Specialist in lighting solutions thinks beyond lighting alone

Lighting is a specialty in itself. One in which HERA specializes. But HERA is always thinking a step further and increasingly combining its lighting solutions with conveniences that make life in the kitchen, and by extension the home to even an office, easier and more fun.

HERA specializes in designing and offering lighting solutions, thinking beyond lighting alone. The manufacturer now comes out with a new version of the innovative ModuLite F LED, a luminaire for under-mounting. The most striking feature of this new version is the usb-c connection, which supports fast charging of mobile devices. "This makes ModuLite F a perfect solution for modern living and work spaces," emphasizes Michael Hoekstra of HERA.

Lighting and charging

Of course, the product and lighting features of ModuLite F with usb-c connection are not forgotten. "Elegant design and high functionality are simply part of the solutions we create today," Michael confirms. "ModuLite F with usb-c is available in two lengths (900 and 1200mm) with an output of 15 or 18W. The two possible light colors are warm white (about 3000K) and neutral white (about 4000K) which allows for pleasant and flexible lighting. So the conclusion is very simple: with the new ModuLite F with usb-c connection, we combine state-of-the-art LED technology with practical charging capabilities to create an advanced solution that can be used in many homes and offices."

Adding tools

In the "handy in the kitchen" category, we find HERA's recently introduced Intero-Line, which combines lighting with handy kitchen accessories. "Two birds with one stone you could say," says Michael. "On the one hand, of course, you have the lighting, diffuse ambient lighting to the top combined with functional lighting of the worktop. On the other hand, there are the handy accessories that are a solution to avoid a cluttered kitchen. Just think of shelves, holders for wine glasses, holders for a kitchen roll... And also here a usb charger is an option."