Lighting Engines

Easy way to light your space

Perfect powerful solutions for Architectural Lighting.

At TLS, a Lighting Engine is the illumination system you select to power your TLS product tailored to the effect and mood you want to create.
Whether you're seeking a fixed static white, a daylight-mimicking variable white, a bold colour palette, or full pixel-controlled animation? there’s an engine for your vision.

Astra - Static White

Astra provides fixed, unchanging white light at multiple correlated colour temperatures (CCTs) — from warm to cool white. It’s ideal for general ambient illumination where consistency and simplicity are key.

Sola - Tunable White

Sola supports adjustable white light, enabling smooth transitions between warmer and cooler tones to simulate natural daylight or support circadian lighting strategies.

Aurora - Colour Changing (RGBW)

Aurora is engineered for full-colour flexibility. It supports up to ~16.7 million colours plus a dedicated white diode, allowing designers to craft immersive colour scenes without sacrificing quality of white light.

Vega - Pixel Controlled / Dynamic

Vega is a high-performance lighting engine designed for individual pixel control — allowing each LED (or pixel) to be addressed independently.

Key Features of Astra:

Steady Output: The light remains stable without flickering, dimming, or color shifts.

White Spectrum: It includes a balanced mix of wavelengths across the visible spectrum, often resulting from a combination of red, green, and blue light or a broad-spectrum source like sunlight or certain LEDs.

Non-dynamic: Unlike dynamic or tunable white light systems (which can change color temperature or brightness), static white light maintains a fixed setting. Our solution that offers multiple CCT options from 2200k to 6500k.

Key Features of Sola:

Enables smooth transitions between warm (yellowish) and cool (bluish) white light. Common tunable range: 2700K to 6500K. Mimics natural daylight patterns to support circadian rhythms, enhancing well-being and productivity. Warmer tones are used in the evening to promote relaxation; cooler tones are used during the day to promote alertness.

Key Features of Aurora:

Aurora is our advanced colour-changing lighting engine, meticulously engineered to deliver stunning visual versatility and precision control. Capable of producing up to 16.7 million vibrant colours, Aurora empowers designers, architects, and technologists to craft immersive lighting experiences across virtually any environment.

Full-Spectrum Colour Control:
At its core, Aurora uses a high-resolution RGB colour mixing system to generate an extensive palette—over 16 million unique hues. This ensures seamless transitions, nuanced gradients, and dynamic effects that can be customized for mood, branding, or functional needs. Aurora includes a dedicated white diode. This allows the engine to deliver pure, high-fidelity white light. The white diode eliminates the blue/purple tint often seen in RGB-mixed whites, offering superior colour rendering and optical clarity.

Key Features of Vega:

Pixel Control
At its core, Vega delivers per-pixel precision, enabling finely tuned control over colour, brightness, and timing. Whether used for detailed motion graphics, complex light animations, or ambient mood lighting, Vega ensures each pixel can be orchestrated independently for maximum impact and fidelity.

Motion Graphics
Easily load and display pre-programmed scenes or intricate motion graphics with smooth transitions and high frame-rate responsiveness. Ideal for looping visuals, reactive displays, or timed sequences in performance and architectural settings.

Interactive Capabilities
Vega goes beyond static programming—it also supports interactive lighting experiences. Integrate touch sensors, cameras, sound inputs, or external triggers to create responsive environments that react to movement, sound, or user input in real time.

Why This Matters?

Choice meets intent:

By selecting the right engine you align lighting behaviour with architectural, functional or emotional goals.

Uniform specification

Regardless of the diffuser or shape, the same engine suite applies - simplifying specification and supply chain.

Design-grade flexibility:

From static ambient lighting to full motion graphics, TLS lighting engines support a spectrum of needs.

Future-proofing:

Pixel-controlled and dynamic options give spaces the ability to adapt over time (e.g., seasonal scenes, brand shifts).