) and ambiance lighting (parks and gardens), the LEDDUO provides a versatile solution.

BEKA Schréder locally develops and manufactures energy-efficient LED lighting products, designed and suitable for local conditions. We are very proud to be associated with Overstrand Municipality, Element Consulting Engineers and GAPP Architects and Urban Designers in providing a successful lighting solution for this project.