NEWTON 3510

designer:

UT Egoluce

design year:

2016

tipology:

floor lamps

bulbs:

/W LED 4x8,9W 18,4V 500mA 5412lm CRI>80 4000K
/WW LED 4x8,9W 18,4V 500mA 5212lm CRI>80 3000K
/XW LED 4x8,9W 18,4V 500mA 4976lm CRI>80 2700K

sources:

led

light:

direct

IP degree:

net weight:

9,50 Kg

materials:

aluminium, metal

Device suitable for installation on normally flammable surfaces

Fixture Repairable

5 years warranty

CRI>90 on request

Gallery

Instructions sheet

Product details

Floor lamp with body in aluminum and metal characterized by 4 adjustable projectors with COB LEDs providing direct light and with optical openings of 24°, 38° and 58°. The front lens of the projectors, made of glass, can be transparent or satin (/ST).

AVAILABLE FINISHES:

.01 white

.02 black

Its minimalist shape, the result of an extreme geometric synthesis, makes it suitable for any type of context, from public to private and to any style, from classic to modern.

Push, 1...10V or DALI dimmable versions are available on request.

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