The Japanese National Museum of Ethnology (Suita, Osaka Prefecture) was founded in 1974. The building on the grounds of the World Expo `70 was opened in 1977. The museum is one of the largest museums in the world; the collection comprises almost 350,000 objects, most of which are listed in detail in a publicly accessible object database. A total of 28 SALIOT luminaires (model MS-V2) were installed here.
SALIOT Lighting Innovation
The intelligent SALIOT LED lighting stands out with its many innovative features. The total package consists of unique lens technology, smart switching, precise motors, and comfortable wireless communication. From an app, one or more lighting units can be easily controlled. Discover the many options with SALIOT and capture exactly the right atmosphere for every moment.
Light settings - simple, reliable, smart
Use the smartphone app in comfort to set the desired lighting position, dimming level, light distribution angle, or even color temperature, thereby creating the best light for each setting. And save your favorites afterward as a setting for the next event. In high-ceiling rooms, light settings have never been simpler. On top of that, SALIOT also stands out from the rest, having been celebrated in Japan and Germany on several occasions for its impressive design. You can.
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The SALIOT App
Just install the free SALIOT app on your terminal and browse up to 100 SALIOT lights as a group, or examine any of these individually. The technique of saving and reproducing lighting scenarios is a popular feature, especially in restaurants, museums, and galleries, as well as shopping malls. You can find the app in the App Store and on Google Play.
You’ll see the light!
The technology behind SALIOT is based on an ultra-thin, innovative lens. No more than a millimeter in thickness, the lens uses an integrated prism pattern to reduce light loss to a minimum. The precise MinebeaMisumi motors make it possible to adjust the distance between the light source and lens and thus achieve unrestricted control over the light distribution angle. The enhanced light distribution can point the way to the street lighting of the future.
Installation examples
The Sofitel Phokeetra Hotel in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, is known for its sophisticated combination of French colonial style and traditional Cambodian flair. 96 SALIOT luminaires (model MS-V2) were installed in the 1,430-square meter ballroom and have made easier lighting adjustments possible for the event team since then. Controlling various devices in different groups is a great advantage in this setting.
SUGIHARA WASHIPAPER INC., based in Fukui, embodies one hundred percent mulberry fiber paper, the so-called Japanese pier, which looks back on a long tradition and is considered a Living National Treasure. The mulberry fibers are preserved in their natural form as best as possible. The Washi paper is handmade, extremely thin, and tear-resistant. Two SALIOT lights (model MS-V2A) are used in Fukui for optimal illumination of the valuable paper.
Harley-Davidson is one of the most famous and traditional motorcycle manufacturers in the world. The company was founded in 1903 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Like no other manufacturer in this segment, the company embodies the American dream of freedom and adventure. Harley-Davidson has become a cult brand, and motorcycles are not just means of transportation but works of art. At the Harley-Davidson Store in Bangkok, 21 MS-V2-SALIOT models and 31 MS-V4 models were installed to show customers the best side of motorcycles.
The JAPAN HOUSE in Los Angeles combines countless highlights of Japanese art, gastronomy, and technology under one roof. In addition to a gallery and sales area with a variety of Japanese products, there is also a small café, a restaurant, a library, and an event location with a view over Los Angeles. The numerous events focus on Japanese artists, chefs, and designers. Film screenings, lectures, and workshops take place in the salon on the fifth floor. And, thanks to several SALIOT luminaires, you always appear in the right light!
