Outdoor lighting
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Sammode lights railway station open-air platforms, nursery patios, school playgrounds, bus terminal passenger shelters, shopping centre exteriors, ferry terminal boarding points, apartment block walkways, media library canopies… Outdoor lighting

Introduction Portfolio Amenity lighting Wall light fittings Vertical installation Horizontal installation Asymmetrical lighting Ceiling light fittings General lighting Glare-free lighting Compact luminaires High ceilings Industrial floodlights Asymmetrical lighting Signage lighting Our technologies Options Photometric polar diagrams Technical specifications Glossary

Sammode Architecture Outdoor lighting Sammode has a 90-year track record of cultivating its unique status as a designer/manufacturer. Having complete control of the lighting chain at every stage from design and consultancy through to manufacture allows the company to achieve an equally unique level of uncompromising standards and attention to detail. Every day, more lighting designers, architects and local authorities are persuaded by the aesthetic finish and functionality of Sammode-developed lighting solutions that now set the benchmark for an entire industry.

For four generations, we have developed a unique level of experience in bringing light into the most critical locations and most severe environments under the most demanding conditions. Established in 1927, Sammode is now synonymous with high-durability, high-dependability technical lighting. Our expertise covers every link in the lighting chain, from design to manufacture, which means that we can guarantee to provide the best quality of lighting in all environments between -60°C and +200°C. Experience and local presence Our strength is built on 90 years of service to lighting. We are also...

Sustainable lighting Our environmental policy has always been clear and simple : we reject the idea of throwaway products and planned obsolescence, we select recyclable materials, prefer maintenance and component-by-component renovation, and reduce waste to the minimum. We understand that by designing efficient, dependable products, we limit production and reduce the need for maintenance. For every project we undertake, we help our customers to limit their energy consumption and use of natural resources. Our continual commitment to research and the creation of new lighting solutions is...

Without compromising on our fundamental principles of strength, ingress protection, environmental resistance and reliability, we remain committed to continually expanding our ranges of luminaires. Our single ambition is to light and structure your architectural project as appropriately and durably as possible. Everything we do is guided by the principle of : everything that is necessary, and only what is necessary. At Sammode, technical prowess should be neither spectacular nor concealed. The challenge lies in striking precisely the right balance between efficiency and simplicity. Less is...

“Architecture transforms light, and light transforms architecture”. Manuelle Gautrand “Light transcends limitations  it transports, projects, ; divides, deflects, reflects, takes on colour, imparts and adds life. For its existence, it must interact with materials. Opaque materials that absorb and reflect it, and transparent or translucent materials, whose texture, brilliance and colour defuse it in infinite variation”. Jean-Marc Ibos et Myrto Vitart “I’m interested in the transcendental properties of light, by which I mean not only its ability to reveal space and illuminate a situation, but...

The Olympic Tennis Centre, Madrid (Spain) Architect : Dominique Perrault Architecture 2002 – 2009 La Caserne de Bonne shopping centre, Grenoble (France) Architect : Groupe 6

Railway station, Fontenay-sous-Bois (France) Multimodal rail station, Bourg-en-Bresse (France) Lighting designer : Yves Bral

Emmaüs social housing development, Saint-Ouen-l’Aumône (France) Architect : Daufresne Le Garrec & Associés Rue de la Liberté housing development, Bondy (France) Architect : Gérard de Cu

Childcare centre, Pollenfeld (Germany) Architect : Kühnlein Architektur Apartments, Paris (France), Architect : Brenac & Gonzalez et Associés

Passage Delessert apartments, Paris (France), Architect : Vincent Parreira Atelier Architecture Police head quarters, Paris (France), Architect : Atelier 32 Architectes

Toulouse Blagnac Airport car park (France) Rue du Faubourg du Temple housing development, Paris (France), Architect : Alexandre Chemetoff

Citylights, Paris (France), Architect : Dominique Perrault Architecture 2008-2016 Citylights, Paris (France), Architect : Dominique Perrault Architecture 2008-2016

The Molière learning centre, Les Mureaux (France), Architect : ALKA The Molière learning centre, Les Mureaux (France), Architect : ALKA

Louise Michel high school, Gisors (France), Architects : archi5 Jules Verne school, Châtenay Malabry (France), Architect : archi5

Suchet Sports Centre, Paris (France), Architect : KOZ architectes

Amenity light fittings

Amenity light fittings Compact luminaires designed to light small outdoor public spaces (building exteriors, passenger shelters, balconies, etc.), and address the major constraints associated with the presence of the public and the need for aesthetic integration. Luminaire Seurat Cranach Vouet Vouet Sensor Length ON-OFF version ON-10% version Integrated sensor version Technology LED LED LED • LED Seurat Cranach Vouet Vouet Sensor Amenity light fittings 31

Amenity light fittings Amenity lighting The intrinsic qualities of our bulkhead ranges (strength, reliability, functionality, etc.) make these luminaires perfectly suited to lighting urban street furniture (kiosks, bus shelters, etc.), building exteriors and balconies. Fonctionality Our amenity lighting ranges offer functional solutions that optimise your installations by providing integrated lighting management that meets your specific needs. Control External sensor control Sensor operation and lighting are two distinct functions. It can be advisable to separate them to maximise the...